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Congratulations, you're in remission. Now get ready for the hidden costs of surviving cancer

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By Kate Browne
| Women's Agenda Verified
When you hear the words you are in remission, most people assume that means that you are cured from cancer and life can get back to normal. I thought that too. But remission, as great as it is, is not the end of your cancer journey. What it is, is the start of a different path that can involve ongoing health problems, mental health challenges and financial costs that never really stop.
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Applying the EU Regulatory Framework to Determine the Benefit–Risk Profile of Psychedelics

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By Kate Browne, Ewa Z. Bałkowiec-Iskra, Marion Haberkamp, Andre Elferink
| ACS Publications
Special Issue Published as part of ACS Pharmacology & Translational Science special issue “Psychedelics and Entactogens”. With over one in six people in the European Union (EU) affected, mental health disorders represent a significant public health concern. (1) While conventional pharmacotherapies often yield adequate therapeutic responses, a considerable proportion of patients with mental health disorders exhibit treatment resistance, underscoring an unmet medical need in this population.
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Despite a much anticipated rate cut, mortgage pain continues to bite

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By Kate Browne
| The Times Australia
According to research conducted by Compare Club, the majority of brokers expect the RBA to lower the official cash rate by 0.25%, bringing it down to 3.85%. If passed on in full, the move would offer some much-needed relief to households feeling the pinch, with mortgage holders saving anywhere between $78 and $155 a month, depending on the size of their loan. After two years of rapid rate hikes and extended holds, this could be the turning point homeowners have been waiting for.
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