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Slipping in the wrong direction : Early C-sections causing unnecessary risk

âSlipping in the wrong directionâ: Early C-sections causing unnecessary risk Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement High numbers of caesarean births are being scheduled for a week or two before a babyâs due date, worrying gynaecologists and obstetricians who say the practice puts newborns at unnecessary risk of short- and long-term health impacts. Roughly half of caesarean section births performed before 39 weeks were booked without a medical justification in 2017, according to a national report. Babies born at scheduled early caesareans are being placed at unnecessary risk, warn experts.

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High rates of early caesarean sections are putting Australian babies at unnecessary risk

High rates of early caesarean sections are putting Australian babies at unnecessary risk
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Slipping in the wrong direction : Early C-sections causing unnecessary risk

Slipping in the wrong direction : Early C-sections causing unnecessary risk
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John newnhamDianne dugganAustralian institute of healthAustralian commission on safetyBirth prevention allianceFourth australian atlasHealthcare variationAustralian commissionAustralian instituteProfessor anne dugganAustralia pre term birth prevention allianceஜான் நியூன்ஹாம்அன்னே டகெந்ஆஸ்திரேலிய நிறுவனம் ஆஃப் ஆரோக்கியம்ஆஸ்திரேலிய தரகு ஆன் பாதுகாப்புஆஸ்திரேலிய தரகு

Opioids and overdose risk

Opioids and overdose risk Credit: Peter Dazeley / The Image Bank / Getty Images People who live with ongoing pain face daily challenges in getting on with their lives despite the pain. Among the many pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical treatments for persistent pain, opioids raise a lot of controversies because their possible severe side effects can sometimes overweight their benefits. Opioid medicines – such as morphine, codeine, oxycodone, methadone and others – can affect the brain to make people less aware of pain. But opioids also affect things other than pain levels, and many people taking these drugs long-term experience a lot of unwanted effects, some very serious.

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Unfairly painting all boys as rapists is alienating them

Unfairly painting all boys as rapists is alienating them Unfairly painting all boys as rapists or potential rapists will put them offside at this critical time when we need to bring people together. Opinion by Susie O’Brien Premium Content Subscriber only Most perpetrators of violence are males, but of course this doesn t mean most males are violent. This is why singling out random 16-year-old boys and making them pay for the sins of violent men is no way educate boys about respect. I am not surprised there is widespread outrage about the behaviour of a Kingston City Council worker who called boys at Parkdale Secondary College oppressors for being white, male and Christian.

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