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Two years ago Samuel Morrison was found dead with a blood-filled syringe next to his bed. Now, health advocates say fatal heroin overdoses like his will only increase if nothing is done. 
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When it comes to tackling loneliness, we can be inspired by the nursing home staff who made Berenice Benson's dream come true. Together, government, charities and social activists can co-operate to make Australia a little less lonely, and a little more friendly.
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This module provides an overview of key topics regarding IPV, including:
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The renegade researchers and vigilantes who exposed Australia's drug problem
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Here in a corner of Missouri and across America, the lack of a college education has become a public-health crisis.
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Has your doctor ever taken a photo of your medical condition? It's really useful to aid diagnosis, but we still don't have the right legislation to ensure legal and ethical protections.
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A recent ADB report shows that PNG has some of the worst health indicators in the Asia-Pacific region:
Peter Mellow's insight:
Poor healthcare in a society can trigger political unrest and other challenges for people.
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This module provides an overview of what causes anger, the function that anger serves in our lives, and how anger impacts our relationships. Home visitors will learn how these issues may look in parenting situations as well as specific strategies on how to help parents understand and manage their anger.
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JeffDESIGN, a new university program in Philadelphia, aims to train medical students to think like city planners.
Kim Flintoff's curator insight,
February 1, 2018 6:38 PM
JeffDESIGN, a new university program in Philadelphia, aims to train medical students to think like city planners.
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Congress long ago allowed people with end-stage kidney failure to receive Medicare. Why not do the same for people with other chronic illnesses?
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Alternative-health gurus harness the language of medicine to sound authoritative. Doctors and other scientists must push back.
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