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- Sep 27, 2026
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A senior Sydney hospital manager asked a court to stop sending patients. Here’s why (opens the original)
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A clinical director at St Vincent’s Hospital has asked a Sydney court to stop sending people accused of crimes to their overwhelmed emergency department as magistrates divert rising numbers of mentally unwell people from the justice system to public hospitals. The senior figure made the request to Downing Centre Local Court on Monday concerning people who magistrates deemed to be mentally ill or disordered as St Vincent’s contended with 17 mental health patients in its emergency department. They
‘The fortunate ones’: Lifesaving early warning for deadliest cancer (opens the original)
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More than 60 people have been diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer before they developed a single symptom via a new screening program, paving the way for early intervention for the world’s deadliest cancer. They were among more than 30,000 people who underwent free low-dose CT scans during the first year of NSW’s National Lung Cancer Screening Program rollout, as the booming illicit tobacco trade threatens to undo a century of work to reduce smoking rates. “There is a great deal of optimism ab
Why young people start to doubt their own bodies (opens the original)
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For Jaimie Sheil, an outcome more terrifying than being diagnosed with some awful complication is that when she arrives at an emergency department, doctors will tell her that she is just fine. “It sounds ridiculous,” said Sheil. “But I was so afraid that if I voiced my concerns about a new symptom, and it turned out to be nothing, I would become the boy who cried wolf.” Sheil is among young adults, children and teenagers with severe chronic conditions whose symptoms have been fobbed off as just
Katrina Taylor’s breast implants made her sick. This new device could make women feel whole again (opens the original)
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About 15 years ago, an email from a PhD student with a bold idea dropped into the inbox of Professor Anand Deva. “It said something like: I’ve got this idea about using an absorbable breast scaffold to encourage tissue regeneration,” Deva recalled. The plastic and reconstructive surgeon had not yet become a beacon for women with breast implant complications. But they would soon come from across Australia and overseas with ruptures, infections and a constellation of symptoms linked to breast impl
Rose had two heartbreaking IVF losses. Then her specialist clocked one crucial detail (opens the original)
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One child in 16 is now conceived via IVF in Australia as success rates creep up, but would-be parents face a high-stakes numbers game in which age, and the clinic they choose, can determine success – or otherwise. More than 50,000 women in Australia had IVF treatment in 2024, totalling 104,721 IVF cycles, according to the latest analysis of the database tracking every cycle performed at every IVF clinic in Australia and New Zealand. There were 18,509 IVF babies born in 2024, equating to one baby
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