- Paget's disease of bone — read abstract
« Paget's disease of bone is characterised by repeated episodes of increased bone resorption followed by excessive attempts at repair. »
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- Pain and how you sense it — read abstract
« We feel the sensation of pain when pain receptors send electrical signals along nerves to the spinal cord and brain. »
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- Pain and the new analgesia: some will swear by it — read abstract
« It appears that swearing may have evolved as a mechanism to deal with pain. »
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- Pain in children — read abstract
« It is not always easy to know when or why your child is in pain. Pain can be caused by injury or illness, such as a sore throat or ear infection. Find out what products are available for pain in children. »
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- Pain relief ladder for cancer pain — read abstract
« The World Health Organization has developed a pain relief ladder as a guide to treating cancer pain. »
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- Palliative care — read abstract
« Find out what palliative care is, and when it may be necessary for people with cancer. »
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- Palpitations — read abstract
« Palpitations are sensations of excessively strong and/or irregular heartbeats. Find out more about the causes and treatment for palpitations. »
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- Pancreas and insulin — read abstract
« Your pancreas has 2 functions: producing digestive enzymes; and producing the hormones insulin and glucagon to regulate blood sugar. »
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- Pancreatic cancer — read abstract
« Pancreatic cancer is a term used to describe as many as 20 different types of tumour that can occur in the pancreas. »
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- Pancreatitis — read abstract
« Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas. The main symptom is pain in the upper abdomen that feels as if it goes through to your back. »
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- Panic disorder — read abstract
« Those affected by panic disorder can experience feelings of panic out of the blue and for no apparent reason. »
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- Pap smear tests — read abstract
« The Pap smear test is used to help detect early changes in the cells of the cervix which may lead to cervical cancer. »
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- Pap smears and colposcopy — read abstract
« Having regular pap smears allows detection and cure of the early stages of cancer of the cervix. »
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- Pap smears: women with disabilities deterred — read abstract
« Women with disabilities are less likely than other women to have regular Pap smears because they feel health professionals are insensitive to their needs, among other factors. »
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- Paracetamol for children — read abstract
« Paracetamol is a commonly used medicine, especially for minor illnesses suffered by children. »
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- Paracetamol role in migraine downplayed — read abstract
« Migraine patients have been advised by a leading neurologist to try aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) instead of paracetamol as first-line treatment. »
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- Paracetamol: routine use may affect infant vax response — read abstract
« Routinely giving paracetamol following infant immunisation may interfere with your baby's immune response to several vaccines. »
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- Parents can delay potty training children until age 2 — read abstract
« Parents can delay toilet training until their child is aged 22-30 months, according to US researchers. »
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- Parents not worried by children being overweight — read abstract
« Most parents of overweight children are not concerned about their child`s weight, Melbourne research shows. »
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- Parkinson's disease and carers — read abstract
« Caring for someone with Parkinson`s may not be an easy job, and carers need support too. »
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- Parkinson's disease and driving — read abstract
« There are no simple answers when considering whether or not a person with Parkinson`s disease should drive. »
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- Parkinson's disease and oral health care — read abstract
« Read about some recommendations for the dental care of people with Parkinson`s disease. »
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- Parkinson's disease of early onset — read abstract
« Parkinson`s disease has traditionally been thought of as a disease only older people get, but it can occur at any age. »
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- Parkinson's disease: depression, personality and anxiety — read abstract
« Anxiety and depression are both common in people with Parkinson`s disease, but doctors do not have any clear answers as to why. »
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- Parkinson's disease: description and incidence — read abstract
« Parkinson`s disease is a progressive condition involving disturbances in the co-ordination of movement. »
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- Parkinson's disease: dopaminergic therapy — read abstract
« Because Parkinson`s disease has been linked to a lack of dopamine, a neurotransmitter, much drug treatment has focused on dopamine replacement. »
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- Parkinson's disease: game play eases symptoms — read abstract
