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Key concerns this Sarcoma Awareness Month

01 July, 2025 | Supplied by:

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month, and the Australia and New Zealand Sarcoma Association has raised some key concerns — including the fact that research is lagging.


Could this strategy mark a turning point in the HIV-cure search?

01 July, 2025

A team of Australian researchers have repurposed the same mRNA delivery system used in COVID-19 vaccines as a potential strategy in the search for an HIV cure.


$12m for homegrown heart disease and diabetes innovations

30 June, 2025

$12 million in federal funding has been announced for the development of new Australian-made cardiovascular disease and diabetes medical devices and medicines.


National cancer screening program marks first in almost 20 years

27 June, 2025

From 1 July, the National Lung Cancer Screening Program will commence — marking the first new national cancer screening program in almost 20 years.


Queensland gains private hospital surgery for lymphoedema

26 June, 2025 | Supplied by:

Greenslopes Private ºÚÁϳԹÏÈºÍø in Brisbane now offers advanced microsurgery for lymphoedema, becoming Queensland's first private hospital to do so.


Report: Fall in gold standard COPD test is cause for concern

25 June, 2025 | Supplied by:

A new national report released today by ACSQHC reveals a dramatic fall in the use of spirometry, a critical diagnostic test for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.


Doctor deregistered after botched facelift calls for ambulance

24 June, 2025

A Queensland doctor has been deregistered after a botched cosmetic surgery procedure left a patient leaving his clinic in an ambulance with uncontrolled bleeding.


Could this ICU disinfectant procedure increase antibiotic-resistant infections?

23 June, 2025

European researchers are calling for a review of healthcare guidelines after revealing that an ICU disinfectant procedure may increase antibiotic-resistant infection risk.


Ambulance ramping — its "very real potential human consequences"

17 June, 2025

A coronial investigation into the death of Christina Lackmann, who waited over seven hours for an ambulance, highlights potential human consequences of ramping.


Urinary incontinence and cardiovascular disease risk in women

17 June, 2025

A team of American researchers have found a possible association between urinary incontinence and a greater risk for cardiovascular disease in women.


Pharmacist distraction during dispensing — extent and sources

17 June, 2025

Australian researchers analysed more than 50 studies to understand, in pharmacy settings, the extent and main sources of distraction during the dispensing process.


Could this game wave goodbye to nerve pain?

16 June, 2025

A recent interactive brain training game trial has shown promise as a treatment for nerve pain and could offer hope for a new generation of drug-free treatments.


Nearing the peak: NSW elective surgery waiting list figures

11 June, 2025

Today's January–March NSW public health services activity and performance figures show the elective surgery waiting list nearing its COVID-19 peak.


Community pharmacy invites 'pop ins' this Men's Health Week

10 June, 2025

Highlighting the important role community pharmacy plays in supporting men's health, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia is calling on patients to "pop in for a chat".


Monash IVF extends scope of review after second embryo incident

10 June, 2025

After a second embryo incident on 5 June, this time at its Clayton laboratory in Victoria, Monash IVF has extended the scope of the McLeod independent review.



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