Computer navigation in Total Knee Replacement
For 15 years, the aim of computer navigation has been to improve the precision and accuracy of component positioning in total knee replacement. Read More...
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Probiotics, the “hot goss” of 2019?
What is the evidence for probiotic benefit and is their cost justified? What probiotic indications are backed by evidence and how many billion bacterial colony forming units (cfu) should be recommended for what conditions? Read More...
Communicable diseases – keeping ahead of the game
Improvements in standards of living and advances in public health and clinical medicine, have decreased rates of infectious diseases in the community. However, they remain an ever-present threat and we need to maintain existing disease controls and apply new innovative methods to keep ahead of the game. Read More...
Finding HFE Haemochromatosis
A new Australian research study has demonstrated that the commonest blood test ordered in Australia (Full Blood Count) may also reveal otherwise unsuspected HFE Haemochromatosis. Read More...
Can we cure or prevent food allergies?
One in 10 infants in Australia by age 12 months have a documented food allergy. Currently there is no cure for food allergy and management consists of strict avoidance and treatment of accidental exposure. Read More...
Otitis externa: a management guide
Otitis externa is an inflammation or localised infection of the external auditory canal usually treated effectively topically rather than with systemic medications. Read More...
Have you heard – Feb 19
Indigenous women break through Five Indigenous women were among 206 UWA students to graduate before Christmas. Tamisha King,...
Have you heard – Feb 19
Artificial womb breakthrough Researchers from WA’s Women and Infants Research Foundation (WIRF), UWA and Tohoku University Hospital in...