Warrnambool features in tobacco deaths report
A report has found the Warrnambool municipality has the greatest proportion of men dying from tobacco-related illnesses in Victoria.
View ArticleRegional Vic to participate in aspirin study
Six regional centres in Victoria, including Bendigo and Shepparton, will take part in one of the country's largest clinical trials.
View ArticleSydney students get a taste of regional medicine
Sydney's University of Notre Dame hopes it medical students will have a chance at gaining vital experience at a new rural clinical school in Ballarat.
View ArticleResearch challenges wind farm illness link
Activists who claim that noise from the turbines on wind farms makes people sick are being challenged by new research done in Australia.
View ArticleDoes your baby know what you're thinking?
In this regular psychology segment on the Morning Show with Steve Martin, psychologist Damien Adler discusses the the research into perceptions of the newborn, how death plays a role in relationships...
View ArticleRunning for her life
Kim Stephens successfully completed a half marathon as part of the Great Ocean Road Marathon last Sunday to purely celebrate her ability to compete and be strong again.
View ArticleBallarat trials new drug to tackle stomach cancer
Ballarat oncologists are trialling a new drug that it is hoped will become a new treatment for advanced cancer of the stomach and oesophagus.
View ArticleFinding meaning in tragedy: fund keeps memory of bipolar sufferer alive
After Carol Smit's brother killed himself, she was determined to find meaning in the tragedy, and decided to start a bipolar research fund in his honour.
View ArticleFinding meaning in tragedy: fund keeps memory of bipolar sufferer alive
After Carol Smit's brother killed himself, she was determined to find meaning in the tragedy, and decided to start a bipolar research fund in his honour.
View ArticleMental health: Poor and remote areas don't have equal access to services,...
The largest ever study into mental health services in Australia finds government programs are failing to give people in poor and remote areas equal access to help.
View ArticleCentral Goldfields health survey results reveal positive views on diet, exercise
Researchers say a public health survey in Victoria's Central Goldfields Shire has found encouraging evidence about attitudes to diet, alcohol and exercise.
View ArticleCan wind turbines make you sick? Debate divides tiny Victorian town of Waubra
The issue of wind power has divided the small Victorian town of Waubra, pitting friends and neighbours against one another.
View ArticleHow Fiona Elsey's dying wish led to Australia's only regional cancer research...
The Fiona Elsey Institute began in a disused paint shed in Ballarat, but has since grown into a multi-million-dollar cancer research centre.
View ArticleGlyphosate ruling sparks further controversy over common weedkiller's cancer...
A Federal Court ruling in the United States in favour of a man suffering from cancer has turned the spotlight again to one of the most commonly used global chemicals.
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