Ibuprofen may prevent Alzheimer's disease
28 March, 2018A Canadian neuroscientist has found that for people with an early Alzheimer's diagnosis, ibuprofen may stop the disease.
Essential oils linked to abnormal breast growth in boys
23 March, 2018Lavender and tea tree oil have endocrine-disrupting chemicals, some of which may also be found in other popular essential oils.
A Day in the Life ... Dr Mark Formby
13 March, 2018Dr Mark Formby is Acting Director at NSW Health Pathology's Anatomical Pathology Laboratory at John Hunter Hospital.
Hear your way
12 March, 2018 by Colleen Psarros*Today, most people take for granted their ability to easily make calls or listen to music on their mobile phones. But for the hearing impaired, this has never been simple — until now.
Parkinson's discovery opens door to new treatment
02 March, 2018A new study of Parkinson's patients with postural and gait challenges has found significantly reduced levels of a brain protein in their cerebrospinal fluid.
Thermo Scientific TSX Series blood bank refrigerators and plasma freezers
28 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher ScientificThe TSX Series high-performance refrigerators and freezers are powered by V-Drive technology, designed to deliver improved performance and significant energy savings.
High-protein diet lowers Alzheimer's risk
23 February, 2018A high-protein diet significantly reduces the presence of amyloid beta, the precursor to Alzheimer's disease, reducing the risk of contracting the disease.
Exercise and nutrition program helps cancer survivors
22 February, 2018A new study by the Cancer Council NSW and the University of Newcastle has promising results for cancer survivors.
CSIRO scientists supercharge water purification
22 February, 2018Poor communities and disaster zones will benefit from this new Australian discovery.
9 out of 10 youth in WA detention have severe neuro-disability
14 February, 2018The level of FASD and other brain disorders in youth in detention in Australia is among the highest for incarcerated youth globally.
Hands-on food safety training gains results
12 February, 2018 by Andrew Thomson*Food safety matters. So does the health of your customers and managing your risks.
Mack Traction Control footwear
06 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Bunzl Industrial & SafetyThe Mack range of slip-resistant occupational footwear includes a lightweight, slip-resistant, slip-on double gusset safety boot for workers that are exposed to slippery environments.
Coming to grips with food waste
06 February, 2018 by Kathy Faulkner*Hospital foodservices represent one of the greatest sources of hospital waste. What can you do about it?
Slim Jim Step-On bin for medical facilities
30 January, 2018 | Supplied by: Rubbermaid Commercial ProductsThe Slim Jim Step-On refuse container has a slender design and small footprint, meaning it can fit in tight spaces while not compromising on the ability to hold a large amount of waste. The construction allows for a hands-free operation to ensure the user does not have to risk potential contamination. The containers have commercial-grade construction for durability, and can carry a variety of medical wastes including corrosive chemicals, potentially infected materials and daily garbage.
Don't... pass the salt
29 January, 2018Aussie men are ingesting nearly twice the recommended maximum daily intake of salt, with women not far behind.
