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Toddler Uma Tomarchio of Italian immigrants is diagnosed with cancer again before Christmas

Uma Tomarchio, 4, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia in 2020 before developing Acute Myeloid Leukaemia in May of this year. Now she's been dealt another cruel blow on Christmas.

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Melbourne Italian family ask for help after daughter needs bone marrow transplant to beat leukemia

Uma has lived in Australia her whole life after her parents moved to Melbourne from Italy but she is not eligible for Medicare because the laws don't recognise citizenship by birth.

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AMA asks Congress to fix Medicare Physician Payment System

CHICAGO — The American Medical Association (AMA) warned (PDF) congressional leaders that the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) report sent to Congress today contains flawed analyses that would imperil patient access to high-quality care.

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Women who have actually borne and breastfed children – aka mothers – have been written off by woke-speak as a collection of outdated words

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All the Ways You Can Show Your COVID-19 Vaccine Certificate in Australia

It's becoming a requirement to show your proof of vaccination in Australia. Here are all the ways to access your COVID-19 digital certificate

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'A scandal': Aged care royal commissioner asks what happened on vaccinations

Professor Lim – who worked through the worst of last year’s aged care outbreaks – said staff had to work at more than one home because they were not paid enough.
No staff died at Victorian aged care homes in 2020 but coronavirus infections brought into centres by some were key to the deaths of 655 residents. All of the deaths were in private homes, with no fatalities recorded in the state’s 178 public facilities.
Despite the billions of dollars pumped into the sector by the federal government, lower-level caring staff in private aged care are poorly paid, often working at a number of centres to stitch together a living wage.

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COVID Victoria: Aged care royal commissioner asks what happened on vaccinations

Professor Lim – who worked through the worst of last year’s aged care outbreaks – said staff had to work at more than one home because they were not paid enough.
No staff died at Victorian aged care homes in 2020 but coronavirus infections brought into centres by some were key to the deaths of 655 residents. All of the deaths were in private homes, with no fatalities recorded in the state’s 178 public facilities.
Despite the billions of dollars pumped into the sector by the federal government, lower-level caring staff in private aged care are poorly paid, often working at a number of centres to stitch together a living wage.

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