Industry News
Revolutionising the way medical students learn with new technology
A Sydney paediatrician is changing the way medical students learn with his 'Sims'-like game, PlayMed. [ + ]
Helping GPs manage domestic violence
GPs may not have the confidence to detect and manage domestic violence. [ + ]
Nurses burnt out and fatigued by grief and loss
Nursing, health and aged-care staff are overwhelmingly impacted by grief and loss in the workplace [ + ]
Support for rural mums encourages breastfeeding
Australian researchers have found that mums in rural areas of Western Australia who had access to professional advice and support were more likely to breastfeed for longer. [ + ]
Saliva test key to fast Zika diagnosis
The discovery will speed up Zika diagnosis and reduce the virus's ability to spread. [ + ]
Poo transplants better than antibiotics for diarrhoea
Sometimes the best solution is not always the most attractive one. [ + ]
More accurate blood pressure measure method
Let there be light: more accurate blood pressure measure uses light pulses [ + ]
Rheumatoid arthritis risk for some occupations
Assistant nursing, and other occupations, may have increased risk of contracting rheumatoid arthritis. [ + ]
Transforming skin cells into a diabetes cure
A cure to diabetes is one step closer, with scientists exploring insulin-secreting skin cells. [ + ]
New date rape drug detection method
A urine test may offer more definitive evidence of GHB, supporting law enforcement. [ + ]
Feedback wanted on the latest NSQHS Standards user guide
Help make the user guide for health service providers caring for children more useful. [ + ]
Medical marijuana may not be safe for epilepsy
Researchers testing medical marijuana on epilepsy have found it can adversely interact with antiepileptic drugs. [ + ]
New gold standard for invasive fungal infections
Countless patients suffering from invasive fungal infections will benefit from new diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. [ + ]
Dental braces wire found in bowels
A woman's stomach pain had an unusual source. [ + ]
Too much sitting may be bad for your brain (and your body)
We all know that exercise is good for our health, but it may also keep our brains healthy. [ + ]