‘Extraordinarily lucky’: Edwina Bartholomew’s health update
The Sunrise presenter has shared some excellent news, seven months after revealing her cancer diagnosis live on air and giving an insight into how leukaemia changed her outlook on life.
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I don’t want to talk about poo but I have to — this is why
After a tragic accident left him wheelchair-bound, a father-of-one is now fighting for 50,000 Australians who have been ‘ghosted’ by the federal government. Find out why.
Young woman given days to live after shock diagnosis
A young woman has been dealt the devastating news an undiscovered health issue is “incurable” and she has “hours or days” to live.
Can this ‘spit test’ spot prostate cancer signs better than a PSA?
A spit test done at home could be better at detecting prostate cancer than present methods like blood tests. This is what you need to know about it.
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New test can tell you if you have melanoma before it even appears on skin
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The summer mistake that could kill you
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The summer mistake that could kill you
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The blood pressure ‘super pill’ that’s changing the game
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Baby dies from highly contagious illness
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Women push for access to surgery to reduce breast cancer risk
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Teen dead after allergic reaction to brownie
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