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Evangeline Polymeneas

Evangeline Polymeneas

General Reporter at The Advertiser Adelaide

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    ‘No cure’: Post-Covid diagnosis leaves SA teen housebound

    Teenager Max Peruzzi was forced to miss a semester of school this year, debilitated by shocking and unpredictable symptoms he said were brought on by Covid.
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    Truckie shocked after tiny, ‘hidden’ pain nearly killed him

    Scott Baker never suspected he would go on to suffer a heart attack after feeling slight pain for a few days.
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    Zackary Twohy dies and mother calls for better neuroblastoma treatment

    Two-year-old Zackary Twohy died on Saturday night after a heartbreaking battle with stage four neuroblastoma.
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    From dark secrets to messy mums: The new Aussie reads you’ll love

    Surviving a near-death experience set doctor Kate Clinch on a new path to becoming a novelist.
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    Give our Holly a chance: $10m hurdle in cruel childhood cancer fight

    About 47 Australian children are diagnosed with a cancer that kills more children under five than any other.
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    Brain doc rejects ‘substandard care’ claims after getting benched

    The Women’s and Children’s Hospital sought independent reviews of at least two other neurosurgery cases in addition to the catastrophic outcome for Malekai Croxton, who is now unable to walk and struggles with memory loss and multiple health problems.
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    My hidden disease is costing me more than my fuel bill

    The rising cost-of-living is affecting people with chronic illness who are often having to pay out-of-pocket expenses to manage their diseases.
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    Mum sues hospital after son’s brain surgery shatters family

    When Khloey Djawas brought her little boy to Adelaide’s Women’s and Children’s Hospital from Darwin she was hoping he would be cured after doctors discovered a golf ball-sized brain tumour.
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    They thought it was growing pains, but the reality was so much worse

    When nine-year-old Dustin Thiele’s back began hurting late last year, it was something familiar to the Thiele family.
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    New $60 Qantas fee infuriates travellers

    Qantas has introduced Economy Plus, charging customers for extra leg room on select flights.
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    Family’s fight for son after vital drug axed

    Joshua West has severe, non-verbal autism and suffers seizures at least once a month.