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Biggest Morning Tea on May 23

Biggest Morning Tea on May 23Victoria Carter was diagnosed with Cystic Mesothelioma in 2009. Since her diagnosis, her aim to raise funds for the Cancer Council has strengthened.

The Biggest Morning Tea was organized for the first time in 2011 and since then with every passing year, it has been able to raise more funds. It has been found that this year's target is $3000.

$226 million package Allocated for Cancer Prevention, Detection, Treatment and Research

$226 million package Allocated for Cancer Prevention, Detection, Treatment and ResearchAs per reports, it has been revealed that $226 million package has been allocated for cancer prevention, detection, treatment and research.

Health Minister Tanya Plibersek said the funding will surely improve the cancer detection rate. Moreover, the funding is expected to bring in better screening methods as well as advanced treatments.

Community-Controlled Health Services should be Rewarded for Closing Indigenous Gap

Community-Controlled Health Services should be Rewarded for Closing Indigenous GapThere was a time when a lot of gap was present in the number and kind of facilities that were provided Aboriginal and Islander community and to people living in urban areas.

Researchers Looking at Effects of Sitting for Longer Hours at Work

Researchers Looking at Effects of Sitting for Longer Hours at WorkRevelations of the findings that how health gets affected after sitting for longer hours at work will be made at the National Conference of Heart Foundation, scheduled on Thursday in Adelaide.

Thomas Duryea Secures a Contract with a Research Institute For new DNA Technology

Thomas Duryea Secures a Contract with a Research Institute For new DNA TechnologyWins contract will enable to design and deploy a new storage platform to support the rollout of sophisticated Next-Generation and DNA Sequencing.

IT Infrastructure solutions provider Thomas Duryea has secured a contract with Australia's largest and most prestigious child health research institute, Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, in Melbourne, Australia, on 14th May,

Medicare Statistics Reveal Tasmanians Pay Less

Medicare Statistics Reveal Tasmanians Pay LessAccording to latest national Medicare statistics, Tasmanians received about $2 million more in medical benefits payments for general practitioner service in this year's March quarter compared to the payments during the same time last year.

Statistics showed that nearly $88 million was paid in benefits to Tasmania compared with $86 million in three months to the end of March last year.

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