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Woman On Ozempic Goes Online For Advice About Her BF, Gets A Mental Health Diagnosis Instead

Do you think using Ozempic to lose weight is cheating?

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A tub a day: might eating yoghurt help you live longer?

When the world’s oldest woman passed away at 117, much was made of her three yoghurts a day diet. But what role does yoghurt actually play in longevity?

The Guardian - AU

Teacher ‘died from blood clot day after being discharged from hospital’

Dena Collins, 28, died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Greenwich, London, from a heart attack

The Independent UK

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Teacher 'died from blood clot day after being discharged from hospital'

Dena Collins died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Greenwich from a heart attack caused by an undiagnosed blood clot

Evening Standard

Multivitamins promise glowing skin, better sleep and a longer life. But who do supplements really benefit?

For healthy people, pills, patches and gummies just create ‘expensive urine’. But for those with nutrient deficiencies, vitamin supplements have clear benefits

The Guardian - AU

Mum of 'precious' girl killed by teen fights for reform

The family of a 10-year-old killed by a teenager have presented a petition to the NSW parliament calling for an inquest and scrutiny of the legal system.

AAP

'Secret weapon': guru Clare Collins to use food as medicine in health check

Free health checks on offer in a big Newcastle-based food study.

Newcastle Herald

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Consider this my vote of no confidence in elected councils

'We have three tiers of government. That's too many.'

Newcastle Herald

What is ‘health at every size’ lifestyle counselling? How does it compare with weight-focused treatments?

Health at every size (or HAES) is a lifestyle counselling approach that promotes mindful eating and lifestyle behaviours to pursue health and wellness, without focusing on weight loss. Weight loss is seen as a beneficial side effect, rather than a goal.

The Conversation

'Removing blame': New weight-loss drug for obesity and overweight people

First there was Ozempic, then Wegovy, now we have Mounjaro.

Newcastle Herald

'What to eat and what to avoid': guru Clare Collins to reveal diet truths

People get frustrated by weight gain, but genes are at play.

Newcastle Herald

Slain girl's parents demand review of killer's case

The parents of a 10-year-old girl killed by a mentally ill teen have launched a petition for the case to be reviewed and more support for victim's families.

AAP

Guzman y Gomez storms the ASX, but can the good times really last?

It is pitched as ‘clean food’ and the company has big ambitions, but one analyst warns ‘there’s plenty of things that can go wrong’

The Guardian - AU

'Pat ourselves on the back': rates of obesity and overweight people drop

'I want to be the optimist and say the worst is behind us.'

Newcastle Herald

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Holistic health approach reduces hunger, but that's about it

'It's not a health or chronic disease risk factor intervention.'

Newcastle Herald

Junk food advertising ban for children on federal agenda, amid health risks

Marketing made people believe that 'happy kids eat junk food'.

Newcastle Herald

'Save money': Six-week healthy eating challenge begins on March 4

Free online challenge to occur through No Money No Time website.

The Guardian - AU

Weight-loss products should not be sold to under-18s, experts warn

Young people vulnerable to body-image pressure face aggressive marketing via advertising and influencers, researchers say

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Newcastle Herald

Parents bombarded by food marketing to toddlers with 'bogus health claims'

'You don't have to be a puritan, but you can have negotiated purchases.'

Newcastle Herald

We can't forgive carnage in Middle East because 'ends justify the means'

'One person's terrorist is another person's freedom fighter.'

Newcastle Herald

Ozempic's rebranded weight-loss drug should be available next year

'This is real and these medications are here to stay.'

Newcastle Herald

'Faster than Uber Eats': join the spring eating challenge

'There are so many nutrients in foods that do not come in a box.'

The Conversation

Can a daily multivitamin improve your memory?

Research Checks interrogate newly published studies and how they’re reported in the media. The analysis is undertaken by one or more academics not involved with the study, and reviewed by another, to make sure it’s accurate.

Newcastle Herald

'Kids are being preyed on': Junk food ad ban gathers pace

Strong links made between sugar and disease.

The New Daily

Groceries are costing almost $2000 more per year: Three tips for savings

Australians could be forking out thousands more for the groceries this year, leaving many to look for savings tips and charitable help.

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