Virtual relief for NSCLC
Rural and remote Australians’ struggle to access quality healthcare is benefitting from a game-changing development in the delivery of virtual services. Read More...
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More from mammograms?
Australia’s first study to determine the link between breast artery calcification and heart disease in women will examine emerging evidence that calcification along the walls of the arteries could mean an increased risk of cardiac disease. Read More...
Respiratory clinics offer relief
With daily COVID cases in WA climbing above 8000, general practice respiratory clinics are providing relief for people unable to get an appointment with their regular practitioner, by providing face-to-face consultations for those symptomatic or COVID-positive. Read More...
Mums-to-be under caesar pressure
Pregnant women facing a breech birth feel pressured by medical professionals into having a caesarean, a Perth researcher has claimed. Read More...
Domestic violence training for GPs
A training program has been launched to help GPs deal with rising rates of domestic and family violence that have been fuelled by the pandemic. Read More...
Patients planning to sue
West Australians are among almost 300 former cosmetic surgery patients who are considering taking legal action over what they claim was poor medical care. Read More...
COVID Hangovers
Two new studies released this week show worrying findings that people have an increased risk of developing a range of health issues after contracting COVID. Read More...
Perth pool man’s legacy
The legacy of a Perth businessman who died suddenly from a heart attack five years ago will live on in a new research laboratory opening at the University of WA next month. Read More...