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24.01.2022 Special thanks to Evidence Medical Content for sponsoring our team Sydney CF in the F5 Australia qualifier tournament

23.01.2022 After horrific bushfires and a long drought, COVID-19 was "the straw that broke the camel's back" for rural communities. So what can we do to better support the mental health of people living in the bush?

15.01.2022 Australian women with endometriosis endure a 6 year wait for a diagnosis. What can we do to do turn this around?

08.01.2022 Since the outbreak of COVID-19, we've heard conflicting information about the extent to which children are at risk. Preliminary research has shed some light for us. The study, led by NSW Health’s Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS), looked at 15 schools and found that children are unlikely to transmit the virus. Read more here: http://ncirs.org.au/covid-19-in-schools #covid19 #coronavirus #research #virus #diseasetransmission #childrenshealth #study

07.01.2022 More evidence this week that #respiratory problems can lead to #heart problems down the track. This latest #study discovered that people with persistent asthma are 1.5 times more likely to develop atrial fibrillation (an irregular heart rate that often causes poor blood flow) later in life than people without asthma. The researchers say this shows why doctors should be extra alert to #hearthealth in people with #asthma

05.01.2022 As if COVID-19 isn't concerning enough, we've also seen a scary boom in dangerous, inaccurate medical information about how the virus can be spread, diagnosed and "cured". One post that's gone viral is claiming to be from researchers at Stanford University. This is 100% fake news and has nothing to do with the university - please do not follow any of the advice. For what's true and false, check out this resource for some good ol' myth debunking

03.01.2022 North Sydney Futsal & Football Club would like to thanks AKÜ for providing us with such great kits for the futsal season ... We would also like to thank some of our many sponsors Evidence Medical Content, Senior Pooch & Roar Skincare for their on going support and efforts

02.01.2022 New research has backed the implementation of COPE, a home-based program that supports people with dementia and their families. Dementia health professionals have welcomed the innovative program, which aims to help people with dementia stay living independently in their homes for longer.

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