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The gene therapy revolution is here. Medicine is scrambling to keep pace

HealthTimes - 06-06-2019

Elizabeth Finkel, La Trobe University Gene therapy – for so long something

 
Wellbeing Budget delivers only heartbreak for cochlear implant patients

HealthTimes - 03-06-2019

Despite surgery readily available to restore both their hearing and the life they once enjoyed, nearly 200 New Zealanders again had their hopes dashed today with no announcement

 
'Submarines' small enough to deliver medicine inside human body

HealthTimes - 30-05-2019

Cancers in the human body may one day be treated by tiny, self-propelled ‘micro-submarines’ delivering medicine to affected organs after UNSW Sydney chemical and

 
Allied health software enables accurate recording of Sex, Gender Identity, and Pronouns

HealthTimes - 09-05-2019

In December 2018, Australian-based allied health practice management system Cliniko released a software update that

 
The trial found the use of VR reduced pain and anxiety

AAP - 30-04-2019

Virtual reality technology has been used at two Melbourne hospitals during a trial to improve child patients' experience of needle procedures.

 
Can artificial intelligence help us beat skin cancer?

HealthTimes - 20-12-2018

Cancerous skin lesions are not always easily identified. Currently, visual examinations play a significant role in the diagnosis of skin cancer. However,

 
Rogue science strikes again: The case of the first gene-edited babies

HealthTimes - 30-11-2018

G. Owen Schaefer, National

 
Startup raises $63M to advance development of drugs for inflammatory diseases

HealthTimes - 29-11-2018

Inflazome, a biotech company developing new drugs to block harmful inflammation, has secured further investment of $63 million. Launched in 2016, Inflazome was

 
Bionic eyes restoring vision in Aus clinical trial

AAP - 19-11-2018

Four blind Australians have had some of their vision restored through the implantation of bionic eyes. Before the trial, the patients, who lost

 
A non-invasive way for detecting gut disorders could replace the dreaded colonoscopy

AAP - 09-11-2018

Gut disorders could be detected without the need for dreaded, invasive colonoscopies thanks to an invention by West Australian researchers, led by a Nobel Prize laureate.

 

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