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Philomena Platt entered hospital with swallowing difficulties but her family say a nine-day delay in getting a feeding tube in resulted in her “starving to death in front of us”. Her son Luke wants answers.
More than 140 children — including babies under the age of one — have been exposed to toxic vape gases, as health experts plead with adults to keep them out of reach.
A junior staffer who was harassed by then chief-of-staff Chris Smith at her Channel 9 leaving do has spoken out for the first time about the incident that left her shocked and disgusted.
The cardiac team at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead has begun performing heart transplants, meaning young patients no longer need to travel to Melbourne — or die because they can’t.
The severe doctor shortage in country towns is leaving patients in pain and in need of surgery, languishing in hospital wards for weeks while they wait for a surgeon.
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