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Herbs may hold the answer to dementia's slow march

Sydney researchers have begun a clinical trial to investigate if traditional Chinese herbal medicines can slow the debilitating progress of dementia.

Herbs may hold the answer to dementia's slow march

Read more 18 March 2005 6pm

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Nation facing dementia epidemic

ABOUT 1000 Australians will be diagnosed with dementia every week in 2005, a new report shows.

Read more 16 March 2005 1pm

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1000 New Aged-Care Beds On Way

The ACT Government has announced plans for more than 1000 new beds after enduring months of criticism for its handling of aged care, described as among the worst in the country.

Read more 16 March 2005 1pm

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Aged home reforms pass parliament

Nursing home residents who temporarily leave the home for hospital or other care will have their places kept until they return under laws passed by parliament.

Read more 09 March 2005 10am

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Aged 'missing out' on vital services

MORE than one-third of older people who lived at home and needed assistance were not having their needs met by government services, a new report said today.

Read more 28 January 2005 9am

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The Silent Epidemic

Are we prepared for the onslaught of dementia as our population ages?

Read more 17 January 2005 12pm

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2800 aged care places help elderly stay at home

THOUSANDS of aged and frail Australians will be given the choice of receiving care at home under a $55 million Federal Government package unveiled yesterday.

Read more 17 January 2005 12pm

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The most mortal sin of all - growing old

Few in our society really care about old people, writes Trish Bolton.

My dad's like many of his generation - he doesn't want to cause a fuss and he doesn't want to be a bother.

Read more 11 January 2005 10am

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New Falls Prevention Project

Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities - Falls Prevention Project

The Department of Health and Ageing is seeking tenders from individuals or organisations capable and experienced in communicating with culturally and linguistically diverse communities to raise the awareness of the National Falls Prevention for Older People Initiative in the following communities: Italian; Greek; German; Cantonese; and Polish.

Read more 09 January 2005 10pm

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Subsidies to join the satellite network

The Rural Health Education Foundation (RHEF) has subsidies available for rural and remote health organisations that wish to join the RHEF's rural health satellite network.  This network currently consists of more than 550 locations (usually hospitals, clinics or educational institutions) where RHEF satellite health and medical educational television broadcasts can be viewed.

Subsidies to join the satellite network

Read more 06 January 2005 4pm

   
         
 
   
 
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