Where Australia stands in reducing harm from illicit drugs
04 June, 2024Federal and state governments are spending more on law enforcement in illicit drug policy compared to treatment, prevention and harm reduction combined.
Infant RSV immunisation could prevent 10K hospitalisations: IFA
03 June, 2024Nationwide infant RSV immunisation could prevent 10,000 hospital admissions annually, according to the Immunisation Foundation of Australia (IFA).
A step into the world of Medline
01 June, 2024 | Supplied by: Medline International Two Australia Pty LtdAt Medline we put customers first. Our origins date back more than 100 years to 1910, when — in Chicago — Medline manufactured butcher's aprons, and soon after, surgical gowns. And the rest is history.
Telstra Health to fully acquire pharmacy tech company Fred IT
31 May, 2024The investment is the evolution of a 10-year joint venture partnership between both the organisations.
Men made up over half of the injury hospitalisations in a year: AIHW
31 May, 2024There were close to 239,000 hospitalisations due to injury among adult men and 8700 injury-related deaths.
Portable pathology tests: are they accurate and reliable?
30 May, 2024Flinders researchers have conducted POC quality testing for molecular-based, severe acute respiratory syndrome SARS-CoV-2 detection in remote communities.
Post-hospital prescription opioid use: what do the statistics say?
29 May, 2024Until recently, Australia's use of prescription opioids was increasing, and with it worries about dependence, overdose and death.
Half the world is affected by oral disease — here’s how we can tackle this unmet need
29 May, 2024 by Charlotte Edmond Senior Writer, WE (World Economic) Forum AgendaOral diseases affect 1 billion more people than many other major diseases combined, with an estimated $710 billion a year spent on oral treatment costs and productivity losses
A Guide to Implementing Ergonomic Principles and Tools to Enhance Caregiver Wellness
28 May, 2024 | Supplied by: Ergotron IncComfort on the job starts with ergonomics: the science of designing the job to fit the worker and not the other way around, considering the furniture and equipment in the working environment.
New report flags major increase in STIs around the world
27 May, 2024Global HIV, viral hepatitis epidemics and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) lead to 2.5 million deaths a year, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO).
First seizure clinics reduce ED presentations: study
27 May, 2024The study analysed patients who attended first seizure clinics (FSCs) at two major Melbourne public hospitals — The Alfred and the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH).
GenesisCare and Ramsay partner for new radiation therapy service
24 May, 2024Cancer care provider GenesisCare has partnered with Ramsay Health Care to open a new radiation therapy service at the Peninsula Private Hospital in Langwarrin.
Tighten rules around early super access for dental care: PHA
24 May, 2024Allowing thousands of Australians to use superannuation for dental care is driving up the cost of dentistry, according to Private Healthcare Australia.
Program to make oral care more inclusive
24 May, 2024More than 36% of people with visible and non-visible disabilities feel anxious or frustrated when it comes to visiting the dentist.
Is fluoride exposure in pregnancy linked to child neurobehaviour?
23 May, 2024A new study has found a link between fluoride intake during pregnancy and neurobehavioural problems among children living in an area with fluoridated water.