« Researchers say the Nintendo Wii could be used to improve coordination, reflexes and other movement-related skills in Parkinson s disease. »
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- Parkinson's disease: managing problems as it advances — read abstract
« Read about some of the common problems that can occur as Parkinson's disease progresses. »
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- Parkinson's disease: mental changes — read abstract
« Parkinson`s disease affects a person`s mood and mental functioning, not just their body. »
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- Parkinson's disease: MPTP and drug-induced Parkinson's — read abstract
« A byproduct of an illicit narcotic drug has been shown to cause the same signs and symptoms as Parkinson`s disease. »
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- Parkinson's disease: Q and A — read abstract
« Find out all you need to know about Parkinson's disease, which causes disturbances in initiating, controlling and co-ordinating movement. »
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- Parkinson's disease: tremor — read abstract
« Tremor is a common symptom of Parkinson`s disease. »
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- Paronychia — read abstract
« Paronychia is an inflammation of the skin bordering a fingernail or toenail. This inflammation can be classified as acute or chronic, depending on your symptoms, the cause of the inflammation and how long you have had it. »
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- Passive smoking: minor exposure can cause major problems — read abstract
« Just one hour of exposure to passive smoking may result in potentially serious effects on the heart and lungs. »
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- Patellofemoral pain syndrome (kneecap pain) — read abstract
« Patellofemoral pain syndrome is one of the most common disorders of the knee, accounting for up to one in every 4 knee injuries. »
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- Patients don't recognise symptoms of stroke — read abstract
« Australians understand the risk factors for stroke but may not readily identify symptoms, leading to delays in seeking care. »
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- PCR status and Hepatitis C transmission — read abstract
« PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests help detect the presence of hepatitis C virus in the body and a person's potential to transmit HCV to others. »
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- Peak flow meters — read abstract
« Find out how using a peak flow meter and monitoring your peak expiratory flow (PEF) readings can help manage your asthma. »
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- Peanut allergy in children — read abstract
« Peanut allergy is the most common serious food allergy in children. About three in every 100 pre-school children are allergic to peanuts. »
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- Peanut allergy: later onset linked to anaphylaxis risk — read abstract
« Children who develop peanut allergy at an older age may have an increased risk of anaphylaxis compared to those with earlier onset. »
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- Pelvic floor muscle exercises — read abstract
« Find out about the causes and symptoms of a weak pelvic floor, and how performing pelvic floor muscle exercises can help. »
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- Pelvic floor muscle exercises for men — read abstract
« Pelvic floor muscle exercises can help to restore bladder control after treatments for prostate cancer. »
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- Pelvic inflammatory disease — read abstract
« Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) refers to an infection caused by bacteria or other micro-organisms such as Chlamydia. »
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- People with Down syndrome now living into their sixties — read abstract
« People with Down syndrome are now living into their 60s, twice as long as previously thought, West Australian researchers say. »
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- Peptic ulcer: complications — read abstract
« Learn about the 3 main complications of peptic ulcers. »
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- Peptic ulcers — read abstract
« An ulcer is an area of damage to the lining of the stomach or upper part of the intestine. »
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- Peptic ulcers explained — read abstract
« Our knowledge of ulcers, how they develop and how they should be treated has progressed rapidly in the past several years. »
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- Peptic ulcers: diagnosis and tests — read abstract
« There are several tests used in the diagnosis of peptic ulcer, some of which can diagnose whether it is a stomach or a duodenal ulcer. »
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- Peptic ulcers: symptoms — read abstract
« The most common symptoms of peptic ulcers are abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting and loss of appetite and weight loss. »
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- Peptic ulcers: treatment — read abstract
« Medicines used to treat peptic ulcers may be aimed at reducing the amount of acid in your stomach, protecting your ulcer from further damage, eradicating H. pylori bacteria, or all of these. »
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- Peptic ulcers: what causes them? — read abstract
« Most ulcers occur as a result of infection by a bacterium known as Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori). »
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- Perinatal depression affects one in 10 dads — read abstract
« Perinatal depression is now known to affect twice as many new dads as previously thought. »
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- Period pain — read abstract
« It is common for women to suffer pain associated with their normal menstrual cycle.
