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Jackie Sinnerton

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Journalist at News Corp Jackie.sinnerton@news.com.au All opinions expressed are my own
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Men who do this sex act 21 times or more a month can lower their risk of prostate cancer

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By Jackie Sinnerton Verified
| BODY + soul Verified
Esteemed scientists have found that regular ejaculation can significantly reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer. So this November, as well as growing a moustache to support Movember, it’s okay to be a big jerk. The Harvard study, tracking nearly 32,000 men over 18 years, found those who ejaculated 21 or more times a month had a 31 per cent lower risk of developing prostate cancer than those who did so less frequently.
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Frightening levels of health workforce turnover sparks plan

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By Jackie Sinnerton Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Rural Queensland is losing healthcare workers at a frightening rate — five per cent higher than in metro areas — sparking a dire warning from the peak medical body that a 30 per cent rise in hiring needs to happen by 2032.
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Health crisis: No doctors, less medical staff than 18 years ago

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By Jackie Sinnerton Verified, Mohammad Alafeshat Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
POPULATIONS of Queensland towns have no dedicated doctor in their local hospital and the majority of bush facilities are operating with fewer doctors or nurses than they did 18 years ago, government payroll data shows. The “disturbing” extent of the regional health workforce crisis is exposed in the Queensland government’s Hospital Performance website which compares workforce from June 2023 to 2005.
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