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James Bullen

  • Research Associate, The George Institute for Global Health
Sydney
As seen in: Illumination, Medium, Nature, The Daily Mirror, ABC News (Australia), ABC Radio National, ABC Science, All In The Mind, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Health Report (Podcast) and
Research Associate @georgeinstitute. Prev: journalist on health/science podcasts at @ABCScience + @RadioNational (Health Report, All in the Mind, Patient Zero).

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Program: Does exercise lower your biological age?

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By Norman Swan Verified, Preeya Alexander, James Bullen
| Health Report (Podcast)
Australia's specialist medical college for obstetrics and gynaecology is raising the alarm over proposed changes to abortion access in three Australian states. How physical activity influences your 'biological clock' - and whether it can help you feel younger than you actually are. Changes to how bulk billing is administered and what that could mean for community-run Aboriginal health services in remote parts of Australia.
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Program: The habits that protect your mental health

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By Norman Swan Verified, Preeya Alexander, James Bullen
| Health Report (Podcast)
This week, an update on the diphtheria outbreak across multiple Australian states. What's changed to allow the spread to occur? How to build healthier housing for remote communities - and it starts with maintenance. A new trial shows some everyday steps people can take to protect themselves against depression. And reviewing the evidence on calcium and vitamin D when it comes to fractures and falls. Health, Medical Research, Public Health, Disease Outbreak, Diseases and Disorders
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Program: Peptides: who's using them and what's in them?

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By Norman Swan Verified, Preeya Alexander, James Bullen
| Health Report (Podcast)
The popularity of peptides appears to be growing in Australia - what do we know about who is using them, what's in them and the risks? A large study of Australians with Parkinson's disease finds links to certain pesticides and high-risk occupations. For people with heart failure, there's a procedure that you can avoid with no ill-effect. And an outbreak of diptheria across multiple states in Australia - how did this happen?
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