The best and worst of health funds
OUTRAGED by your latest health fund premium rise? Some funds pay out $737 less than others for a hip replacement, $794 less for delivering a baby.
OUTRAGED by your latest health fund premium rise? Some funds pay out $737 less than others for a hip replacement, $794 less for delivering a baby.
A BRAIN drain has stripped Australia of one in four of its scientific leaders and 671 research positions as our best and brightest head overseas.
TEENAGE girls say online porn is warping their boyfriends’ ideas about what is normal. They’re being sent explicit material and told to send naked pics.
THE number of Australians using the drug ice at least monthly has tripled in five years, with a startling number of addicts aged as young as 15.
PHARMACIES are refusing to pass on a new $1 government discount on prescription medicine, instead confusing patients with misleading claims.
EIGHTY-eight thousand new mums struggling with breast feeding will have nowhere to go if a vital helpline is shut down in June when its government funding dries up.
MORE than one in three women with private health insurance are opting not to use it to cover the birth of their child because of massive out of pocket expenses.
HUNDREDS of thousands of consumers could miss out on a $1 per script medicine discount from January 1 as a pharmacy war erupts.
ONE in four health fund members considered dropping their health cover in the last year, as health fund premiums soared above the inflation rate.
A MAJOR fault with a common fertility test may have led thousands of Australian women astray, affecting their decision to have children.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/sue-dunlevy/page/92