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Naltrexone used to avoid NOWS in prelim study
Type of meat eaten effects breast cancer risk
World’s first blood test for coeliac disease in sight
Sprained ankle physiotherapy
Less bureaucracy needed to improve aged care
Exercise – the underutilised antidepressant
New portable monitor can detect ARDS
Social stress linked to post-menopausal bone density
Type 2 diabetes: small reduction in alcohol, big reduction in heart disease risk
Podcast series for patients with advanced cancer

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