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- Period pain: self-care — read abstract
« Period pain can be caused by prostaglandins, produced by the uterus, leading to cramping pain in your lower abdomen and stomach. Find out what products are available for period pain. »
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- Period pain: treatment options — read abstract
« Find out about the symptoms of period pain, and when you should see a doctor. »
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- Peripheral arterial disease — read abstract
« Peripheral arterial disease refers to a narrowing of the blood vessels in the legs. Find out about the symptoms, risk factors, tests and treatment. »
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- Pernicious anaemia — read abstract
« Find out about the causes, symptoms and treatment for pernicious anaemia, slso called vitamin B12 deficiency anaemia.
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- Personality can be deduced from someone's bedroom — read abstract
« You might not be able to judge a book by its cover, but you can certainly judge a person by the state of their bedroom, according to US researchers. »
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- Personality no link to cancer — read abstract
« Personality type does not influence a person`s risk of developing cancer, say Japanese researchers. »
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- Pets may guard against inherited predisposition to allergy — read abstract
« Exposure to pets may protect babies against a predisposition to allergy, a US study says. »
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- Pets sleeping in bedrooms disrupt owners' sleep — read abstract
« More than half the number of people who sleep in the same room as their pets have sleep disruptions every night. »
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- Petting zoo animals can cause infection — read abstract
« People who experience diarrhoea, nausea or vomiting after visiting a petting zoo may have picked up a zoonotic infection and should visit their doctor immediately. »
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- Peyronie's disease — read abstract
« Peyronie's disease is a condition in which a band of fibrous tissue on the penis causes painful erections and an unnaturally bent penis. »
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- Pharmacy Care: important information — read abstract
« Pharmacy Care - find out how to use this section for treating minor medical conditions with pharmacy products. »
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- Pheromones send strong man-attracting signals — read abstract
« Pheromones can more than triple a woman`s chances of attracting a man, a US study has found. »
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- Physical activity and exercise: getting started — read abstract
« Many people who start an exercise programme lose motivation. Read on for some exercise tips that will turn you into an exerciser for life. »
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- Physical activity benefits to your body — read abstract
« View our animation of the effects of regular exercise or physical activity on your body. »
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- Physical activity in children and teenagers — read abstract
« Get the low down on why physical activity is so important for children and teenagers. »
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- Physical activity tips — read abstract
« All age groups can benefit from regular exercise. Moderate exercise such as a brisk walk can easily fit into your day, and it ??s great for your health. »
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- Pigeon toes — read abstract
« Many children have intoeing, or 'pigeon toes', a condition in which the feet point inward. »
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- Pink Lady 'herbal' sex pills a health risk — read abstract
« Pink Lady herbal sex pills contain prescription medicine tadalafil and may pose a health risk, the TGA warns. »
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- Pink Ribbon Day — read abstract
« Pink Ribbon Day is a fund-raising day held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to support breast cancer research. »
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- Piriformis syndrome — read abstract
« Piriformis syndrome involves the piriformis muscle of the buttock compressing and irritating the sciatic nerve. »
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- Pituitary Awareness Week — read abstract
« Pituitary Awareness Week is held in July/August each year to raise awareness of pituitary disease in the medical and general community. »
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- Playground equipment cancer risk to be investigated — read abstract
« Australian authorities are reviewing international data on the potential human health risks posed by timber treated with a preservative containing arsenic. »
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- Pleurisy: treatments — read abstract
« Your doctor will treat pleurisy by treating its cause. Find out what the options are. »
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- Pleurisy: what you need to know — read abstract
« Pleurisy is inflammation of the pleura, the 2-layer protective membrane around the lungs. Read all about it. »
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- PMS and ovarian cycle syndrome — read abstract
« Most mature females will experience at some time unpleasant physical and mental changes at different stages of their menstrual cycle. »
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- Pneumococcal disease vaccination — read abstract
« Two types of pneumococcal vaccine are available in Australia. The vaccines protect against different strains of the pneumococcus. »
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- Pneumococcal disease: what you need to know — read abstract
« Pneumococcal disease refers to illness caused by infection with the bacterium Streptococcus pneumoniae (sometimes shortened to Strep. pneumoniae). »
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- Pneumococcal vaccine no panacea for middle ear infection — read abstract
« Widespread vaccination of children against pneumococcal disease to prevent middle ear infection not proven says Australian expert. »
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- Pneumococcus — read abstract
« Pneumococcus, one of the most dangerous bacteria in the world, causes many types of infections including pneumonia, meningitis and middle ear infections. »
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- Pneumonia in children — read abstract
