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January 2008
- Preventing suicide: a resource for the family
- Work stress and heart disease
- Common misperception of health status
- Erectile dysfunction an early marker for heart disease
- Key factors that predict diabetes risk
- Metabolic syndrome and risk of cardiovascular events
- Adults underestimate their barriers to effective weight loss
- Fructose intake and risk of kidney stones
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February 2008
- Walking speed and risk of stroke
- Chronic kidney disease (CKD)
- Urinary incontinence and high BMI
- Pancreatic cancer and obesity
- Taking active breaks to reduce metabolic risk
- Alcohol intake and risk of high BP
- Mildly-high glucose levels and risk of dying
- Effect of diabetes in older people
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March 2008
- Abdominal obesity and risk of dying
- Long-term impact of childhood TV
- Improve your passive energy output at work
- Fixing urinary incontinence in women
- Mental health and risk of stroke
- Excess body weight and type 2 diabetes
- Metabolic syndrome and lower quality of life
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April 2008
- Overweight and osteoarthritis, pain and mobility
- Physical activity: past and present
- Overweight men, low testosterone and poor sleep
- Your environment and exercise participation
- Physical activity and mental health
- Obesity and sexual dysfunction
- Metabolic syndrome and heart disease risk
- Management of CVD risk in Australians
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May 2008
- Smoking behaviour is ‘contagious’
- More home BP monitoring needed
- Key heart disease risks in older adults
- Exercise and premenopausal breast cancer
- Arthritis, diabetes and physical activity
- Heartburn, stomach pain and quality of life
- Preventing falls in older women
- High-risk drinking and liver disease
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June 2008
- Elderly Australians suffer multiple chronic conditions
- Lung disease increases risk of other chronic conditions
- Major life changes and chronic daily headache
- Pedometer tip for healthy daily activity
- Even a few kilos raises colon cancer risk in men
- Low vegetable intake awareness
- Daily and seasonal variation in blood pressure
- Artificially sweetened drinks and weight gain
- A brisk walk each day to reduce risk of dying
- Misrepresentation of health risks by mass media
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July 2008
- Physical activity and endometrial cancer
- Psychological problems underestimated
- Healthy eating reduces heart disease deaths in women
- Risk of fractures in women
- Stress and premature death in middle-aged men
- Global burden of overweight and obesity
- Healthy diet is just as important as a healthy weight
- Physically active lifestyles the best for senior men
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August 2008
- Skin cancer associated with risk of other cancers
- Persuasive TV food marketing to children
- Australians prefer a universal public health system
- We should not fear the burdens of ageing
- Maintaining healthy vitamin D levels
- Lifestyle factors affect stroke risk
- Stroke reduced by staying fit
- Cancer impacts misrepresented in TV media
- Stroke prevention in women
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September 2008
- Poor sleep and risk of breast cancer
- Lifetime risk of diabetes in 25-year-old Australians
- Lifetime risk of knee osteoarthritis
- Healthy lifestyle lowers risk of dying in women
- Obesity increases the odds for pain in older adults
- High stress increases premature death in men
- A smoking spouse raises your stroke risk
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October 2008
- Diet quality and heart attack risk
- Eating habits and risk of overweight
- Smoking reduces brain function
- Higher wellbeing improves brain function
- Improved fitness decreases depressive symptoms
- Place of activity and risk of dying in older adults
- Binge drinking increases stroke risk
- Local park playgrounds needed for healthy kids
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November 2008
- Extra kilos increase breast cancer risk
- Depressed, heart disease patients need to get active
- No benefit from Vitamin E supplements for arthritis in women
- No benefit for Vitamin E and C supplements for heart disease in men
- Normal weight, fit men have lower diabetes risk
- ‘Extra’ foods are a problem
- Body mass index and brain volume
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December 2008
- Healthy weight reduces heart failure risk in men
- Central obesity increases risk of depression
- Reduce your salt intake for healthier bones and blood pressure
- Smoking and diabetes worsen hearing loss
- No benefit from Selenium or Vitamin E supplements for prostate cancer
- Poor glucose control in diabetics increases kidney disease
- Being overweight and prostate cancer severity
- Extra kilos reduce male reproductive health
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