Medical research
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New study highlights effectiveness and cost benefits of Myriad(TM) in lower limb salvage surgeries AAP - 17-01-2025
New Zealand headquartered soft tissue regeneration company Aroa Biosurgery recently announced the publication of further strong clinical evidence reinforcing both efficacy
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Research highlights alcohol links to disease and death AAP - 16-01-2025
Australians increase their likelihood of alcohol-related cancer by 12 per cent for every seven additional drinks a week, researchers have found. A study of
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Major study sheds light on depression's genetic links AAP - 15-01-2025
Hundreds of previously unknown genetic hints could one day provide earlier and more tailored treatment for depression, thanks to a major global study. The genetic
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Quaff coffee only in morning for most health benefits AAP - 08-01-2025
Drinking coffee in the morning could bring more health benefits than drinking a few cups throughout the day, according to a new study. Researchers wanted to
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Calls for permanent pill testing after festival success AAP - 05-01-2025
Australia's largest festival pill-testing trial has been hailed a success, with the program's boss declaring the service should roll out permanently.
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Women more likely to need walking aids AAP - 13-12-2024
Women are more likely to need walking sticks, wheelchairs and other mobility aids compared to men, but they are less likely to use them, according to a study.
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Short bursts of exercise found to lower blood pressure AAP - 07-11-2024
Adding short bursts of exercise to your daily routine, such as cycling to the shops for 15 minutes or taking the stairs, lowers blood pressure, a joint UK-Australian study
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Pill testing to go ahead at Schoolies after backflip AAP - 06-11-2024
Pill testing will proceed at the popular end-of-year Schoolies event on the Gold Coast after the Queensland government backflipped on its hardline stance. The
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Laughter may be as effective as drops for dry eyes AAP - 12-09-2024
Laughter therapy may be just as good as drops for treating dry eyes, according to medical researchers. Repeating "Hee hee hee, hah hah hah, cheese cheese
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Tesamorelin Peptide: Speculative Research HealthTimes - 27-08-2024
Tesamorelin, a synthetic analog of growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH), has captured the
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Check one, two: Google tests if AI can improve hearing AAP - 22-08-2024
Artificial intelligence could be the key to helping hearing-impaired people tune out the din and hear what's important, according to Google and Australian researchers.
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Unlocking the Potential of Peptides in Immunity Research HealthTimes - 20-08-2024
The immune system is a complex network that protects from infections, diseases, and foreign invaders. With the advent of modern biotechnology, research peptides have emerged
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Australians enjoy longer lives than Britons, Americans AAP - 15-08-2024
Australians are outliving people from other high-income English-speaking countries, a study suggests. People from Australia have a lower death rate for certain
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Breakthrough in fight against a global health threat AAP - 08-08-2024
A world-first computer model that can predict when a bacterial infection will stop responding to treatment could offer a much-needed boost in the fight against one of the
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Young people sadder, lonelier since social media onset AAP - 04-07-2024
Youth mental health levels used to be relatively stable until something changed about a decade ago. After 2012, as some of the most popular global social media
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Infection treatment advance to save thousands of lives AAP - 19-06-2024
An infected wisdom tooth nearly killed Caitlin Alsop when it deteriorated into a "mystery" illness. She was home alone and thought she'd bitten
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Gut health identified in combating Parkinson's disease AAP - 29-05-2024
Australian researchers hope to slow or stop the progression of Parkinson's disease by targeting the gut rather than the brain. A Queensland University of
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New hope to cut side effects of anti-psychotic drugs AAP - 27-05-2024
A new coating for anti-psychotic drugs mitigates weight gain as a side effect and boosts serotonin levels, offering the potential to change lives, researchers say.
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Spike in nightmares could be lupus warning sign AAP - 21-05-2024
A rise in the frequency of hallucinations and nightmares could be an early warning sign of autoimmune diseases like lupus, according to a study. Researchers
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Breast tissue 'breakthrough' to aid cancer research AAP - 20-05-2024
Researchers say they have managed to keep breast cancer tissue viable for at least a week outside of the human body, paving the way for enhanced cancer treatments.

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