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4 years ago

April 13, 2021

Each week on Ticker Health we unpack the ebbs and flows of your health and the medical industry. Seeking to share and discuss the things you need to know in order to promote a healthier lifestyle. Join Dr. Kieran Kennedy and a host of guests looking to check-in and delve into the issues we face.

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Myths about Covid-19 are rife, so let’s get a few things straight. It looks like vaccination rates have increased across Australia as lockdowns continue to drag on causing damage businesses putting strain on the healthcare system and our mental health…So how can we manage?

PREVIOUS EPISODES

The vaccine rate has started to surge in Australia a positive spin on the daily covid updates. And there is finally some clarity around breastfeeding mums and vaccinations; And get ready for the Paralympics as “We Are The 15” launched their new campaign and… Pandemic burnout…We are feeling it but how can we manage it?

Uncertainty surrounds us lately, but with that comes a united understanding of what we need to focus on to feel better. Mental health is becoming more and more accessible as Athletes open up and we start to communicate better. Today we discuss how there is help out there and there is some hope shining through these dark days.

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July has seen us celebrate National Diabetes Week, and while the week itself might have passed the message around awareness and advocacy for those living with Diabetes definitely continues

Diabetes, in particular, is a condition that can have a huge mental and physical impact on those diagnosed with it, so the message around this year’s national week – that the mental impacts are important – was a big one.

Feeling uncertain about Lockdowns? we discuss some methods for getting through…Sydney sees a dangerous batch of Cocaine cut with opioids circulating as Researchers in Victoria may have cracked a WORLD FIRST for saving lives during childbirth…And dry July continues with our special guest sharing a recipe to help the growing market of alcohol free wines!

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Australia and the UK poised for stronger economic partnership through shared culture and financial investments.

In Short:
– Australia and the UK have strong trade ties, with £5.6 billion in annual trade and significant investments.
– Belinda Coates advocates for collaboration, highlighting mutual learning opportunities in business practices.

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London’s ambitious transformation requires one million square metres of office space by 2040 amid pressure to balance housing and commercial needs.

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– London aims for one million square metres of new office space by 2040 to enhance commercial vibrancy and housing affordability.
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London is undergoing a significant transformation, with a demand for one million square metres of office space by 2040.

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– Third.i Group focuses on diverse housing solutions and navigates challenges like Brexit and COVID-19, leveraging experiences from the UK and Australia.

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