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Buruli ulcer - Nature Reviews Disease Primers

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By Rie Yotsu, Rachel Simmonds, Richard Phillips, Yaw Ampem Amoako, Shashikant Srivastava, Kingsley .K. Asiedu, Paul Johnson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Buruli ulcer is a slowly progressive necrotizing disease of the skin caused by Mycobacterium ulcerans, recognized by WHO as a neglected tropical disease. Around 2,000 cases are reported annually, but underdiagnosis and under-reporting probably obscure the true burden. A major advance in the understanding of Buruli ulcer pathogenesis was the discovery that mycolactone, a lipid-like exotoxin secreted by M.
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3G shutdown: Telstra, Optus and regional Victorians on phone coverage

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By Rachel Simmonds
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Rural Victorians are continuing to report widespread issues with their phone coverage - but a major mobile network says the 3G shutoff is not the cause. Bushfire helicopter pilot Leah Colbert, who is based out of Benalla, said she had noticed a significant difference in coverage quality, and believed it was due to the 5G network. Ms Colbert needed to switch her phone to 4G only and make phone calls using Wi-Fi for “mildly better” coverage.
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Heavy steers and heifers have bumped up nearly $100 a head at Ballarat CVLX

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By Rachel Simmonds
| Stock & Land Verified
Pictures by Rachel Simmonds Vendors and livestock agents alike are pleased with today's dearer trend at Ballarat, as heavier steers and heifers sell strongly. Ballarat livestock agents yarded about 3900 head of cattle at CVLX on Friday, May 17. Nutrien Ballarat livestock manager Xavier Shanahan said everything sold to a dearer trend. "There were plenty of buyers here on the heavier cattle, and the steers are $50-100 a head dearer than last time," he said.
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