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Mashup Score: 0Police officer killed, five wounded in hospital shooting - 2 month(s) ago
A police officer was killed and five other people were wounded when a man took medical staff hostage and op…
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Mashup Score: 3Bodies recovered as Trump throws blame over deadly mid-air crash - 3 month(s) ago
Authorities don’t believe there are any survivors from a passenger plane and military helicopter that colli…
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Washington DC plane crash update: Trump points the finger at FAA as rescue mission turns to recovery effort There was one air traffic controller working two different tower positions at the time of the collision, an air traffic control source told CNN. https://t.co/Z29zpTebv6
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Mashup Score: 10Quick thinking pup saves owner's life outside Melbourne home - 8 month(s) ago
Vaughn Marshall called Luna a “lifesaver” and believes he might not have survived without her quick thinking.
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🐾 Happy National Dog Day! 🐶 Last week, an Australia man collapsed with a PE. Amazingly, his dog Luna summoned a neighbor who called for help! Did your dog support you during your blood clot recovery? Tell us about it! More: https://t.co/dv2hKk0Hg7 #stoptheclot @9NewsMelb https://t.co/h3pU0fBACM
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Mashup Score: 4Replicas of weight loss drug Ozempic banned - 11 month(s) ago
Compounding pharmacists will be banned from producing replica versions of diabetes drugs such as Ozempic o…
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RT @bijans: Australian Federal government bans compounded Ozempic https://t.co/dlkGBj9GBJ
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Vegans and vegetarians are less likely to catch COVID-19, with people who follow a largely plant-based die…
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Coronavirus: Vegan diet makes you 'less likely to catch COVID-19' https://t.co/nNNNbkxoc1
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Mashup Score: 0Doctor's update on Aussie sailor stranded at sea - 2 year(s) ago
A Sydney sailor who survived months at sea eating raw fish and drinking rainwater with his dog is “stable and very well”, his doctor has said.Tim Shaddock, from Sydney, and his dog Bella were found stranded in the Pacific Ocean after their boat was damaged in a storm, weeks into their trip from Mexico to French Polynesia.Shaddock’s doctor told 9News the man had “normal vital signs”.Tim Shaddock…
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Tim Shaddock: Key elements that helped Aussie sailor and dog survive months lost at sea https://t.co/t4ILVGkGMf
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Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan has announced he is stepping down as premier and member for Rockingham after six years in the state’s top job, stating he is “exhausted”.McGowan announced his resignation after calling a snap press conference in Perth, and reading out a “brief statement” to reporters.This will be his last week in office. ”Today I am announcing that I will be stepping down…
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Mashup Score: 0Sydney cafe sells single cup of coffee for $1500 - 2 year(s) ago
If you’re keen to sample the best coffee Penrith’s Brew Lab Cafe can offer, you’ll need to set aside two we…
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A $1500 coffee sold out in Penrith Sydney cafe sells single cup of coffee for $1500 https://t.co/PpvfzTcNdy
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A small, sticky patch that can detect important health markers in real-time is being trialled in Brisbane.
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Small wearable sticker to detect health problems without painful needle #wearables #wearabletech #mhealth #telemedicine https://t.co/NWmBm5AdP7
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A new tiny device is set to run rings around traditional ultrasounds, making the process much easier for both doctors and expectant mums to monitor the fetus.Researchers have unveiled a wearable device that can monitor a baby’s heart rate, all from the comfort of the mother’s home.A new tiny device is set to run rings around traditional ultrasounds, making the process much easier for both doctors…
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New wearable device could revolutionise how doctors monitor high-risk pregnancies https://t.co/74lEX3uu3W
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Police officer killed, five other people wounded after gunman holds Pennsylvania hospital staff hostage, officials say https://t.co/kALqmxAjfo