After 28 years as a policeman repeated exposure to trauma left Sgt Brad Edwards with post traumatic stress disorder which led to his suicide in June last year. Now his 17-year-old son Charlie wants to ease the burden on other sufferers
A hospital document given to pregnant women wrongly linking caesarean births to autism, ADHD, cancer and delayed development has been slammed for ‘shaming’ women who need a caesarean.
Huge increases in grocery bills are hitting shoppers hard, but farmers say none of the extra money is heading their way, instead blaming supermarkets for ‘ripping off farmers and consumers’.
Around 2000 young people under 50 suffer a sudden cardiac arrest each year, but now a breakthrough test can detect if healthy young people have a deadly gene hidden in their DNA.
Pregnant women in the town of Gunnedah are encouraged to give birth midweek due to no weekend doctors at a hospital which is about to undergo a $53 million upgrade.
For the first time in almost 80 years, Australians’ average life expectancy will fall, as 40 Covid deaths a day cut a swath through the elderly population.
The Sunday Telegraph has documented hundreds of ambulances ramped for hours on end at multiple metropolitan hospitals awaiting admission. SEE THE QUEUES.
Marie Domingo had been told her exhaustion was likely due to shiftwork and pregnancy, but it soon became a life and death situation.
A pilot test for Severe Compromised Immune Deficiency picked up that newborn Hugo D’Arcy had no immune system, with the early diagnosis — and bone marrow from his brother — saving his life.
Just two weeks after at tackle left Nathan Stapleton a quadriplegic, another young father has suffered a similar injury in a country rugby game — and is now facing a life as a paraplegic.
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