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Hannah Vanderheide: After the lockdowns, those of us with chronic illness suffer

Hannah Vanderheide: After the lockdowns, those of us with chronic illness suffer
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Hannah Vanderheide: After the lockdowns, those of us with chronic illness suffer

Hannah Vanderheide: After the lockdowns, those of us with chronic illness suffer
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High Blood Pressure Is a Silent Killer, but Experts Said Australia Is Not Doing Enough to Tackle It

Australia should not discount the danger of high blood pressure, which is the main culprit behind most death .

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Soldiers Felt Like Villains When Returning Home: Veteran Suicide Commission

Australian Lance Corporal Ryan Goodwin returned home from Afghanistan in 2012 with no welcome-home parade, no fanfare, and no .

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Australia reverses decision to withhold medals from veterans

Australia reverses decision to withhold medals from veterans Sign In ROD McGUIRK, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to the media in Sydney, Australia, Monday, April 19, 2021. Australia s government on Monday reversed a decision to strip soldiers of unit citations due to war crime allegations in Afghanistan and announced an inquiry into suicides among veterans and serving members of the military.(Joel Carrett/AAP Image via AP)Joel Carrett/AP CANBERRA, Australia (AP) Australia’s government on Monday reversed a decision to strip soldiers of unit citations due to war crime allegations in Afghanistan and announced an inquiry into suicides among veterans and serving members of the military.

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