DePuy Synthes, J&J Institute launch mobile training lab for surgeons, hospital staff
20 October, 2021DePuy Synthes, the Orthopaedics business unit of Johnson & Johnson Medical Australia, and the Johnson & Johnson Institute, have launched a mobile training lab bringing training directly to surgeons and their teams around Australia.
Radar guidance used in Vic breast cancer surgery
08 October, 2021Melbourne woman Jodie Talone is said to be the first patient in Australia to have a tumour removed with the assistance of the SCOUT radar technology.
3D tech training to improve surgeries
05 October, 2021A South Australian research project focusing on 3D technology hopes to improve knee, hip and spine surgeries.
Cutera truBody body aesthetic solution
26 August, 2021Cutera's truBody solution pairs two non-surgical technologies: one designed to reduce fat and the other to build, strengthen and tone muscle.
The device set to reform stroke care for all Australians
13 August, 2021EMVision has developed a portable brain scanner for rapid, point-of-care stroke diagnosis and monitoring. Scott Kirkland tells us more.
Illustrators and developers move from entertainment to health care
13 August, 2021Australia has witnessed a surge in illustrators and developers moving from the entertainment sector into the medical industry.
Trotec SpeedMarker marking lasers
13 August, 2021Trotec SpeedMarker marking lasers provide an innovative solution that is designed to produce precise marking results that can last the lifecycle of a chosen product.
A new advanced treatment for back pain
11 August, 2021 by Gabriella Kelly-Davies*There is new hope on the horizon for people living with back pain, a leading cause of disability worldwide.
Dignitana DigniCap Delta Scalp Cooling System
10 August, 2021The DigniCap Delta Scalp Cooling System is indicated to prevent chemotherapy-induced hair loss in patients with solid tumours.
Exciting innovations in health care
04 August, 2021We take a look at some of the exciting developments happening in the medical device space.
How will technology really help us meet our national health objectives?
30 July, 2021 by Amy SarcevicRMIT Technology Professor Kate Fox discusses which health technologies are likely to become realities and which are simply hype.
Arrival of next-gen robotic solution for knee replacement
27 July, 2021A next-generation robotic-assisted solution for knee replacement has been added to the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.
Chance to feature in first edition Healthcare Technology Buyers' Guide
16 July, 2021Australia's first Healthcare Technology Buyers' Guide will launch this September, providing a comprehensive listing of healthcare products, services and stakeholder details.
The Australian-developed sensor set to scout out COVID in the workplace
16 July, 2021The Soterius Scout can deliver results within a minute to provide the all clear for someone to enter their work environment.
Cutting-edge AI floor cleaning with UV-C sterilising technology
01 July, 2021GERMii UV-C for Whiz uses ultraviolet light technology that kills the COVID-19 virus on contact.
