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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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National

The good news about Covid boosters

Evidence is mounting that the protection offered by Covid booster doses wanes but experts reveal why it doesn’t mean you’ll need a fourth jab.

National

Why kids are better at fighting Covid-19

Children’s ‘innate’ immune systems are better at overcoming Covid-19 than adults’ and there is another factor making it harder for the virus to take hold.

Full ListLifestyle

How to shed 42kg without diet or exercise

Diet and exercise don’t necessarily equal weight loss. New research sheds light on some simple ways you can shed kilos. SEE THE FULL LIST.

Coronavirus

Aussie flurona coming: How it differs to Covid-19

Experts are warning Aussies about a new flurona coming to our shores with the reopening of international borders. See how you can take action.

ExclusiveNational

Shredding 36kg without exercise: How Aussies are fighting fat

A fat burning pill, a diet focused on protein and simply increasing your sleep – this is what the latest research into losing weight shows.

ExclusiveNational

Margaret Kilby had her first heart attack at 35. Supplied

The new test to detect if you’re at risk of heart attack

A test to tell if you carry genes placing you at risk of a heart attack is under development after the discovery of more than 160 potential culprits.

UpdatedCoronavirus

Omicron vax study shock; 25k new cases, 57 deaths in 3 states

A new study has revealed surprising results on the Omicron booster, as NSW, Qld and Victoria record 25,000 new cases and 57 deaths.

Health

Full List: Changes you can make now to avoid dementia

Simple lifestyle changes can help reduce your chance of developing dementia by up to 40 per cent. See the latest advice from health experts.

ExclusiveNational

‘Lying in filth’, starved’: Top docs declare war to save Aussies

The Australian Medical Association is calling on Aussies to “vote for their public hospital” at the upcoming election, to stop patients dying. SEE THE WORST WAITING LISTS.

National

Grandma’s bowel cancer horror after ‘urgent’ treatment delayed

Elaine Short is a victim of severe public hospital underfunding which left her diagnosis too late to prevent bowel cancer.

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