Popular Fat-Loss Drug Ozempic Linked To Bizarre Hearing Condition | 10News+
A 10News+ report explores a possible link between Ozempic and a rare hearing condition, including potential symptoms and when to seek specialist advice.
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Australian-First Cochlear Implant Surgery Helps Deaf Baby Twins Hear Their Mother’s Voice for the First Time
Australian-first cochlear implant surgery helps deaf baby twins hear their mother’s voice for the first time.
DOCTORS BRACE FOR AN INCREASE IN ELECTIVE SURGERY FROM 2022
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‘Their vision will be worse’: Experts call for rethink on cataract surgery wait time
Eye health experts have called for a focus on reducing wait times for cataract surgery, claiming a quicker road to treatment could save state health systems millions. In a paper published by the Sax Institute on Wednesday, leading Sydney surgeons and researchers from UNSW, the University
3D Bioprinting a heathier future
Within a few decades, transplant patients might opt for ‘lab-grown’ organs, rather than waiting years in donor-organ queues. The technology fueling this shift is 3D bioprinting. Working in the same way as 3D printers, bioprinters deposit layers of biomaterial, that may include living cells, to
3D Printing Hearts, Ears, and Skin by Think: Digital Futures
The technological capabilities of 3D printers continue to advance. In this episode, we explore the capability of 3D bio-printing, the printing of biological structures, such as heart tissue, bones, and skin. Could 3D printed heart tissue replace heart transplants in the future? What hurdles are
Speaking up: Operating With Respect Course
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Celebrating Surgeon’s Month with RACS
A.Prof Mukherjee advocates for the hard work and leadership that Surgeons in NSW have displayed through the pandemic. As state chair of RACS, she celebrates surgeon's month. [embed]https://youtu.be/Z44PcFXhmOU[/embed]
A/Prof Mukherjee’s thoughts on the ‘back log’ of elective procedures in NSW
23,000 fewer elective surgeries were performed due to COVID-19 related conditions. Watch the ABC News video to hear A/Prof Mukherjee's thoughts on how we can manage this backlog of elective procedures: https://vimeo.com/460036223 SBS News claims that elective surgery waiting lists may take at least 6 months to