Clinical Services

UniPrint antimicrobial film for coronavirus protection

10 July, 2020 | Supplied by: UniPrint Pty Ltd

UniPrint's antimicrobial film has recently passed certification that proves its efficiency in combating the viral load of coronaviruses.


Pharmacists launch opioid education program

09 July, 2020

SHPA and PSA have teamed up to bring 21,000 pharmacist members up to speed on recent opioid regulatory changes to encourage safer medicines use.


Perth COVID-19 vaccine trial kicks off

08 July, 2020

More than 4000 people are taking part in a groundbreaking COVID-19 vaccine trial at Perth's Linear Clinical Research.


Scientists' plea: we can't ignore airborne spread of COVID-19

08 July, 2020

A group of scientists from varying disciplines around the world have appealed to world health authorities to mitigate indoor airborne transmission of SARS-CoV-2.


SA research shows fentanyl safe for mothers in labour

06 July, 2020

Research from the University of South Australia shows that fentanyl is a safe option for mothers and babies, providing women with more pain relief choices during labour.


Melanoma immunotherapy: new target identified

03 July, 2020

QIMR Berghofer researchers have discovered why some melanoma patients do not respond well to immunotherapy.


Stimulating device now an option for chronic back pain

03 July, 2020 | Supplied by: Nevro

Medical professionals can now access a TGA-approved device to treat patients with chronic back pain, which affects 3.24 million Australians.


Weak evidence base for COVID-19 antibody tests

02 July, 2020

An international team of researchers has warned that evidence does not support the continued use of existing point-of-care tests for COVID-19.


Access opens for minimally invasive heart treatment

02 July, 2020

Australians living with symptoms of severe aortic stenosis will now have access to a minimally invasive heart treatment that was previously reserved for only the sickest patients.


Opinion: Doctors against role substitution

01 July, 2020 by Dr Chris Perry, AMA Queensland President

Dr Chris Perry discusses AMAQ's issues with task substitution — highlighting concerns for patient safety.


New nanosponge technology may stop COVID-19 in its tracks

30 June, 2020 by Amy Sarcevic

Scientists at UC San Diego may have found a way to neutralise SARS-CoV-2 and block it from infecting human lungs and other vital organs.


Pandemic shows it's time for an Australian Centre for Disease Control

30 June, 2020 by Adam Kamradt-Scott, University of Sydney and Katrina Roper, Australian National University

The proposal for an AusCDC has been debated for at least the past 33 years.


Superbug drug discovery to be fast-tracked

29 June, 2020

Antibiotics discovered at The University of Queensland will be fast-tracked under a $16 million international research deal.


Evidence supports lowering bowel cancer screening age

25 June, 2020

An Australian study reveals that bowel cancer rates in people under the age of 50 are rising, with one in 10 new bowel cancer cases occurring in this cohort.


Flu cases at record low, after-hours doctors say

25 June, 2020

After-hours doctors have seen a 93% decrease in flu-related callouts compared with last year.


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