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Death of an editor: vale Helen Gurley Brown
The opening round of respectful tributes have been flowing through the media after the death of Helen Gurley Brown.
The original Sex and the City girl died in New York on Monday, aged 90. Long-reigning…
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People more likely to walk when they have somewhere to go
People walk more when they live near shops, parks and access to public transport, new research suggests.
The longitudinal…
New program aids healthy weight gain during pregnancy
A new lifestyle program has been created for women at high risk of developing gestational diabetes.
Researchers at Monash…
Lifestyle factors biggest cause of cancer, not carcinogens
Lifestyle factors are the most significant cause of cancer, and fears surrounding carcinogens is deviating attention away…
Vitamin B-complex plays a role in reducing work related stress
Increasing your Vitamin B intake could significantly reduce work-related stress, a clinical trial conducted at Swinburne…
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Megan Le Masurier
Lecturer
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Dianna Arthur
Environmentalist
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Regan Forrest
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Merlin Thomas
Adjunct Professor of Preventive Medicine
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rory robertson
former fattie
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Robert Peers
General Practitioner
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Keith Thomas
Retired
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Tom Hennessy
Retired
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Whyn Carnie
Retired Engineer
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Peter Ormonde
Farmer
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Simon Porteous
Chiropractor
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Byron Smith
PhD candidate in Christian Ethics