Australia's Front Line
This month marks a year since the magnitude of the coronavirus saga began to manifest, and subsequently, a year worth of evidence regarding its origin.
Was it really a bioweapon? Or a gain-of-function experiment gone wrong? Perhaps, upon examination, the data is more complex than imagined.
Consulting the best medical journals and US military documents, it’s time to explore the blurred lines between bioweapons and vaccine research.
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Appearance plays a significant role in how individuals feel about themselves, and in a bid to solve self-consciousness, many Australians turn to cosmetic treatments.
Cosmetic dentistry is one of the most popular trends, and despite its widespread popularity, research suggests the practice can come with harmful consequences.
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In November last year, things were looking grim for Bolivians.
Their beloved President Evo Morales – who had cut poverty in half by nationalising the energy sector, redistributing wealth, and democratising the constitution – was overthrown. The US has a long history of interfering in metal and cocaine-rich Bolivia.
From mid-2019, the US military and State Department worked with wealthy, extremist opponents of Morales to have him deposed. But within 12 months, a Morales-approved candidate was elected President.
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When it comes to owning an organisation, without deploying the necessary data security measures, you will be left with several potential threats.
This is because the majority of enterprises, despite being anywhere between small and large scale, come across data breaching scenarios by not securing their workplace network.
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Diabetes is a real epidemic of the 21st century, now becoming one of the biggest challenges confronting Australia’s health system.
It is the fastest growing chronic condition in Australia – increasing at a faster rate than other diseases such as heart disease and cancer.
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