Healthcare IT
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Global demand helps push ResMed shares to record high AAP - 01-08-2025
ResMed shares have reached a record high after the medical device-maker posted another solid quarter of earnings growth. The company on Friday said it made
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Online clinic to help people battling eating disorders AAP - 24-07-2025
Lucinda Price faced long wait times when she tried to get urgent help for her eating disorder. The author and comedian had been battling with anorexia, bulimia
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Time to see a doctor? Watches to track sleep disorder AAP - 16-07-2025
Your smartwatch knows when you are sleeping, knows when you're awake and if you have a recent model, it could soon detect signs of a common sleep disorder.
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Can AI Deliver Truly Personal Healthcare? HealthTimes - 14-07-2025
Healthcare is changing fast. More people now want care that’s made just for them, something that matches their body, lifestyle, and personal story. Your health is like
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AI gives birth to fresh hope against male infertility AAP - 02-07-2025
Artificial intelligence could make all the difference for would-be parents undergoing IVF and who are struggling with the most severe forms of male infertility.
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Australia's Healthcare Flexibility Boom: Is the Future Mobile? HealthTimes - 23-06-2025
Australia’s healthcare system is experiencing a quiet revolution. While
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Country Clinics, City-Grade Care: How Digital Health is Transforming Rural Australia HealthTimes - 22-06-2025
For decades, regional Australians have faced a stark health divide. Long travel times to see a GP, months-long waits for specialists, and chronic under-resourcing have all
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Micro-addictions in the era of AI-driven attention economies HealthTimes - 10-06-2025
In the space of a single commute we tap, swipe, scroll and react hundreds of times. Most of those gestures feel negligible—barely worth noticing—yet together they
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Tech giant sued over sleep aid foam inhalation 'risk' AAP - 04-06-2025
An alleged risk of patients breathing in or swallowing small particles of foam from degrading sleep aids has prompted the federal government to take legal action.
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AI and 3D technology weaponised in fight against cancer AAP - 16-04-2025
Australian researchers will 'print' cancer cells in 3D and use artificial intelligence software to analyse them after receiving a $2 million grant to invest in the
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AI can use eye scans to predict kidney disease risk AAP - 27-02-2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) can predict whether someone with type 2 diabetes will soon develop kidney disease based on changes in their eye scans, according to a study.
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Benefits of publishing pill testing data outweigh risks AAP - 10-02-2025
The results of pill testing trials and data behind drug warnings must be made public so more people can avoid highly dangerous substances. That's the verdict
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Diet time: why a watch may tell if you're eating greens AAP - 24-01-2025
Smartwatches, rings and other wearable tech could tell users whether they are eating enough vegetables in future as well as tracking their blood sugar without piercing the
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AI tool can detect asymptomatic heart patients AAP - 29-12-2024
A new artificial intelligence tool is finding people with a heart condition before they even have symptoms. The ground-breaking tool scours GP records to look
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Online medical care helps coughers avoid waiting rooms AAP - 27-11-2024
Leaving a sickbed to visit a doctor for a script or medical certificate will be a thing of the past under a new free service. The adult-focused virtual urgent
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One ring to track all? Wearable tech extends its reach AAP - 16-10-2024
Technology is about to compete for more space on your body, with one tech giant launching jewellery packed with health sensors in Australia. Samsung announced
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Why you can expect to see more Aussie doctors using AI AAP - 01-09-2024
Next time you visit a doctor, a psychiatrist or even a vet, artificial intelligence could be listening to your concerns and taking notes. AI scribes, as the
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In a heartbeat: smart watches helping to close the gap AAP - 23-02-2024
When Aunty Mary Waites joined a research trial aimed at helping to reduce the risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease in Aboriginal and Torres Strait people, she saved her
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Health technology cracks code for patients and profits AAP - 14-02-2024
Health technology breakthroughs are bringing more jobs, a more advanced health system and better outcomes for patients, according to Assistant Minister for Health Ged Kearney.
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Jump into virtual exercises can reduce pain and falls AAP - 28-01-2024
Stepping into the virtual world could offer real-life health benefits, with studies suggesting the experiences can help prevent falls and ease chronic pain.
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