17 Mar ACL injury prevention is better than the cure
There has been a stunning and concerning increase in the number of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) ruptures in Australia among children aged between 6 and 17 years old. Following the 2018 International Olympic Committee recommendations for greater research, an Australian longitudinal multidisciplinary prospective paediatric ACL Registry...
10 Feb International Day of Women and Girls in Science
While there needs to be more action globally about better conditions for women, whether that be equal pay, equal opportunities, or generally, equal rights, the fact is, that when women have the same opportunities granted to them, they can excel. Sunday 11 February marks the ninth...
26 Nov Ryan’s back on his feet
Persistence is Ryan's superpower and is how he's been able to literally get back on his feet. Prior to meeting us, he was a very active young man who participated in AFL, Nippers, water skiing, rugby AND golf! Ryan came to see us almost a year ago...
18 Aug Health feature | Caring for humanity in a self-focussed world
Australians are spending more time than ever on devices, and less time engaging face-to-face with others. This, coupled with lengthy periods of isolation through the COVID 19 pandemic and a technology surge in self-distanced customer service where we chat online with robots or check out...
29 Jun Science feature | Stone age surgery to modern medicine
When we talk about surgery and medicine, it’s usually in the context of here and now, and the future. Deep down we know curiosity and exploration of the human anatomy has existed as long as humankind. Evidence of tools, organ extractions, preservation, and medicines have...
13 May Pam’s “kneed” to get back to her game
The glory days are far from over for our beautiful patient, Pamela. At 71-years-young the dedicated mother of four put up with an unstable knee for 40 years, but it was the prospect of not being able continue playing tennis that she finally made the...
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