Toddlers lacking iron: study
MANY Australian toddlers are not eating enough meat, putting them at risk of iron deficiency, according to a QUT study.
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Years for AIDS cure, conference told
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Vic govt urged to repeal HIV-specific law
AIDS experts have called on the Victorian government to repeal its HIV-specific law, saying it was counterproductive to HIV prevention efforts.
Plain packet smokes ‘all taste the same’
LONG-TERM smokers believe the quality of tobacco has deteriorated since plain packaging was brought in.
Back pain: don’t blame it on the rain
WEATHER does not cause back pain, according to a new Australian study.
O’Neill says doping ‘not worth it’
A SMALL percentage of young elite athletes are taking performance enhancing drugs in a desire to win.
Most toddlers eating too much salt: study
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Australians to be able to self-test HIV
AUSTRALIA working towards achieving the virtual elimination of HIV transmission by 2020
Australians to be able to self-test HIV
AUSTRALIANS will soon be able to test themselves for HIV, with restrictions preventing the manufacture and sale of the kits now lifted.
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