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The Rise of the Superbugs: The global threat of antimicrobial resistance | HealthEngine Blog
What is the problem and how much of a problem is it? The year 1928 set the scene for one of the most significant public health milestones in history – the discovery of penicillin
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What causes colic in newborns and babies?
What causes colic in babies and what does not cause colic. If it isn’t colic what else could be causing the problem?
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Birth plan- getting to hospital when having a baby
Pregnant and packing for hospital? Don’t forget to make a plan for how you’ll get there in time to give birth, bearing in mind that petrol tanks run empty and some cars have a habit of breaking down at all the wrong moments.
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Foster care & adoption - The Trauma and Grief Network (TGN)
Children and young people who are in foster care, out of home care or adopted can have complex needs
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1 week pregnant
The first week of pregnancy occurs before you actually conceive your new baby. It’s a little confusing - doctors begin counting the weeks of your pregnancy from the date your last menstrual bleeding started, not from the date you conceived. Conception, that very important moment at which your partner’s sperm fertilises your egg, does not occur until approximately two weeks after the start of your last period. However, your body is already preparing itself for pregnancy, should conception occur, so this week officially marks the beginning of the pregnancy.
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Baby cold tips for parents
Baby colds don’t need medicines but a baby with a cold does need lots of love and may need to see a doctor. For a quick overview of everything you should and shouldn’t do to look after your baby’s cold, see the tips for parents.
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Cough and sneeze etiquette | HealthEngine Blog
Cough and sneeze etiquette refers to simple hygiene practices everybody can take to prevent passing on respiratory infections like cold and flu to other people.
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What is colic? Signs of colic
Recognise the signs of colic crying and when it isn’t colic and you should take your baby to a doctor.
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2 weeks pregnant
When you are two weeks pregnant, your body is preparing for pregnancy but your egg has not yet been fertilised. Typically your egg will be released from your ovaries at the end of the second week of pregnancy and conception will occur on the first day of the third week of pregnancy. If you want to get pregnant, make sure you have plenty of sex this week so your partner’s sperm is ready and waiting to fertilise your egg.
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Pregnancy, Birth and Baby encourages all links to its website. Here are some frequently asked questions regarding linking to us.
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Cancer pain management in adults - Cancer Guidelines Wiki
Cancer pain management in adults From Cancer Guidelines Wiki Jump to: navigation, search Contents Introduction Recommendations Overview Patient-centred care Screening Assessment Self-management Pharmacological Mx Non-pharmacological Mx Practice improvement Resources Opioid formulations References Guideline developer: Australian Adult Cancer Pain Management Guideline Working Party Cite this guideline Australian Adult Cancer Pain Management Guideline Working Party
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Palliative care - Cancer Guidelines Wiki
Palliative care From Cancer Guidelines Wiki Clinical practice guidelines for the management of locally advanced and metastatic prostate cancer > Palliative care Jump to: navigation, search Author(s): Dr Mary Brooksbank AM — Author A/Professor Mark Boughey — Co-author Cancer Council Australia Advanced Prostate Cancer Guidelines Working Party — Co-author Funding received from Cite this page Brooksbank, M, Boughey, M, Cancer Council Australia Advanced Prostate Cancer Guidelines Working Party
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Lynch syndrome - Cancer Guidelines Wiki
Lynch syndrome From Cancer Guidelines Wiki Clinical practice guidelines for the prevention, early detection and management of colorectal cancer > Lynch syndrome Jump to: navigation, search Author(s): Professor Barbara Leggett MD FRACP — Author Dr Nicola Poplawski — Co-author Dr Nicholas Pachter — Co-author Associate Professor Christophe Rosty, MD PhD FRCPA — Co-author Associate Professor Ian Norton MBBS, PhD, FRACP — Co-author Dr Caroline Wright — Co-author Dr Aung Ko Win — Co-author Professor Finlay Macrae AO; MBBS; MD; FRACP; FRCP; AGAF — Co-author Cancer Council Australia Colorectal Cancer Guidelines Working Party — Co-author Cite this page Leggett, B, Dr Nicola Poplawski, "[Pachter],[NP]", Rosty, C
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Dietary and lifestyle strategies - Cancer Guidelines Wiki
Dietary and lifestyle strategies From Cancer Guidelines Wiki Clinical practice guidelines for the prevention, early detection and management of colorectal cancer > Dietary and lifestyle strategies Jump to: navigation, search Author(s): Professor Finlay Macrae AO; MBBS; MD; FRACP; FRCP; AGAF — Author Trevor Lockett — Author Julie Clarke — Author Professor Jon Emery MA, MBBCh, FRACGP, MRCGP, DPhil — Co-author Professor Mark Jenkins PhD BSc — Co-author Professor John McNeil MBBS MSc PhD FRACP FAFPHM — Co-author Prof Allan Spigelman — Co-author Dr Aung Ko Win — Co-author A/Prof Robyn Woods — Co-author Professor Graeme Young MB BS MD FRACP FTSE AGAF — Co-author Dr Nicholas Pachter — Co-author Professor John Zalcberg MB BS, PhD, FRACP, FRACMA FAICD — Co-author Cancer Council Australia Colorectal Cancer Guidelines Working Party — Co-author Cite this page Macrae, F, Trevor Lockett, Julie Clarke, Chetcuti, A, Emery, J, Professor Mark Jenkins PhD BSc, McNeil, J, Prof Allan Spigelman, Dr Aung Ko Win, A/Prof Robyn Woods, Young, G, "[Pachter],[NP]", Professor John Zalcberg MB BS, PhD, FRACP, FRACMA FAICD, Cancer Council Australia Colorectal Cancer Guidelines Working Party
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