« Sometimes respiratory infections can develop into pneumonia in children. Symptoms are rapid breathing and cough. The cause may be bacterial or viral or mycoplasma. »
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- Pneumonia symptoms — read abstract
« The symptoms of pneumonia usually depend on the cause of the pneumonia, but some symptoms are common. »
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- Pneumonia: diagnosis and treatment — read abstract
« Read all about how pneumonia is diagnosed and treated. »
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- Pneumonia: what is it? — read abstract
« Pneumonia is a serious lung infection. Find out who suffers from pneumonia, what causes it, and who is at risk. »
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- Poisonings — read abstract
« Poisoning is a common cause of hospital admissions for adults and children, and common household medicines are the leading cause of poisoning. Find out more about poisonings. »
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- Policosanol for high cholesterol — read abstract
« Policosanol is a natural product, derived from the waxy coating of sugar cane, now available in Australia to lower high blood cholesterol. »
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- Polio vaccine vigilance needed after new outbreaks — read abstract
« A polio outbreak in Tajikistan is a warning to other countries not to let polio vaccination rates slide. »
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- Polio: what you need to know — read abstract
« Polio is an infectious disease that can cause permanent muscle weakness, paralysis, and in severe cases, can be life-threatening. »
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- Polycystic ovary syndrome — read abstract
« Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal condition in which the ovaries are enlarged and contain many small cysts. »
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- Polycythaemia vera — read abstract
« Polycythaemia vera is a condition where the body makes too many red blood cells. Find out about the symptoms, causes, complications and treatment. »
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- Polypill hints at future heart disease prevention — read abstract
« Taking a single combination pill daily could reduce the incidence of cardiovascular (heart and blood vessel) disease by over 80 per cent, UK researchers have found. »
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- Poor functioning predicts migraine — read abstract
« Feeling tired, having difficulty concentrating and a stiff neck were the most common warning signs of a migraine, according to a European study. »
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- Poor health a legacy of marriage disruption — read abstract
« A study has found that marital disruptions can damage a person s health. »
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- Pop music encourages risky activity — read abstract
« Popular music and videos may be associated with permissive sexual and reckless behaviour and alcohol use. »
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- Port wine stains — read abstract
« Port wine stains are birthmarks made up of tiny blood vessels. They are relatively common, occurring in 3 out of every 1000 babies. »
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- Positive thoughts have negative effect on some — read abstract
« The current trend for self-affirmation may actually be having a negative effect on the self-esteem of some people, experts say. »
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- Post-nasal drip — read abstract
« Post-nasal drip is the drainage of mucus secretions from the nose or sinuses down the back of the throat, often causing cough. »
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- Post-traumatic stress disorder — read abstract
« Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety disorder that affects people who have witnessed or been involved in a traumatic event. »
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- Posterior tibial tendon injury — read abstract
« Injury to the tibialis posterior tendon, which helps to point the foot down and in, may lead to irreversible damage if left untreated. »
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- Postnatal depression: caring for someone — read abstract
« When a new mother is experiencing postnatal depression, it can be confusing and distressing for her, her partner and family members. »
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- Postnatal depression: motherhood can make you sad — read abstract
« Postnatal depression usually includes feelings of depression, anxiety, sadness and difficulty coping, that last for more than two weeks. »
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- Postnatal depression: strategies for feeling better — read abstract
« A woman with postnatal depression needs support, understanding and a low-stress lifestyle. »
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- Postnatal depression: what is it? — read abstract
« Postnatal depression can affect any woman who has had a baby. »
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- Pre-diabetes. act now! — read abstract
« For the first time Australians are being told they can help prevent type 2 diabetes, the world’s fastest growing chronic disease, for which there’s no cure. »
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- Pre-menstrual syndrome — read abstract
« Find out about pre-menstrual tension, and when you should see a doctor. »
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- Pregnancy after 35 years of age — read abstract
« While many women over 35 years have normal pregnancies, those over 35 do have special considerations for pregnancy. »
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- Pregnancy and keeping fit — read abstract
« Some pregant women will need to take special care and should discuss with their doctor how they plan to exercise. »
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- Pregnancy excess weight predisposes to obesity — read abstract
« Women who gain too much weight in pregnancy and fail to shed weight 6 months after giving birth are prone to obesity later, US researchers say. »
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- Pregnancy health — read abstract
« Read about some tips for optimum health in pregnancy. »
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- Pregnancy planning — read abstract
« Getting into shape before getting pregnant helps to give your child the best possible start. »
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- Pregnancy testing — read abstract
« Find out how home pregnancy tests work and how to get the most accurate results.
