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Going to the dentist is expensive…
Around one in three Australians delayed their visit to a dentist in the last financial year – or didn’t go at all – due...
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Indian nurse calls for blood & stem cell donor registry
A long-time Lifeblood nurse, recently diagnosed with leukemia, has issued a personal plea for people in her local Cranbourne community and across Australia to...
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Anxiety in children: Wrestling with this complex diagnosis
Imagine yourself as a 7-year-old living 300,000 years ago in a cave with your family. Every day you go out hunting with your mum...
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Research grant supports duel against diabetes
Information, detection and prevention of diabetes is essential for people of Indian and subcontinent origin, writes TASNEEM ZAVERY
Auntiji says: Compromise or quit?
Recently, I received two letters from two sahelis, both with similar themes. I was most saddened by their plight, writes AUNTIJI
Sexual health survey
A recently published study reveals a change in traditional attitudes towards specific sexual behaviours, writes SHERYL DIXIT
A koan for a happy life
A simple strategy to cope with those times in life when we are stuck in a seemingly hopeless situation, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN
Beating the blues
We are all susceptible to mood swings, but when a low mood turns persistent, it’s time to take notice, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN
Practical steps to letting go
Making a decision to moving on is a great way to heal the traumas of the past, writes FARZANA SHAKIR
World No Tobacco Day: Stub it out!
Kicking that butt will help restore health, well-being and happiness, but getting there may be tough, writes NIMA MENON
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