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Dogs · United States

Dogs prefer certain TV shows depending on their personality type, researchers find

74% Center coverage: 19 sources

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University Student · Australia

Cutting HECS debt is the least Albanese could do for young Australians. He should do more

Coverage: 8 sources

Our tax and benefits system favours the old over the young. Then there’s our ridiculous housing market. No wonder young people feel dudded.See the Story

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When It Comes to Connected Care, GP Practices Need to Talk More - Medical Republic

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Online services, telehealth and digital health records may be available, but only a small proportion of patients know they exist. Sounds like it’s time for an ad campaign.See the Story

A Single Artificially Sweetened Soft Drink Daily May Increase Diabetes Risk by More than a Third

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

An Australian study has found that drinking just one can of artificially-sweetened soft drink a day may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 38%.Diabetes · Australia See the Story

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