Silicon spikes take out 96% of virus particles
An international research team led by RMIT University has designed and manufactured a virus-killing surface that could help control disease spread in hospitals, labs and other high-risk environments.
Pioneering Professor recognised for her lifelong work with Medal of the Order of Australia
Distinguished Professor Barbora de Courten OAM and Associate Dean School of Biomedical Sciences last month received a Medal of the Order of Australia in the General Division for her services to medical research and healthcare.
More than 1/3 illicit drugs sold on the dark web contain unexpected substances
Testing of illicit drugs bought online found 35% were not what they said they were, highlighting the urgent need for more local drug testing facilities in Australia to prevent harm and overdose.
Links between parental smoking and childhood obesity transcends socio-economic boundaries
A study into parental smoking and childhood obesity has challenged previous notions by revealing that the links between the two are not confined to a specific socio-economic group.
A skilled hand and a cultivated mind: taking physio to the next level
RMIT University has launched its new Master of Physiotherapy Degree, a two-year graduate entry to professional practice degree.
New study lists potentially dangerous drugs in Australian healthcare
Researchers have developed an Australian-first list of 16 potentially dangerous medications used in healthcare and their safer alternatives.
Nose-like sensor sniffs out toxic ammonia gas
Engineers in Australia have developed a small ammonia gas sensor that could enable safer hydrogen storage and specialised medical diagnostic devices.
New alliance to future proof health sector
Nine leading universities and several industry partners are joining forces to address crucial challenges faced by the healthcare sector.
