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  • Improving care for the burn injured
  • Genetics could be the key to anaesthetic awareness
  • New hotline for women with breast implants
  • Hypothermia under microscope for stroke treatment

Improving care for the burn injured

The most comprehensive report on burns injuries and their treatment ever compiled in Australasia has been released by the Australia and New Zealand Burns Association (ANZBA) Bi National Burn Registry (BiNBR).

Genetics could be the key to anaesthetic awareness

Researchers are seeking people who have been aware during anaesthesia to investigate whether there could be a genetic link to this uncommon experience.

New hotline for women with breast implants

The Gillard Government has announced a new hotline for women concerned about their breast implants.

Hypothermia under microscope for stroke treatment

A University of Newcastle research team is investigating the optimum use of hypothermia to reduce further brain injury to stroke patients.

VTE

Reducing the risk for post-op VTE

Major abdominal and pelvic surgery carries a high risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE)

NPS RADAR provides an independent review of dabigatran (Pradaxa)

The latest issue of NPS RADAR provides an independent review of dabigatran (Pradaxa), an oral anticoagulant, for preventing stroke or systemic...

More beds are not the cure

More beds are not the cure for Australia’s stressed public hospital system, according to the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association...

IBD

Maintenance treatment in IBD

Almost all patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) have symptoms that include abdominal discomfort or pain and/or change in bowel habits (...

IBD and the risk of colorectal cancer

The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) has released a position statement on the risk of colorectal cancer (CRC) in patients with IBD

Treating IBD

The most common inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs) are Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Anaphylaxis

Analysing the allergy epidemic

A recent epidemic of potentially life-threatening food allergies is affecting one in 10 Australian infants, according to a new book by Winthrop...

Food for thought

Food induced anaphylaxis is the leading cause of anaphylaxis treated in emergency departments and is increasing in prevalence.

A randomised maternal evaluation of epinephrine auto-injection devices

National Health Reform

Is Medicare still meant for all of us, or only a privileged few?

With a second review of the Medicare Safety Net now concluded, how should policy makers, health professionals and patients respond to the many...

Reform needed for 'misleading' food labelling laws

South Australia and Queensland are joining forces to push for new food labelling laws which give consumers accurate and up-front information about...

Emergency department care and elective surgery waiting times

The latest information on elective surgery waiting times and emergency department care in Australia’s public hospitals has been released...

Occupational Health & Safety

New hotline for women with breast implants

The Gillard Government has announced a new hotline for women concerned about their breast implants.

Nurses’ discontent highlighted in survey

A national survey of nurses’ attitudes backs up the current disharmony in the sector finding nurses are discontented with their work and work...

Increase in asbestos related cancer among DIY home renovators

A ‘third wave’ of asbestos-related cancer has emerged among home renovators

STEMI

Heart Foundation Tick

Independent researchers have found Australian shoppers are increasingly looking at claims to help them make decisions in the supermarket, with the...

Chocolate benefits should be treated with caution

The National Heart Foundation of Australia is urging people not to eat chocolate in the belief that it will reduce their risk of heart disease...

Choice of Reperfusion Therapy for STEMI

Time delay to first medical contact and potential percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or fibrinolytic therapy is said to play a major role in...

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