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Aussies warned to brace for severe hay fever season ahead (opens the original)
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Hay fever sufferers are being warned to brace for an above-average pollen season as spring arrives in Australia, with more people turning to long-term treatments to keep their allergies at bay. The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming and the grass is growing, but for hay fever sufferers, spring can be miserable. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Australia braces for severe hay fever season “It’s really annoying and it’s quite debilitating,” one sufferer said. “Awful, it’s like constantly running eyes,
Australians turning 50 to receive unprecedented health warning (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of Australians are about to receive a confronting letter warning them to start protecting their brains from dementia. The federal government is sending letters to 340,000 Australians who turned 50 in the past year, urging them to take action now to reduce their risk of developing the disease. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: National campaign aiming to reduce dementia risk The unprecedented national push comes as experts warn almost half of dementia cases could potentially be prevent
Cancer treatment that gave Sam Neill hope could soon help millions (opens the original)
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The treatment that gave Hollywood legend Sam Neill renewed hope in his battle with cancer could soon become available to millions of patients. Australian scientists are developing the next generation of CAR-T therapy, transforming the way cancer is treated. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Breakthrough cancer therapy offers new hope “I’ve just had a scan just now and there is no cancer in my body. That’s an extraordinary thing,” Neill said in April this year. CAR-T therapy gave Neill, who passed away earl
‘Keeping active’: Aussie dementia patient backs new recommendations (opens the original)
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Almost half a million Australians are living with dementia and the numbers keep rising. But a major new report suggests cases could be halved, revealing the everyday changes that could protect your brain. Dementia is Australia’s leading cause of death. More than 450,000 live with the disease, a number expected to top 1 million. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Everyday changes to help reduce risk of dementia revealed But the World Health Organisation (WHO) says 45 per cent of future cases could be prevent
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