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CBT effective for hot-flushes: study

CBT effective for hot-flushes: study

Learning techniques such as paced breathing and relaxation can take the sting out of hot flushes for women following breast cancer treatment.

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 Call to keep doctor sanctions on register

Call to keep doctor sanctions on register

Most doctors subject to disciplinary actions should have a permanent footprint of their offences listed on the medical register, says one of Australia’s leading advocates for patient health and safety.

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Clinical News

Gestational diabetes diagnosis in limbo

Gestational diabetes diagnosis in limbo

An official overhaul of Australia's gestational diabetes guidelines could be pushed back another year, leaving some hospitals to forge ahead alone.

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93 million with diabetic retinopathy

93 million with diabetic retinopathy

Diabetic retinopathy may be the leading cause of visual impairment and blindness worldwide with approximately 93 million people living with the condition, according to the first global estimate.

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Politics

Indigenous stroke patients treated worse: National audit

Indigenous stroke patients treated worse: National audit

A new audit of Australian hospitals shows Indigenous stroke patients receive an inferior level of care within the same hospitals, having a 30% lower chance of receiving treatment from a stroke unit and a three-fold increased risk of dying or being dependent.

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 Tame Medicare 'monster' says former head of PSR

Tame Medicare 'monster' says former head of PSR

Medicare is dysfunctional, outdated, and susceptible to rorts totalling as much as $3 billion annually, says the former head of the body responsible for policing it.

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Other News

Menopause treatment limited for women

Menopause treatment limited for women

Profiling a woman’s symptoms to predict how long they are likely to experience the menopause could be an effective tool for clinicians as treatment options are increasingly limited, says a leading Australian endocrinologist.

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Placebo adherence saves lives?

Placebo adherence saves lives?

Trial participants who conscientiously take their placebos die less than those who have worse adherence to placebos – and the association resists being explained away by confounding.

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