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Six Qld babies die in three years after contracting syphilis in the womb (opens the original)
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Six babies have died in less than three years after contracting syphilis in the womb in Queensland. Queensland Health data shows 55 pregnant women have been diagnosed with the sexually transmitted disease so far this year. Infectious disease physician Candice Holland said many babies born with congenital syphilis died shortly after birth. Six Queensland babies have died in less than three years after contracting syphilis in the womb. New Queensland Health data shows 55 pregnant women have been d
This family's blood is so rare units are kept on ice for emergencies (opens the original)
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A new research collaboration between the University of Queensland and Lifeblood will explore new manufacturing techniques for laboratory-grown blood to increase production and reduce costs. If blood could be grown in labs efficiently and at scale, it could save lives by producing red blood cells for people with ultra-rare blood types. Lifeblood researcher Becky Griffiths hopes that within four years, they will be able to produce bigger yields of lab-grown blood at a reasonable cost that could th
NDIS slashes Brisbane woman's physical therapy hours, citing 'value for money' (opens the original)
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April Coulson went to bed one night as an active, independent teenager and woke up unable to move from the armpits down. A bleed on her spinal cord had left her paralysed. "It was pretty terrifying," she says of that day seven years ago. "My strength and my ability to even sit up was completely gone." It would take two years before doctors were able to provide some answers into why the bleed occurred. Scans revealed rare blood vessel malformations in other parts of her body, leading doctors to s
Paediatrician links 'misleading' multivitamin to 6-year-old's death (opens the original)
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The Queensland coroner has released a report on the findings of a six-year-old boy's death, after suffering a cardiac arrest in 2024. The coroner found the boy had a severe vitamin C deficiency which was deemed to be the most likely underlying factor that lead to the cardiac arrest. As his condition deteriorated, his family were told "severe life-threatening scurvy seemed a likely unifying diagnosis". A coroner has found scurvy to be the "most likely underlying factor" in the death of a Queensla
'A disease of the past': Twenty years on from Gardasil cancer vaccine (opens the original)
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Twenty years ago, Australia launched the Gardasil vaccine, the world's first vaccine against cervical cancer. Griffith University professor of infectious diseases Nigel McMillan said Australia was on track to eliminate cervical cancer in the next 10 years. Despite that, Australian Immunisation Register data shows HPV vaccine coverage for girls and boys is dropping. Twenty years on from the launch of the world-first vaccine against cervical cancer in Australia, more than 800 million doses have be
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