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Bird flu has officially arrived in Sydney after the city recorded its first case of the H5N1 strain in a greater crested tern found on the Northern Beaches.
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The recommendations, published in Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, are the first dedicated international consensus on smoking cessation specifically for people with type 2 diabetes.
Health-e News Sewage Crisis in Nyakallong despite court ruling and government intervention Sewage is still spilling into the yards of residents in Nyakallong in the Free State despite a High Court…
A fox in Victoria's south-west has died from H5 bird flu and authorities suspect the virus is responsible for the death of a dolphin.
[Nyasa Times] A shocking new report has revealed that non-communicable diseases (NCDs) now account for approximately 40 percent of all deaths in Malawi, prompting urgent calls for stronger political…
[Nyasa Times] For millions of Malawians living in rural areas, the nearest water source is often little more than a borehole or shallow well -- but simply having access isn't enough.
[GroundUp] "We inhale the smell of our own faeces"
