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• Fifth monkeypox case detected in Aust 04-06-2022

  A Victorian man has become the fifth monkeypox case detected in Australia after returning from the United Kingdom. The returned overseas traveller, aged in his 30s, developed mild symptoms after arriving back in Melbourne and seeking medical atten

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• Girls more stressed than boys about COVID 04-06-2022

  Teenage girls were more stressed than boys during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic, and their mental health should be a greater focus if there is a similar outbreak in the future, researchers say. "Mental health responses during th

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• Distress adds to rural health pressures 04-06-2022

  Distress in older people with chronic illnesses is placing added strain on the rural health system, a new study suggests. A Flinders University study looked at data from 5920 rural and regional patients aged 60 and over to understand how psycholog

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• Kidney injury hidden in COVID-19 patients 03-06-2022

  Millions of COVID-19 patients may have an undiagnosed, potentially fatal acute kidney disease, according to a new study. University of Queensland researchers say one in five virus patients admitted to hospital and two in five in intensive care dev

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• New monkeypox case detected in NSW 03-06-2022

  A man in his 50s who recently returned to Sydney from Queensland is the second person to be diagnosed with monkeypox in NSW and the third in Australia. The man developed a mild illness several days after he arrived home. He visited his GP before g

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• Lasers could help treat bowel disease pain 03-06-2022

  Jazmine Domagala is hopeful a little bit of light will help reduce her pain, fatigue, anxiety and depression. The 20-year-old has suffered a day-to-day grind of debilitating symptoms since being diagnosed with Crohn's Disease, an inflammatory

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• Aust women to access cheaper IVF treatment 02-06-2022

  A less painful, home-grown and much cheaper version of traditional IVF is now available for Australian women hoping to have a baby. The Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney is the first provider in Australia to offer the CAPA-IVM, a new fertility tr

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• NSW HIV cases drop, but testing also low 02-06-2022

  NSW has recorded its lowest quarterly number of HIV cases but health authorities remain concerned because testing rates have also declined. Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant is urging anyone at risk to get tested, particularly if it has been more t

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• Transplant success after liver kept 3 days 02-06-2022

  A damaged human liver has been treated and preserved in a machine for three days before being successfully transplanted into a patient - a world first. The man quickly recovered his quality of life without any signs of liver damage, as well as rej

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• 'Enough' vaccines for free Vic flu program 01-06-2022

  Victorian GPs and pharmacies will have enough vaccines to meet surging demand as a free jab program begins to combat a "nasty" influenza season, health authorities say. From Wednesday to June 30, Victorians aged six months and over can g

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