Archived News for Health Sector Professionals - April, 2019
Toymaker Fisher-Price has recalled nearly 5 million infant sleepers in the US that are linked to dozens of infant deaths.
Experts urge LGBTIQ+ physio lessons
Diversity training for physiotherapists could help overcome care concerns among LGBTIQ+ clients, experts say.
Finger tech to spot Parkinson's
Research engineers have developed a small, palm-worn device to help diagnose Parkinson’s disease.
Hospital screens studied
Privacy screens in hospitals could be an overlooked means of disease transmission, research shows.
Space twins show DNA effect
An extra-terrestrial twin study has given important insights into the health effects of living in space.
Hospital sued over infant fatality
WA’s Fiona Stanley Hospital is being sued over the death of an infant.
Labor makes cancer pledge
The ALP has laid out some plans for health spending if it wins the federal election in May.
New funds for disability info
The Federal Government has launched a scheme to fund organisations run by people with disability.
NSW issues measles alert
NSW health authorities have issued official warnings following a measles outbreak.
PM defends detention play
Scott Morrison has defended reopening an immigration detention centre before shutting it down again.
Disability abuse commission called
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has launched a royal commission into the abuse and neglect of disabled Australians.
Health blowout report stays hidden
The Territory Government is refusing to release a million-dollar review that reportedly shows massive health budget blowouts.
Spotify could swat a fly
A strange new study has found listening to intense electronic music may help avoid mosquito bites.