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Community & HumanityThursday 9 July 2026
There's good news and a heads-up in Australia's latest health report: people diagnosed with cancer are living longer than ever before, a genuine breakthrough in treatment and survival rates.
However, the same report flags a concerning trend—younger Australians are being diagnosed with cancer at increasing rates. The flagship health report also highlights falling vaccine rates among children, prompting health experts to call for renewed attention to preventive care. Read the full story →
Today's takeaway: Progress in treatment gives hope, but protecting younger generations through prevention and vaccination remains more important than ever.
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