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Australian dementia death rate fell during COVID-19 pandemic: report - World News

Australian dementia death rate fell during COVID-19 pandemic: report - World News
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With embryos stored abroad, Australia s travel ban means prospective parents face losing out on pregnancies

With embryos stored abroad, Australia s travel ban means prospective parents face losing out on pregnancies
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Urgent need to find safe ways for patients to withdraw from antidepressants, survey finds

Lead author of the review, GP and emeritus professor of general practice at the University of Queensland, Mieke van Driel, said the researchers compared different approaches and looked at benefits, such as successful stopping rates, and harms reported during and after stopping. Withdrawal symptoms and harms reported during stopping included insomnia, low mood, anxiety and changes to appetite, but these can also be symptoms of a return of depression. “In a nutshell there was only very low certainty evidence on the pros and cons of each of the different approaches to stopping, making it difficult to reach any firm conclusions at this time,” van Driel said. “The key issue is that studies do not distinguish between symptoms of a return or relapse of depression and symptoms of withdrawal after stopping, and that’s really problematic.”

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Fewer deaths among Australians with dementia during first 10 months of COVID-19 pandemic

Date Time Fewer deaths among Australians with dementia during first 10 months of COVID-19 pandemic The age-standardised death rate of Australians with dementia fell during the first 10 months of 2020, probably as a result of measures designed to prevent COVID-19 infections also limiting the spread of other infectious respiratory diseases, according to a new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW). The report, Dementia deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, uses provisional mortality data collected by the Australian Bureau of Statistics to examine deaths among people who had dementia recorded on their death certificates between January and October 2020.

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People are walking around with really high levels of distress : Australia s regional mental health plight

‘People are walking around with really high levels of distress’: Australia’s regional mental health plight Celina Ribeiro Dr Katherine Graham has been a GP in Horsham for 12 years now. It’s a market town in the Wimmera region, about halfway between Melbourne and Adelaide; one of those larger-sized rural towns where people within a two-hour radius come to do the big shop. It’s surrounded by agriculture: cropping, sheep, cattle. There are about 20,000 people in Horsham, but tens of thousands more from surrounding areas use the town as a hub for their health care. For those people Horsham does not offer much if their mental health requires care.

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