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The ‘unheralded’ organ: Why kidney disease is so difficult to detect (opens the original)
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Greens leader Larissa Waters announced on Monday night she will step down due to a decline in her health. Waters has been managing pre-existing chronic kidney disease (CKD). “For some time now I’ve been quietly managing chronic kidney disease alongside doing the work I love. But recently it’s taken a downturn, and I need to be honest with myself about not being invincible,” she said in a statement. Only 7.4 per cent of Australian adults self-reported having the condition. But about 14 per cent s
We have lost the art of the pop-in. I petition we revive it (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. On a recent trip I happened to be driving through the suburb where an old friend lives. It was an average Thursday, at about 4pm. Mikayla welcomed her first baby this year and, still being on maternity leave, I figured she was likely home. Even if she wasn’t, I had nothing but a few minutes to lose. So I decided to pop in and see her. The pop-in is an unplanned visit to someone’s house without not
‘Men shouldn’t have all the fun’: Women are flocking to the fairways (opens the original)
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Winnie Wong asked herself this question two years ago when she first considered taking up the sport. It was a thought quickly followed by: “How do I even get started?” The 28-year-old tax specialist from Sydney only knew golf via her male colleagues, but had no idea how to get into it herself. “Luckily, my phone heard me, and I got a sponsored ad for a golf coach,” she says. Winnie’s now-coach Tammy Wong – who she first came across on social media – founded Birdie Links, a program designed to ta
Post-marathon blues are a real phenomenon. Here’s how to overcome them (opens the original)
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When Katrina Quesada finished her first half-marathon, she was elated to cross the finish line. But although it was her longest run at the time, the day after the event, Quesada felt somewhat dissatisfied – like it wasn’t a big enough goal. “There was such a high and low. It’s like an emotional crash … After, you should be satisfied and proud of yourself,” Quesada says. Within 24 hours, she thought to herself, “What’s next?” This led her to sign up for Sunday’s TCS Sydney Marathon. Anyone who ha
‘Not snowflakes’: Severe mental disorders surge among young people (opens the original)
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A pioneering study has found that the prevalence of severe mental disorders among young Australians has increased by nearly two-thirds over 15 years. Suicidal thoughts have more than doubled. The research, led by the Matilda Centre at the University of Sydney, is the first to compare diagnostic data for many mental health conditions. National, self-reported surveys between 2007 and 2022 reveal the prevalence of mental disorders in those aged 16 to 24 has surged from 23.4 per cent in the first su
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