Medical Science and Technology

ovarian cancer
Hospitals, Medical Science and Technology
Ovarian cancer risk may be determined by future smear tests
Nina Alvarez Feb 3, 2022

Smear tests are usually used to detect abnormalities in cells that could develop into cervical cancer. Two new studies have indicated that one day they

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wet cough
Children's Health, Hospitals, Medical Science and Technology
New research sheds light on kids’ persistent wet cough
Nina Alvarez Feb 3, 2022

Children who experience a nasty and persistent wet cough may be affected by an antibiotic-resistant slime, new research suggests. Some kids with stubborn coughs had

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AI technology
Healthcare, Hospitals, Medical Science and Technology
Malnutrition threat reduced by AI technology, research shows
Nina Alvarez Feb 3, 2022

A new study in Canada shows that AI technology can outperform staff when it comes to monitoring the nutrient intake of residents in long-term care.

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sub-variant
COVID-19, Healthcare, Hospitals, Medical Science and Technology
Sub-variant of Omicron under investigation, scientists say
Nina Alvarez Feb 3, 2022

Cases of the SARS-CoV-2 variant Omicron have escalated globally over the past two months, with many countries experiencing peaks higher than previous variants. Now the

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Hear For You
Children's Health, Healthcare, Medical Science and Technology, Mental Health
Hear For You launches social campaign for youth mental health
Nina Alvarez Feb 1, 2022

Australian NDIS provider, Hear For You has launched a social media campaign, titled ‘#undeafeated’, to help young deaf people better connect to mental health services.

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in-vitro fertilisation
Healthcare, Medical Science and Technology
In-vitro fertilisation proven unaffected by COVID-19 vaccines
Nina Alvarez Jan 27, 2022

New research continues to affirm the safety of the covid-19 vaccines for people planning or expecting to have children. The study found no evidence that

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Chronic pain
Healthcare, Learning - Topics, Medical Science and Technology
Living with pain: 5 ways to ease chronic pain for adults
Nina Alvarez Jan 27, 2022

Chronic pain happens for a lot of reasons, and they could be a telltale sign that something in your body has been wrong for a

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InsideOut
Healthcare, Medical Science and Technology, Mental Health
$13m for “InsideOut”, a national eating disorder research centre
Nina Alvarez Jan 25, 2022

The Australian Government Department of Health has awarded the University of Sydney a $13 million four-year grant, which will fund the establishment of the Australian

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brain structure
Healthcare News, Learning - Topics, Medical Science and Technology
Differences in brain structure and genetics linked to chronic pain
Nina Alvarez Jan 25, 2022

Genetic factors partly explain the link between brain structure and chronic pain, according to University of Queensland-led research. This research is a step towards understanding

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Medigate
Healthcare, Hospitals, HR/People/Culture, Learning - Topics, Medical Science and Technology
Q&A: Regional Director of Asia-Pacific for Medigate, Luke Zappara
Nina Alvarez Jan 20, 2022

In the digital age, cybersecurity is vital. As companies and different sectors move into a more digital sphere to stay contactless in the face of

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yoghurt
Healthcare, Medical Science and Technology
Studies show yoghurt to help manage high blood pressure
Nina Alvarez Dec 10, 2021

A daily dose of yoghurt could be the next go-to food for people with high blood pressure, according to new research from the University of South

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snake bites
Healthcare, Healthcare News, Hospitals, Medical Science and Technology
NSW Health warns about snake bites and spider bites this holiday season
Nina Alvarez Dec 7, 2021

With summer well and truly on the way, NSW Health is once again warning communities to be on the lookout for the slithery serpents and

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