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Fire warning: Easter hols to see spike in burns injuries
A popular school holiday activity is landing dozens of children in the hospital each year, with Easter seeing a spike in cases, as authorities issue a warning to parents.
Fed-up health workers demand disease protection in Qld hospitals
Queensland doctors working in some of the state’s most high-risk areas without proper protective equipment will hold an emergency meeting with the chief health officer within days.
Black market tobacco industry targeted with massive $161k fines
Illicit tobacco and vape operators will face on-the-spot fines of up to $161,300 from today as the state government attempts to financially cripple the booming black market industry.
Highly toxic opioid found days before pill testing service axed
Queensland’s pill testing service has detected a highly toxic opioid responsible for overdose deaths around Australia, just days before the service is axed by the state government.
Why do more teens have IBS, eczema and ADHD?
Almost half of our youths are living with chronic disease or developmental conditions like ADHD. There’s a concerning link as to why.
The secret Ozempic diet clubs inside our schools
Secret playground Ozempic clubs are evolving as the next trend in dangerous, competitive dieting in schools with kids swiping injections meant for parents or buying them online.
New reason women are using botox
It’s best known as a wonder wrinkle eliminator, but now doctors are using Botox injections to relieve another pain.
In the mail: Fears grow as zombie drugs seized at the border
Many more zombie drugs could be getting smuggled into Australia, based on the number of detections in the mail.
I had 2 C-sections and didn’t like how I looked. This changed my life
A Brisbane woman said she tried everything to get rid of her “water bomb” abdomen after two C-sections. Then she found the solution.
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