Artificial Intelligence

Skin cancer diagnosis: Performance of AI explored

Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s AI proves accuracy

dementia diagnosis

Dementia diagnosis could be fast-tracked with AI

clinical

Ground-breaking clinical studies show the future of post-operative care and rapid discharge

AI guiding principles

WHO’s 6 guiding principles for AI in health

retrain the eyes

AI for management of retinal diseases

AI can predict survival of ovarian cancer patients

World Heart Day

AI to help find new heart drugs

AI system for treating sepsis

Integrative, Lifestyle, sex
When to prefer natural remedies over conventional …
Natural remedies: When should they be used in preference to conventional medicine? In a world where modern medicine often takes center stage, natural remedies have been gaining popularity as an alternative …
Australasia, Muscular & Skeletal, Paediatrics
Biobank for children with genetic muscle diseases
An Australian first biobank will be established to improve and discover new treatments for children with genetic muscle diseases such as muscular dystrophy. The National Muscle Disease Bio-databank, co-led by …
Ears, Integrative, Lifestyle
Is hearing loss becoming more common? 5 …
The increasing prevalence of hearing loss across various age groups is a growing concern in the healthcare industry. It’s no longer solely an issue for the elderly but is now …
Addiction, Lifestyle, Mental Health
Common ways addiction impacts families – why …
Common Ways Addiction Impacts Families – Why Group Therapy Helps: When people become addicted to alcohol or drugs, the substance abuse not only negatively affects the individual. It also impacts …
Ageing, Integrative, Lifestyle
You are never to old to craft
You are never to old to craft: Creative hobbies like knitting, crochet and painting have plenty of wellbeing benefits – no matter your age. So, it’s no surprise, we’ve recently …

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