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Ozempic: Should doctors prescribe drugs such as Wogevy and Ozempic for heart disease as well as diabetes and obesity?

A landmark study has shown Ozempic can reduce the risk of death in people with serious heart problems who are overweight or obese but do not have diabetes.

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RSV vaccination: First RSV vaccine administered in Australia

60-year-old Keith Forrest was the first person in the country to receive the shot in the clinic.

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Australian research: women in cardiac arrest get defibrillated less than men – possibly due to their breasts

New research finds gender impacts how bystanders respond to someone having a cardiac arrest – it could be because they are uncomfortable exposing breasts.

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Why do men with cardiac arrest get more help than women? It s the breasts

Why do men with cardiac arrest get more help than women? It s the breasts
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Australian research: women in cardiac arrest get defibrillated less than men – possibly due to their breasts

Australian research: women in cardiac arrest get defibrillated less than men – possibly due to their breasts
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