Archived News for Health Sector Professionals
AI drives skin sensor
Advanced techniques have been used to create new skin-like wearable technology.
DNA lab still struggling
Queensland's forensic testing services are struggling to process a backlog of over 10,000 cases awaiting DNA testing, the state says.
Husic protects key tech
Australia has expanded protection for critical technologies on national security grounds.
Mould prompts WA move
Peel Health Campus, located south of Perth, has diverted patients to other hospitals after the recent discovery of mould in its air conditioning system.
Star-gazing tech spots tumours
Australian experts have shown that techniques initially developed for astronomy and ecology can be used to study the microenvironment of solid tumours.
Visa change for aged care
The Albanese government says it is addressing a growing crisis in the aged care sector by allowing priority visa processing for foreign workers.
ACT moves on Calvary
The ACT government has announced plans to take over Calvary Public Hospital in Bruce.
Bulk-billing change coming
The Federal Government has announced a tripling of incentives paid to doctors who bulk-bill certain patients as part of its federal budget.
Custom mRNA tests well
Personalised mRNA vaccines have shown promise in pancreatic cancer treatment.
Disability hearings close
After four years of hearings, the disability royal commission has wrapped up.
PFAS settlement set
The Commonwealth has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit over PFAS contamination caused by ...
'Pangenome' to drive genetic efforts
International researchers have released the first draft of a reference 'pangenome' - a collection of DNA sequences from 47 people.
Australia open to deadly bird flu
Australia is not ready for the arrival of an avian influenza strain that has killed millions of birds and thousands of mammals overseas ...
Stats show risk of helping
Dozens of paramedics have gathered at a regional Victorian court as two women accused of assaulting emergency workers in separate incidents faced a magistrate.