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23 Jun 2010
Fertility low on radar for Aussie women
Australian women are waiting longer to seek help having children, and underestimating the number of couples that will require reproductive assistance to conceive, according to new research released on the 30 year anniversary of the first IVF baby born in Australia.
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17 Jun 2010
Tax reporting snatches Sunday rest from business owners
With the end of financial year looming, Australian small business owners report they are working overtime to fulfil their tax reporting obligations, spending the equivalent of almost one Sunday a month (or almost 60 hours a year) going over their books.
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19 May 2010
Baby Boomers renamed 'Generation Risk'
One-in-five Australians aged over 55 years has at least a 30 per cent chance of suffering a potentially fatal heart attack or stroke in the next five years, according to findings from a study into the level of cardiovascular risk in the Australian population.
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31 Mar 2010
Govt backs new option to prevent heart attack and stroke
Thousands of Australians who have survived a heart attack or stroke and remain at ‘high risk’ of a potentially fatal repeat event can now receive a new treatment to prevent heart attack, stroke, hospitalisation due to heart failure, and even death.
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18 Dec 2009
'Christmas chaos' looms for unprepared adults with ADHD
Hundreds of thousands of Australian adults living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and juggling the pressures of the pre-Christmas rush are being urged to take steps to prevent their lives from spiralling out of control.
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