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Global shortages of antibiotics are disproportionately affecting Australian children, write Tony Lai, Amanda Gwee, Brendan McMullan and Asha Bowen
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Artificial intelligence has enormous potential consequences for health care, with major concerns regarding patient privacy and data security.
Despite alarming increases in bowel cancer rates, younger people report facing significant barriers to diagnosis due to perceived age bias and lack of awareness from their GPs.
