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FDA fast-tracks first drug for MOGAD
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FDA fast-tracks first drug for MOGAD

The FDA fast-tracks satralizumab for MOGAD, a rare autoimmune disease. This decision could make it the first approved therapy for...

Gene therapy shows promise for seizure patients
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Gene therapy shows promise for seizure patients

Gene therapy shows promise for seizure patients with sustained reductions in seizure frequency and improved behavior.

How America fights back against populism
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How America fights back against populism

America’s fight against far-right populism reveals strategies to protect science, health policy, and democracy—key lessons for nations like Australia.

Zap Highlights Key Health and Aged Care Updates
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Zap Highlights Key Health and Aged Care Updates

Australia's latest health literacy push, aged‑care shortages and heated tobacco policy debates in this week’s key health and aged care...

Lessons from a long road to prevention
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Lessons from a long road to prevention

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Coalition tobacco policy sparks health fears
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Pacific Islands Focus on Women, Disasters, Drought, Alliances
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Pacific Islands Focus on Women, Disasters, Drought, Alliances

Discover how Fiji's Talk Periods Festival is transforming menstrual health in disaster preparedness across Pacific Islands, advocating for practical solutions...

Sugar Tax Boosts Oral Health Reduces Inequities
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Sugar Tax Boosts Oral Health Reduces Inequities

A 20% sugar tax could add half‑million life years and cut dental disease, showing levy improves oral health and reduces...

New Reports Highlight Avian Flu Industry Role Solidarity
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New Reports Highlight Avian Flu Industry Role Solidarity

Avian flu funding in Australia draws criticism as $20 million aid falls short of the $17.2 million cuts, jeopardizing wildlife...

Health and Aged Care Update Released
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Health and Aged Care Update Released

Australia's prison health update reveals poorer physical and mental health outcomes for prisoners, with 87 percent having a recorded health...

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