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https://twitter.com/KirbyInstitute/status/1116482868060909568
Have inter‐seasonal influenza notifications been increasing in summer months in Australia? Find out in this new paper by Aye Moa. https://doi.org/10.1111/irv.12642 #interseasonalinfluenza #australia
https://twitter.com/EGPAF/status/1129371079280144385
1.8 million children are living with #HIV around the world - and 50% of untreated children are dying before their 2nd birthday. This is unacceptable. Our new study in @TheLancetHIV shows how Point-of-Care Early Infant Diagnosis can help: http://bit.ly/2HhAL9a
https://twitter.com/UNSWMedicine/status/1151358710230466560
People with severe mental illness die up to 20 years earlier than those without — a gap researchers say is only getting worse. New global report published today in @TheLancet, co-authored by @UNSW's Dr @simon_rosenbaum. https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2019-07-17/physical-health-impacts-of-mental-illness-new-report/11315404
Firstname Surname decided to get involved in research because she thought it was unacceptable that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders did not have the same health outcomes as other Australians. Now, 3 years later she’s published her first paper: https://doi.org/00.000/xxx

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