Clinical Services

How to shield breast cancer patients from lymphoedema

06 February, 2024

Global researchers have published a clinical guide on how and where to roll out evidence-based interventions to help prevent lymphoedema for cancer survivors.


Making cancer outcome equity a reality

01 February, 2024

Christine Cockburn, CEO, Rare Cancers Australia, reflects on care disparities across populations and the role of personalised medicine in improving outcomes.


A new weapon against C. diff bacteria

01 February, 2024

In a phase-one human clinical trial, a US pharmacist researcher has shown that a newer generation tetracycline antibiotic could help combat Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) bacteria.


Providing better access and more choice for cancer care

01 February, 2024

Cancer patients undergoing treatment on Brisbane's northside are set to benefit from a new, multimillion-dollar onsite radiation therapy service.


Improving care for people with cancer cachexia

31 January, 2024 by Vanessa Vaughan*

Cancer cachexia affects 50–80% of people, but the condition often goes unrecognised, leaving patients and even healthcare providers grappling with its elusive nature.


Anti-psychotic medications and the risk of heart rhythm disorders

31 January, 2024

Around 350,000 Australians are prescribed at least one anti-psychotic drug each year, prompting calls to better monitor patients and perform ECGs.


Cannatrek signs MoU to advance medicinal cannabis research

31 January, 2024

Cannatrek has signed an agreeent with Mie University in Tsu, Japan, to forge an open collaboration focused on accelerating medical research.


Almost half of postpartum women not screened for heart disease, diabetes: study

29 January, 2024

About half of postpartum women with diagnosed gestational diabetes are not adequately screened post-pregnancy, according to a new study.


Tanya Vogt to helm ANMAC

29 January, 2024

The Australian Nursing & Midwifery Accreditation Council Board has announced that Tanya Vogt will be the organisation's new CEO.


80-year Buruli ulcer mystery solved

25 January, 2024

A recent alarming surge in cases caused this tropical skin disease to become an important public health issue in Victoria.


Managing the "opportunistic invasive" fungal pathogens

24 January, 2024

Invasive fungal infections are a growing risk to human health worldwide, with the World Health Organization releasing its first-ever watchlist of fungal priority pathogens — species of highest concern that require serious attention.


Low back pain heals the fastest in the first 6 weeks: study

24 January, 2024

Most people who experience severe and sudden back pain begin to improve within the first six weeks, but many will go on to have ongoing pain according to latest research.


Project to eliminate parasitic disease in remote communities

16 January, 2024

A QIMR Berghofer-led project aims to eliminate strongyloidiasis, a little-known and potentially fatal infection that thrives in communities with poor sanitation.


Do hospital coffee machines transmit infections?

19 December, 2023

Microbial growth was detected on every coffee machine and hospital machines were found to be about three times as heavily colonised as home machines.


Sapyen home fertility test

14 December, 2023 | Supplied by: Sapyen

Sapyen, an Australian male fertility health technology company, has launched a laboratory-grade, at-home semen analysis tool.


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