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- Pregnancy testing options — read abstract
« Testing for pregnancy and ovulation is simple using home pregnancy and ovulation test kits, which give results that are about 99% accurate. Find out what pregnancy and ovulation testing kits are available. »
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- Pregnancy: holidays and travel — read abstract
« There are precautions you can take to avoid problems if you are pregnant and travelling, even by air. »
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- Pregnancy: preparing for pregnancy — read abstract
« Read about staying healthy as you prepare for pregnancy. »
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- Pregnancy: warning on multivitamins — read abstract
« Pregnant women should be cautioned against exceeding dose recommendations when using multivitamins because of potential fetal risks. »
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- Pregnancy: when should you have your next child? — read abstract
« Many prospective parents wonder what is the 'best' interval between children. »
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- Pregnant women and risk of malaria — read abstract
« Are pregnant women at increased risk of contracting malaria? »
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- Pregnant women neglect asthma medicines — read abstract
« Use of asthma medicines dropped from 92 per cent of asthmatic women before pregnancy to 75 per cent during pregnancy, a survey has found. »
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- Pregnant women who work have increased risk of pre-eclampsia — read abstract
« Women who work during pregnancy have a higher risk of developing pre-eclampsia than non-workers, according to Irish research. »
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- Pregnant women with dogs more active — read abstract
« Pregnant women with dogs are 50 per cent more likely to meet recommended exercise levels, UK study finds. »
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- Premature babies face double ADHD risk — read abstract
« Premature babies face more than twice the risk of developing ADHD compared with term babies of normal birth weight. »
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- Premature ejaculation — read abstract
« Premature ejaculation, when a man ejaculates (comes) too quickly, can cause problems with sexual relationships, but can be treated with behavioural therapy or medicines. »
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- Prescription medicines — read abstract
« Prescription medicines are an important part of treating and preventing illness. However, incorrect use of these medicines can make them unsafe. »
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- Prescription medicines: 10 tips for using them safely — read abstract
« Here are some quick tips to help you make the most of the medicine your doctor prescribes. »
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- Pressure is on to sleep well — read abstract
« Patients with obstructive sleep apnoea who have nocturnal gastro-oesphageal reflux may be able to improve their gastrointestinal symptoms by using nasal continuous positive airways pressure (CPAP). »
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- Preterm babies may become difficult kids — read abstract
« Children who were born premature may have difficult temperaments compared to babies who were born on or after their due date. »
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- Preterm labour — read abstract
« Going into labour before your 37th week of pregnancy is called preterm labour, or premature labour. »
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- Preventing long-term lung problems in Aboriginal children — read abstract
« Poor health associated with chronic (long-term) lung disease in Aboriginal children could be reduced with appropriate follow-up care after Aboriginal children are hospitalised for pneumonia, according to research published in the most recent edition of th »
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- Priapism — read abstract
« Priapism is a condition in which a man's erection is prolonged for an abnormally long time. »
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- Primary biliary cirrhosis: hair dye increases risk — read abstract
« Women who dye their hair may be at increased risk of developing primary biliary cirrhosis, researchers have found. »
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- Progressive supranuclear palsy — read abstract
« Progressive Supranuclear Palsy is a disease of late adulthood and is often mistaken for Parkinson`s. »
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- Prolapsed uterus — read abstract
« The uterus is prolapsed when it drops down from its normal position; this is most common after menopause and may cause no symptoms. If troublesome, treatments include a pessary or surgery. »
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- Prostate antigen screening : lack of evidence in older men — read abstract
« The case against prostate specific antigen (PSA) screening for prostate cancer has been strengthened, with a US task force claiming there is insufficient evidence that such screening prolongs life. »
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- Prostate Cancer Awareness Month — read abstract
