Bupa said the decision represents a "significant step forward" in enhancing choice in how people receive treatment.
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Latest News Bupa welcomes permanent adoption of telehealth December 3, 2020
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New report highlights the huge divide on heart disease November 30, 2020A new report produced by the Heart Foundation has found a strong relationship between where a person lives and the risk of heart disease.
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Latest News Government announces funding for HIV projects December 1, 2020Health minister Greg Hunt is marking World AIDS Day by announcing federal government funding to support the ongoing battle against HIV.
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Latest News UK set to approve first COVID-19 vaccine 'within days' December 1, 2020A report in the UK suggests the country's regulator could approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine this week with the country to immediately start its national immunisation program.
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Latest News Medibank releases annual health research report November 26, 2020"2020 has been a challenging year for our healthcare and medical research industries, and we are grateful for the enormous contribution they have made to keeping Australians safe and well," said Medibank chief medical officer Dr Linda Swan.
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Latest News Fall in liver transplants but concern over decline in treatment November 26, 2020The Burnet and Kirby Institutes have issued an annual report that monitors Australia’s progress towards eliminating hepatitis C.
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Latest News Adult vaccination discussed in just one-in-ten GP visits November 26, 2020New Australian research has found a significant gap in adult vaccination with the subject unlikely to be raised in GP discussions with patients unless they are in contact with young children.
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New report recommends change to address iron deficiency November 26, 2020A new initiative backed by Vifor Pharma will today issue a report with a range of draft recommendations aimed at addressing iron deficiency in Australia.
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Latest News A third COVID-19 vaccine hits efficacy endpoint November 24, 2020AstraZeneca has announced a late-stage trial of the COVID-19 vaccine it is developing with The University of Oxford has reported an average efficacy of 70 per cent but 90 per cent for one dosing regimen.
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