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Melissa Sweet

New South Wales
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Regulating AI is not a spectator sport: public health expert

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By Melissa Sweet
| Croakey News
Introduction by Croakey: We recently published an in-depth examination of gaps and opportunities in the Federal Government’s plans for national standards for artificial intelligence (AI), to be driven by an Office of AI established in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet last week.
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The Zap: latest health and aged care news, plus consultations not to miss

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By Melissa Sweet
| Croakey News
Recommendations for preventing and ensuring better care for birth-related injuries, high-level concerns about the implementation of aged care reforms, and updated guidelines for reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia – these are among the topics covered this week.
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Smoking rates may be declining but more action is needed on several fronts

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By Melissa Sweet
| Croakey News
National data released today brings good news about declining smoking rates, while also highlighting concerns that the rise of illicit tobacco and new nicotine products are a threat to continued success in tobacco control. Public health academics Professor Becky Freeman and Professor Michelle Jongenelis call for well-funded enforcement action to crack down on illicit tobacco sales, long-term funding for high-profile anti-smoking campaigns, and strong restrictions on how and where tobacco is sold.
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