Researchers find gene in mice that could help stop obesity
Written by Sam Varghese
An team of international researchers has found that removal of a single gene in mice can lead to a situation where the rodents do not… AI has ‘pivotal role’ in delivery of support services for disability sector: researchers
Written by Peter Dinham
Technology such as artificial intelligence has a pivotal role to play when it comes to supporting people with disabilities in Australia and creating a more… CommBank, Whitecoat partner on healthcare directory solution
Written by Peter Dinham
One of Australia’s four big banks, the Commonwealth Bank, has entered into an exclusive partnership with Australian medical technology provider, Whitecoat, to deliver a best-in-class… Cloud move means sky's the limit for Australian genome research
Written by David M Williams
The human genome consists of seven billion DNA base pairs and it takes 100GB to represent the unique sequence for a person. Australian National University… First Australian hospitals achieve highest global digital health standards
Written by Peter Dinham
Two Australian hospitals have been officially recognised as the first hospitals to adopt the highest international standards of digital health at the Healthcare Information and… Lack of funds hits digital health options for arthritis sufferers
Written by Sam Varghese
The Australian Physiotherapy Association says a lack of funds is preventing arthritis sufferers in the country — whose treatment costs $23.9 billion every year —… 
Researchers at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation's Australian Synchrotron have developed a new application of an advanced imaging technique to improve the detection… 
South Australia’s successful medical tech pipeline program is going national, with the establishment of a sister organisation in Victoria planned for next year. 
Researchers at Western Australia's Edith Cowan University have discovered a way to modify an iron-based alloy in such a way as to produce a new… Adelaide Uni scientists develop program to spot breast cancer
Written by Sam Varghese
A fully-automated program to analyse medical images with the aim of detecting breast tumours is being developed by researchers from the University of Adelaide's Australian… 
