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Sue DunlevyNational Health Reporter

Sue Dunlevy is the national health reporter for the Sunday Telegraph, Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail and Adelaide Advertiser who writes about medical research breakthroughs, pharmaceuticals, the health system, health insurance and health politics.

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Austrlaian researchers trying to cure cancer with covid

New Aussie hope to cure cancer with Covid-19

Three years after the pandemic was declared it seems there might be a silver lining to Covid-19, as Aussie scientists are working on a clever way to use the virus to cure cancer.

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Melbourne mum Kirsten Deckert and her two kids Lachie 15 and Chelsea 13 who have a peanut allergy. Picture by Wayne Taylor 8th March 2023

New peanut allergy treatment trial: Are you eligible?

A new treatment is being trialled in children with peanut allergies that could retrain their bodies so they don’t react to the food. Find out if you’re eligible for the trial.

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Woman in white robe and glasses taking bottle of medical cream from shelf while working in modern pharmacy.

Full list: Life-saving drugs in short supply

The number of life-saving medicines in short supply in Australia has blown out to 380 so far. See the list and see if you are affected.

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Doctors wearing surgical masks and gowns performing an operation on patient in hospital operating theater.

Health fund delays premium rise for six months

Australia’s second biggest health fund has announced a further delay in its premium rise. See the reason why.

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Laboratory microscopic research of IVF (in vitro fertilization). Digital illustration. For Leader group read on IVF. Picture: iSTOCK

‘Forced to watch 50s porn’: Aussie sperm donor’s fury

Australia has a massive sperm donor shortage as wait times grow. Now, a sperm donor reveals what’s really wrong with outdated clinics.

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IVF case study for network story. Kylie and Geoff Young, have a 4 week old baby boy named Bowie. Picture: Alan Barber

NT’s best IVF clinic and how it compares

Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best performing IVF clinic in the NT. Search and see the full list.

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Best IVF clinics in Tassie and how they compare

Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best performing IVF clinics in Tasmania. Search and see the full list.

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Best IVF clinics in SA and how they compare

Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best performing IVF clinics in South Australia. Search and see the full list.

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Best Qld clinics and how they compare

Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best and worst performing IVF clinics in Queensland. Search and see the full list.

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Best Victorian IVF clinics and how they compare

Men and women desperate for a baby can now check the success rates and see the best and worst performing IVF clinics in Victoria. Search and see the full list.

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