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Anita Beaumont
Anita Beaumont
Journalist

Anita Beaumont is a health and general news reporter at the Newcastle Herald.

'Cyberchondria': Is Dr Google making you sick with worry?
Worried sick: HMRI's Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin is looking to recruit people for a new "cyberchondria" study. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
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'Can a fit 43 year old woman have a heart attack?': A retired tennis star's warning
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Onto it: Former professional tennis player, Trudi Musgrove-Edwards of Macquarie Hills, is doing much better after a SCAD heart attack and FMD diagnosis in 2021. She says it is important for any chest pain to be taken seriously - even if you are fit and healthy. Pictures: Jonathan Carroll
The good, bad, ugly sides of social media
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Healthy balance: Rupert Saunders, a psychologist and the national clinical adviser for headspace.
Put your hand up or 'shut up': What drove Frank Ward to council
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Connection: Frank Ward subscribes to every newspaper he possibly can to stay informed and connected to his local community. Picture: MARINA NEIL
'It's a bad time to be a young person': meet Generation Next
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Next gen: Winemaker Andrew Margan with daughter Alessa Margan and Bonneau the dog at their family business, Margan Wines and Restaurant in Broke in the Hunter Valley. Picture: Simone De Peak
'Winter is here': Hospital emergency departments cop dramatic rise in sick kids
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Busy time: Dr Paul Craven, the executive director of Children Young People and Families at Hunter New England Health, explains the pressure local hospitals are under as viruses including COVID-19, RSV, and influenza circulate in the community.
'Unacceptable': Are we becoming desensitised to the number of COVID deaths?
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Act quickly: University of Newcastle and HMRI viral immunologist, Associate Professor Nathan Bartlett. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
'No available ambulances': Paramedics call for emergency help
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Crisis: Ambulance bays overflowed at John Hunter Hospital on Thursday when there were no available vehicles to respond to emergencies. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
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A 'life-changing' device gave Ash diabetes freedom. His family want it accessible to others
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Pump push: Libby Anderson with her son Ash, 11, who has been using a life-changing tubeless insulin pump to manage his type 1 diabetes. They have been lobbying to make the device more accessible. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
Flu the roof: respiratory illness rise 'near vertical'
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