« In International Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, organisations around Australia hold education and fund-raising events to help in the fight against prostate cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer linked with early balding — read abstract
« Men with male pattern hair loss at a young age may face a higher risk of developing prostate cancer, a study suggests. »
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- Prostate cancer screening does not reduce deaths — read abstract
« PSA screening for prostate cancer failed to reduce prostate cancer deaths, a study has found, adding to concern about its overall benefit. »
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- Prostate cancer tests — read abstract
« Find out about the screening tests available for prostate cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer treatment — read abstract
« Find out about the treatment options for prostate cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer: causes and symptoms — read abstract
« Read about the causes and symptoms of prostate cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer: diagnosis — read abstract
« What tests are used in the diagnosis of prostate cancer? Find out here. »
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- Prostate cancer: prognosis — read abstract
« Prostate cancer prognosis and treatment is determined by the stage and grade (Gleason score) of the cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer: seeking support — read abstract
« Find out how to get support when you have prostate cancer. »
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- Prostate cancer: surgery side effects — read abstract
« Prostate cancer surgery can have side effects such as impotence or incontinence, however, newer nerve-sparing techniques reduce the risk of erectile dysfunction. »
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- Prostate cancer: what is it? — read abstract
« Find out what prostate cancer is. »
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- Prostate cancer: who should be tested? — read abstract
« Information from the Cancer Council on prostate cancer screening. »
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- Prostate enlargement — read abstract
« Find out about prostate enlargement - the symptoms, complications, causes and treatments. »
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- Prostate gland removal may shorten penis — read abstract
« Doctors are advised to warn patients scheduled for radical prostatectomy (removal of the prostate gland) that they may experience decreased penis length, according to a US study. »
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- Prostate problems: benign prostatic hypertrophy — read abstract
« Find out all about benign prostatic hypertrophy: what it is, how it's diagnosed and what you and your doctor can do to help. »
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- Prostate specific antigen (PSA) tests — read abstract
« Find out all about the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test - a test to look for or monitor prostate cancer in men. »
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- Psittacosis risk linked to wild birds — read abstract
« Doctors have been asked to consider psittacosis in people presenting with pneumonia if they live in areas frequented by wild birds, NSW public health officers say. »
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- Psoriasis risk not increased by coffee — read abstract
« Psoriasis risk is not increased by coffee or caffeine. »
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- Psoriasis self-care — read abstract
« Psoriasis is a skin condition that can occur anywhere on your skin. It affects about 2% of the Australian population. Find out what products are available for psoriasis. »
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- Psoriasis: what you need to know — read abstract
« Psoriasis is characterised by red scaly patches on the skin that may be sore or itchy. »
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- Psychosis — read abstract
« There is a group of illnesses which disrupt the functioning of the brain so much they cause a condition called psychosis. »
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- Public meetings seek opinion on animal organ transplants — read abstract
« The NHMRC is hosting meetings to seek public opinion about the difficult ethical issue of transplanting animal organs to humans. »
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- Pulled elbow — read abstract
« Pulled elbow happens when a child's outstretched arm is pulled suddenly. An affected child is usually crying and won't move their arm. »
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- Pulmonary embolism — read abstract
« Pulmonary embolism (PE) happens when a blood clot blocks one of the arteries in the lungs. Find out about the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of PE. »
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- Pulmonary hypertension — read abstract
« Find out about pulmonary hypertension, a condition where the blood pressure in the pulmonary arteries (vessels that carry blood from the heart to the lungs) is higher than normal. »
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- Purple Day for Epilepsy — read abstract
« Purple Day for Epilepsy is a grassroots effort dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy worldwide. »
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