All systems go for remote monitoring technology
Advances in digital health intervention are set to change the landscape of health care provision with new technologies allowing patients to take control of their health […]
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Big tick for NT ‘Circle of Support’
Outcomes from the ‘Circles of Support’ program, a free peer education and recovery program for families and friends of individuals who experience alcohol and drug-related issues, […]
Possible test for COVID-19 high risk
Measuring a patient’s inflammatory response to coronavirus when hospitalised could help to identify those most at risk of severe, extended illness or even death from the […]
AI to help hospital discharge
A major new $2.9 million digital health project led by Flinders University will target the dosage and failures of prescription drugs used by patients at home […]
Hypochlorite can harm but also help human bodies
Some cells in the human body can generate hypochlorite – the same chemical used to kill bacteria and viruses in household bleach. When hypochlorite is over-produced […]
A summer’s day won’t foul posted bowel cancer screening tests
The effectiveness of Australia’s acclaimed bowel cancer screening tests won’t be adversely compromised if samples are posted in hot weather, provided a timely postal service, according […]
New link between sleep and concussion
A new study led by Flinders University points to the importance of sleep quality in the aftermath and recovery process in sports-related concussion, a common form […]
Wagadagam woman’s health research leadership recognised
The transformative and life saving work of internationally recognised kidney researcher and clinician, Flinders University Professor Jaquelyne Hughes, has been recognised with a prestigious Lowitja Research […]
Sleep apnoea link to cognitive decline
Flinders University experts are working on better solutions for sleep apnoea to ward off a range of health risks, including cognitive decline. Improved solutions for obstructive […]