Archived News for Health Sector Professionals - June, 2018
Tony Abbott’s expert group on the health impacts of wind turbines has done very little.
'Bladder microbiome' revealed
Australian researchers have identified a collection of bacteria dubbed the “bladder microbiome”.
Experts work on due date blood test
US researchers have come up with a simple blood test that can predict the delivery date of pregnant women.
Hospital solar to help health bills
A NSW hospital is installing what will be the largest rooftop solar panel system on any healthcare facility in the country.
NSW bans abortion protests
NSW Parliament has passed a bill to ban protesters from outside abortion clinics.
Studies plot colorectal roles
Research suggests nurses lcan ead the charge when it comes to tracking colorectal cancer.
School jab policies questioned
A vaccination researcher says 'no jab no play' policies could see kids punished for the actions of their parents.
Powdered broccoli on path to less waste
CSIRO is trying to reduce food waste by adding broccoli to coffee.
Insurance merger dies down
Western Australia's HBF has pulled out of a planned merger with health fund HCF.
NDIS expert wants new money
A former leader of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) has joined call for a funding overhaul.
Screens to shield ramped ER
Temporary fencing will be set up at the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s ambulance bay to shield patients being treated outside.
Studies question chemo needs
New studies suggest some people with breast and lung cancers could forgo chemotherapy and still live longer.