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AI tool aims to improve safe use of IV heparin

24 March, 2023

An artificial intelligence (AI) tool to improve the safe use of intravenous heparin is being developed by researchers at Princess Alexandra ºÚÁϳԹÏÈºÍø (PAH).


Endometriosis and pelvic pain clinics expanded

24 March, 2023

The federal government has increased the commitment for endometriosis and pelvic pain clinics across all states and territories from 16 to 20.


"We can't make the same mistake twice"

21 March, 2023 by Victoria Keays, Partner at Gordon Legal

A painful lung disease caused by inhaling harmful levels of silica dust, silicosis is costing Australian tradies their jobs and, ultimately, their lives.


New study highlights telehealth struggles in cancer care

17 March, 2023

Cancer patients suffered added stress during the pandemic due to rules preventing a support person from attending appointments with them, a new study has found.


Concern over paracetamol access for Australians in pain

17 March, 2023

Painaustralia has expressed disappointment at the TGA's interim decision to reduce the available pack sizes of paracetamol in Australia.


Sex hormones may affect women with rheumatoid arthritis

17 March, 2023

A study of women with rheumatoid arthritis has found that those taking oral contraceptives or HRT had a greater chance of achieving remission.


Robotic-assisted bronchoscopies could help reduce cancer deaths

17 March, 2023 by Georgia Gowing

A trial of robotic technology that allows doctors to access nodules in the farthest reaches of the lungs is showing promising results.


Bacteria could help immune system destroy tumours

14 March, 2023

Injecting bacteria into a tumour causes inflammation that triggers the immune system to attack rather than protect a tumour, according to new research.


Bio-printed 'patches' could repair dead heart tissue

14 March, 2023

Bio-engineered heart tissues could one day help patients recover from the damage caused by a heart attack, according to UTS researchers.


20% of high-cholesterol patients refuse statins: study

13 March, 2023

One in five people refused to accept statin therapy despite being at high risk of developing heart disease, according to a new study.


Childhood LRTI linked to premature death: Lancet

10 March, 2023

Respiratory infections contracted during early childhood are associated with an increased risk of death from respiratory illness between 26 and 73 years of age.


SHPA calls for workforce, medicine access equity ahead of NSW election

10 March, 2023

The Society of ºÚÁϳԹÏÈºÍø Pharmacists of Australia has released its 2023 New South Wales State Election Priorities, calling for an end to longstanding inequities.


AHW 2023 — one week to go, get your free pass now

08 March, 2023

With more than 140 speakers and seven free-to-attend programs on a range of topics, the 12th Annual Australian Healthcare Week is a must-attend event for health professionals.


Faster genetic test, improved access to ovarian cancer drug

08 March, 2023

A new genetic testing service at Mater has slashed four months off the time it takes for Qld ovarian cancer patients to access potentially life-saving drugs.


New Strep A variant: research urges enhanced international surveillance

08 March, 2023

A new Strep A variant has been associated with increased UK scarlet fever cases. Genomic surveillance has found the variant is now circulating in Australia.



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