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Dentistry The Australian Dental Health Foundation (ADHF), an organisation aligned with the Australian Dental Association focused on delivering pro bono basic dental treatment to socially…
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The following article has been published by UCAT NIE – The National Institute of Education nie.edu.au and republished here with permission. BEWARE PARENTS, TEACHERS and…
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In a world of digital hyper-connectivity, practice management software should be physiotherapists’ most reliable business partner – but a new survey by the Australian Physiotherapy…
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In an attempt to invoke the government to make changes on the current policies covering children immigrants detained in Nauru, more than 180 organisations and…
Whether you’re a high school student for whom the traditional university medical degree isn’t feasible or you graduated years ago and you’re ready to take…
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“When I left school, I had no idea what I wanted to do. My friends were going to University, studying at TAFE, taking on apprenticeships,…
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Young Optometrist Rose Huang on buying online Glasses and contact lenses are a medical device and not simply something you can just “Add to Cart”…
