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...
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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...
3-D genetics face-off
No longer just a tool for gaming and security systems, 3D facial analysis technology has the potential to revolutionise the diagnosis and treatment of rare genetic disorders, which impact more than 300 million people globally. Read More...
Even more reason to slip, slop, slap
In new data that won’t surprise many WA GPs, a staggering three-quarters of Australian men will have at least one skin cancer removed in their lifetime. Read More...
Defibrillator Drones
We all remember the iconic scene from 2016, where a Canberra man was charged by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia for using a drone to collect a hot dog from his local Bunnings’, all from the comfort of his backyard spa. Read More...
What exactly happens in a rhizotomy?
Radiofrequency treatments are commonly performed to target painful conditions involving the spine and major joints, but it is often hard to know exactly what the patient has gone through.
Let’s demystify. Read More...
In his defence
Psychiatrist Dr Richard Magtengaard has a soft spot for the hearts, bodies and minds of those in the military, veterans and first responders. Read More...
The vital role of after-life care
As the State mortuary prepares for a major upgrade, forensic pathologist Dr Jodi White explains what happens at the facility, including the now routine use of CT scans. Read More...