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6 days ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
It may not be under threat, but the delay is causing problems. It may not be under threat, but the delay is causing problems. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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1 week ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
It’s clear the public wants action on sugary drinks. Will Mark Butler listen and will the government step up to the legislative plate? It’s clear the public wants action on sugary drinks. Will Mark Butler listen and will the government step up to the legislative plate? This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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1 week ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
People are managing in various ways, none of them pretty. People are managing in various ways, none of them pretty. This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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1 week ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
Here’s what frontline experts tell us is working (and what isn’t). Here’s what frontline experts tell us is working (and what isn’t). This content is for paid subscribers only. Start your free trial nowor purchase a monthly or annual subscription to read.
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2 weeks ago | 
oncologyrepublic.com.au | Mariella Attard
The trial group is hoping it will give regional patients more access to its latest trial. Breast Cancer Trials (BCT) is taking its latest trial recruitment to the regions using telehealth. It hopes it will remove some of the barriers to women accessing the benefits they might gain from this trial, and to find the people this treatment is most likely to help.
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2 weeks ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
The Ainsworth family money – the biggest donation to women’s health ever made by an Australian family – will establish the centre at UNSW to hasten advancements in diagnosis and treatment. Endometriosis affects millions worldwide, and one in seven Australian women, but research has been woefully underfunded – until now.
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2 weeks ago | 
medicalrepublic.com.au | Mariella Attard
The AIHW’s injury among women report is mostly not a happy story. From 2022-2023, 40% of injuries presented at emergency or leading to hospitalisation or death were in women – 536,835 presentations at an emergency department, 217,224 hospitalisations and 5,880 deaths, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
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3 weeks ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
The AIHW’s injury among women report is mostly not a happy story. From 2022-2023, 40% of injuries presented at emergency or leading to hospitalisation or death were in women – 536,835 presentations at an emergency department, 217,224 hospitalisations and 5,880 deaths, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
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3 weeks ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
The trial group is hoping it will give regional patients more access to its latest trial. Breast Cancer Trials (BCT) is taking its latest trial recruitment to the regions using telehealth. It hopes it will remove some of the barriers to women accessing the benefits they might gain from this trial, and to find the people this treatment is most likely to help.
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1 month ago | 
healthservicesdaily.com.au | Mariella Attard
Burnout rates in hospitals are still high, and young doctors are still being bullied. Despite no “F grades” for the first time since 2015, a survey of junior hospital doctors in WA shows there are “still many areas of concern and plenty of room for improvement”. Almost 1500 junior doctors were surveyed by AMA Western Australia for its annual Hospital Health Check.
