Allied Health

Some Victorians have endured pain and discomfort for up to four years, waiting for publicly-funded routine dental treatment. The Australian

Access to allied health services, in particular, physiotherapy, on weekends should be standard in the subacute rehabilitation setting, according to Australian Physiotherapy

In a six-year study comparing complaints against physiotherapists, chiropractors

Stem cells are being used to regenerate human eye lenses, offering hope of better vision outcomes for children born with a cataract. A team

Leading optometry practice OCULA has launched a specialist eye service integrating three disciplines of eye care – the first of its kind in New Zealand.

The oral health of the nation will go under scrutiny in a new University of Adelaide study, the first national study of its kind in more than a decade.

Allied health has been dealt a $72.5 million blow, with the Federal Government slashing its funding for health workforce scholarships over four years.

Melbourne scientists hope clinical trials on their promising periodontitis vaccine to treat chronic gum disease will begin in 2018. Australian

The prevalence of untreated tooth decay in kids is higher in Australia than in comparable countries, says a new Adelaide University survey.

A Melbourne chiropractor at the centre of a viral online video of him cracking a four-day-old baby's spine has been temporarily banned from treating children.

Pathologists have hit back at a scathing report suggesting their industry should face hefty government funding cuts. Pathologists insist a

Vitamin C rich foods can cut cataract progression by a third, according to new research. Eating foods high in vitamin C can cut the risk of

The Chiropractic Board of Australia is facing growing calls for it to be sacked amid accusations it's failed to act on hundreds of complaints.

A new research report just released by the Royal Flying Doctor Service shines a spotlight on oral health for country Australians. Oral health and dental care access disparities

Osteopathy, podiatry and occupational therapy are the fastest

Health authorities are concerned there may be more dodgy clinics in Melbourne's north after three more were located. Health authorities

Surgical blitzes to treat eye disease don't fix long-term problems in Indigenous eye care, say experts. Surgical blitzes to treat cataracts

Osteopathy is statistically the fastest growing

Australia has more registered nurses, midwives, pharmacists