Archived News for Health Sector Professionals - January, 2017
Australian biomedical engineers are working on high-tech fabrics that mimic an ingenious natural material - the bone tissue periosteum.
Ley leaves but problem persists
Health Minister Sussan Ley has resigned as political expense scandals continue.
Smart watches trained on illness
Smart watches could soon be used to predict illnesses before their wearer knows they are coming.
Turnbull renews TPP drive
While the Trans-Pacific Partnership took a beating in the US election cycle, other world leaders want to see it go ahead.
Senate hurdle in NDIS top up
Federal Government plans to boost NDIS funding with education money may not be possible.
Synapses spotted on the move
Australian researchers have caught the first ever glimpse of the brain’s tiniest molecules in action.
Psych tests for SA workers
All South Australian Government residential care workers will soon undergo psychological testing.
Simple centrifuge for field science
A new paper looks at the ‘paperfuge’ – a cheap and simple centrifuge for use outside of high-tech labs.
Gas warning on growing ozone
NSW Health has warned about respiratory conditions amid toxic gas in Sydney.
Health workforce should stay strong
ABS stats show health and social assistance are still Australia’s biggest employer.
Ley's travel spree grounded
The Health Minister is facing a vicious media and public backlash this week after some questionable spending came to light.
Powerful storms bring Port worry
Experts have warned of looming health risks from the decommissioned Port Augusta power station.
Study abuzz with sweet possibilities
The world needs new antibacterial agents, and Australian honey could be the key.