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A woman is suing a health district, claiming her leg was amputated unnecessarily. Her case raises critical questions about medical negligence and the fine line between saving a life and preserving a limb.
Exercise physiologists in Australia are fighting to remove GST on their services, arguing it’s unfair and discriminatory—especially for those who rely on their support to improve health.
Nursing students at Notre Dame are grappling with a critical shortage of practicum placements, raising concerns about their ability to graduate and meet the high demand for healthcare professionals.
A new injectable form of Keytruda could revolutionize cancer treatment by drastically reducing hospital stays, allowing patients to receive effective care in just minutes.
Remote monitoring technology is revolutionizing care for pregnant women in regional Victoria, making it easier to manage gestational diabetes and reducing the need for in-person visits.
A petition has been filed to release 14 Gaza doctors detained for over a year, highlighting the dire impact on the region’s healthcare amidst ongoing conflict.
Private hospitals in Australia are sounding the alarm over insurers’ aggressive negotiation tactics, warning that these methods could lead to service closures and threaten the future of healthcare.
A mother’s journey through childbirth takes a worrying turn as she questions if delays in care affected her son’s health. Discover the challenges she faced and the impact on her family’s future.
A federal lawsuit is challenging the Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program’s 35-year legacy, claiming it discriminates against non-Hawaiian applicants. The outcome could reshape access to medical education for many.
In Gaza, children’s burn treatment is in jeopardy as supply restrictions hinder access to critical medical resources, threatening innovative care advancements for young victims of conflict.
