Henry Jom
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Henry Jom is a reporter for The Epoch Times, Australia, covering a range of topics, including medicolegal, health, political, and business-related issues. He has a background in the rehabilitation sciences and is currently completing a postgraduate degree in law. Henry can be contacted at [email protected]
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COVID-19 and other stressors have contributed to increased teeth grinding, experts say.
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New Australian research shows how physiotherapy programs may transform knee osteoarthritis treatment.
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Audiologist Provides Tips to Protect Hearing ‘For Life’
‘Taking action early is key to achieving better hearing health outcomes,’ said Karen Hirschausen, Hearing Australia’s Principal Audiologist.
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Fathers’ Gut Health May Influence Physical and Mental Health in Offspring, Study Finds
The benefits of having a healthy microbiota are far-ranging.
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Antibiotics in Infants May Be a Double-Edged Sword for Immune Health
Scientists find a link between gut microbiome disruption from antibiotics and increased asthma susceptibility.
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Knee Osteoarthritis Can Be ‘Successfully Managed’ Without Surgery: Australian Orthopedic Surgeon
Other conservative management approaches have been shown to be safe and effective.
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No Pain, No Gain? The Facts About Muscle Soreness and Growth
Learn effective strategies for building strength and gaining muscle without excessive soreness.
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Australia Ranked ‘Best Performer’ in Life Expectancy Among Wealthy Western Nations: Study
There are a range of factors that are likely to have contributed to Australia’s high life expectancy.
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Mental Well-Being: A Major Motivator for Exercise, Study Finds
Many now prioritize mental health over weight loss, with a focus also on fitness and physical health.
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Walking Reduces Low Back Pain Flare-Ups by Almost 50 Percent, Study Finds
Walking as a prevention strategy to reduce low back pain recurrence is better than treatment, physiotherapists say.
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Teeth Grinding May Lead to Headaches and Jaw Pain–How to Find Relief
COVID-19 and other stressors have contributed to increased teeth grinding, experts say.
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Physio-Led Programs Could Save Billions in Knee Treatment Costs
New Australian research shows how physiotherapy programs may transform knee osteoarthritis treatment.
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Audiologist Provides Tips to Protect Hearing ‘For Life’
‘Taking action early is key to achieving better hearing health outcomes,’ said Karen Hirschausen, Hearing Australia’s Principal Audiologist.
|
Fathers’ Gut Health May Influence Physical and Mental Health in Offspring, Study Finds
The benefits of having a healthy microbiota are far-ranging.
|
Antibiotics in Infants May Be a Double-Edged Sword for Immune Health
Scientists find a link between gut microbiome disruption from antibiotics and increased asthma susceptibility.
|
Knee Osteoarthritis Can Be ‘Successfully Managed’ Without Surgery: Australian Orthopedic Surgeon
Other conservative management approaches have been shown to be safe and effective.
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No Pain, No Gain? The Facts About Muscle Soreness and Growth
Learn effective strategies for building strength and gaining muscle without excessive soreness.
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Australia Ranked ‘Best Performer’ in Life Expectancy Among Wealthy Western Nations: Study
There are a range of factors that are likely to have contributed to Australia’s high life expectancy.
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Mental Well-Being: A Major Motivator for Exercise, Study Finds
Many now prioritize mental health over weight loss, with a focus also on fitness and physical health.
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Walking Reduces Low Back Pain Flare-Ups by Almost 50 Percent, Study Finds
Walking as a prevention strategy to reduce low back pain recurrence is better than treatment, physiotherapists say.
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