05 Jun 2023

New mental health services for Alice Springs

People in the Alice Springs region will soon have access to free, and culturally appropriate mental health and wellbeing support in their own community.

04 Jun 2023

NSW urged to stay alert for meningococcal symptoms

NSW Health is urging the community to be on alert for symptoms of meningococcal disease and act immediately if they appear after the notification of three recent cases.

02 Jun 2023

COVID-19 update 2 June 2023

There have been 3,728 new cases of COVID-19 reported in South Australia in the past week.

02 Jun 2023

Former pharmacist reprimanded and disqualified following conviction for trespass and theft

A former pharmacist has been reprimanded and disqualified for five years after being convicted of criminal trespass and for failing to notify the Pharmacy Board of Australia (the Board) of the charges.

02 Jun 2023

ASTHMA SYDNEY SMOKE RISK: RESIDENTS ADVISED TO PREPARE FOR HAZARD BURN-OFFS

SYDNEY: Asthma Australia is urging people with respiratory or heart conditions, such as asthma, to prepare for smoky air, particularly in the south and south-west regions of Sydney, due to planned hazard burns starting from Monday, June 5 advises Asthma Australia.

02 Jun 2023

Alice Spring’s Sub-Acute Mental Health Facility

Learn more about our transitional treatment facility that minimises the need for hospitalisation.

02 Jun 2023

‘I found out the hard way’: Why this GP is talking about CMV

Dr Hugh Stump has a very personal reason for trying to bridge some surprisingly wide gaps in knowledge.

02 Jun 2023

TGA supports MHRA’s new international recognition framework for medicines

As a trusted regulatory partner, TGA is committed to support the new international recognition framework that MHRA is introducing for medicines

01 Jun 2023

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01 Jun 2023

Rabies exposure numbers on the rise as more Queenslanders travel overseas

The number of cases of potential rabies exposure in returned travellers is increasing to pre-pandemic levels, with 116 Queenslanders potentially exposed to the deadly virus so far this year.