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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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EMBARGOED FOR NETWORK NEWS PREMIUM CONTENT: NO THE AUSTRALIAN/NO NEWS.COM/NO SKY NEWS. 29 year-old Despina O'Neill and her husband Nick from Spring Farm have just started the IVF process. Monash IVF has just launched a new at-home genetic carrier screening test which can be used by anyone planning a pregnancy or who is already pregnant to screen for more 400+ genetic conditions. Picture: Jonathan Ng

New $1250 genetic test to help IVF couples

Prospective Australian parents who want to know whether they could give their child a genetic condition can now take a new test. See how it works.

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New Covid test making travel easier

A new service at Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane international terminals allows passengers to get their Covid test results fast.

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Health costs to rise by 20 per cent

Australians are set to pay more for healthcare cover after private hospitals and medical device companies objected to planned reforms.

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‘It’s not fair’: Life-saving medical treatment only wealthy can afford

More than 120,000 Australians with a chronic disease are being denied a subsidy for a life-saving device.

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Covid vaccines tossed as Aussies turned away for early booster jabs

Doctors are tossing unused Pfizer vaccines instead of giving them as early booster shots because of government red tape.

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The $10 test that can save Aussie babies

We fund high-cost lifesaving treatments for a deadly childhood condition but not the test to diagnose it.

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Unhappy woman texting on her smartphone at the bridge.

‘Isolated’: Fears for stressed NT teens

Excess screen time and a lack of exercise are leaving Aussie teens stressed. And a big issue is fuelling their anxiety.

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‘Isolated’: Fears for stressed Queensland teens

Excess screen time and a lack of sleep are severely impacting Aussie teens. And a big issue is fuelling their anxiety.

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‘Isolated’: Fears for stressed NSW teens

Excess screen time and a lack of sleep are severely impacting Aussie teens. And a big issue is fuelling their anxiety.

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‘Isolated’: Fears for stressed Victorian teens

Excess screen time and a lack of sleep are severely impacting Aussie teens. And a big issue is fuelling their anxiety.

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