Clinical Services

Project to end weight stigma in pregnancy care

07 November, 2024

Women's involvement in pregnancy care is a central component of shared decision-making, but is currently limited for women with high body mass index, new research suggests.


Burnet, Atomo to jointly develop active syphilis self-test

06 November, 2024

The partnership and funding boost from the federal government would allow the team to accelerate the development of the test towards regulatory approval.


Funding to support cervical cancer screening and treatment in the Pacific

01 November, 2024

The funding will enable UNSW Kirby Institute to support vital cervical screening and treatment services for over 130,000 women in seven countries.


Ambu aScope 5 Uretero single-use scopes

01 November, 2024 | Supplied by: Ambu Australia Pty. Ltd

The Ambu aScope 5 Uretero is a single-use scope designed to offer sharp vision and precise control, making it suitable for both routine and complex urological procedures.


Ambu aScope 5 Broncho single-use bronchoscopes

01 November, 2024 | Supplied by: Ambu Australia Pty. Ltd

The Ambu aScope 5 Broncho combines the manoeuvrability and imaging needed in a bronchoscopy suite with the sterility and efficiency of the single-use concept.


Packaged foods: strict salt targets could prevent 40K cardiovascular events

31 October, 2024

Around 40,000 cardiovascular events could be prevented by making Australian packaged food manufacturers follow stringent targets for sodium levels.


Study offers clues on First Nations' susceptibility to infections

30 October, 2024

First Nations people globally are at high risk of severe respiratory viral diseases, including COVID-19, pandemic influenza and seasonal influenza.


Brain activity can help predict chronic pain a few days after injury

30 October, 2024

After only one to three days of a whiplash injury, scientists can predict which patients will develop chronic pain based on the extent of 'cross-talk' between two regions of the brain.


Electricity zaps could help prevent wound infections

25 October, 2024

Researchers have designed a skin patch that can create the environment to allow electrical stimulation to reduce bacterial activity.


Common antibiotic linked to rise of almost untreatable superbug

24 October, 2024

The eight-year study highlights the critical need for a deeper understanding of the negative impacts of antibiotic use.


Financial stress and bariatric surgeries raise the risk of scurvy

23 October, 2024

Scurvy is caused by vitamin C deficiency and was first linked to sailors during the Renaissance era, but it could be mistaken for other conditions, especially inflamed blood vessels (vasculitis).


Cancer clinical trials receive $22m funding boost

18 October, 2024

The Australian Cancer Plan will guide this round of the program and ensure targeted and innovative research investment.


New COPD standard to improve diagnosis, care outcomes

17 October, 2024

While one in 13 Australians over the age of 40 have COPD, alarmingly only half of them know they have it.


Survey explores impact of climate change on emergency services

16 October, 2024

Climate change is likely to have a severe impact on emergency services around the world, according to international emergency medicine professionals.


Partnership to support women with medically induced menopause

16 October, 2024

A recent survey revealed that more than 76% of women who had undergone tube or ovary removal for cancer treatment or risk reduction had not accessed a menopause specialist.


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