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Medical Technology New Content People in healthcare Women's Health

From nurse, to roles in medtech marketing, championing women’s health

By Australian Health Journal — 3 days ago

Aggie Cox is a senior healthcare marketing leader and women’s health advocate with over two decades of experience spanning clinical care, medical technology, and executive marketing leadership. She currently serves as Government Affairs & Marketing Director for Australia and New Zealand at Hologic, Inc., a global medical technology company dedicated to advancing women’s health through early detection, diagnosis, and treatment.

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Dental New Content Orthodontics People in healthcare Workforce growth

From Canadian dental graduate to Australian orthodontic practice

By Australian Health Journal — 1 week ago

Dr Helen Moon is a Specialist Orthodontist dedicated to delivering evidence-based, patient-centred orthodontic care. She graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) and began her career as a general dentist, gaining valuable experience over 2.5 years in comprehensive dental practice. This foundation provided her with a broad understanding of oral health before she pursued advanced specialist training in orthodontics.

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Child birth New Content Reproduction, pregnancy & child birth Women and child birth

The focus on reducing instances of birth-trauma through trauma-informed care

By Australian Health Journal — 2 weeks ago

Leading into Birth Trauma Week 2026, in an interview with Australian Health Journal, Dr Nisha Khot, President of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG), highlighted the growing focus on reducing birth trauma through trauma-informed, multidisciplinary care.

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Conferences Medical Technology Association of Australia New Content Technology Women's Health

Breaking silos to transform women’s health through MedTech

By Australian Health Journal — 2 weeks ago

In an interview with Australian Health Journal, Jasjit Baveja, Director of Regulatory and Industry Policy at the Medical Technology Association of Australia (MTAA), highlighted the growing importance of medical technology in addressing longstanding inequities in women’s health.

Drawing on the outcomes of the inaugural MTAA Women’s Health MedTech Summit, she explained how the event brought together clinicians, researchers, industry leaders, regulators, investors, government representatives and patient advocates to tackle complex challenges through a collaborative approach.

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Alzheimer's Disease Clinical Trials Dementia New Content People in healthcare

Using human skin hair follicles to treat Alzheimer’s disease

By Australian Health Journal — 3 weeks ago

Professor Michael Valenzuela is a science opinion leader, innovator and creative thinker with a career-long commitment to the prevention and treatment of dementia.

Following that he completed graduate medicine and medical training at the Prince of Wales Hospital. In 2012, he established the Regenerative Neuroscience Group at the University of Sydney, and in 2017 became the university’s first Professor of Regenerative Medicine.

Professor Valenzuela’s group discovered a new cell type with potential for regenerative medicine, a rare neural precursor cell found deep within the human hair follicle. He is the main inventor on several related patents and is the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Skin2Neuron – a biotech company developing the first neurorestorative cell therapy for Alzheimer’s disease based on this work.

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Bowel and Intestine Cancer Endoscopes Gastroenterology Liver Disease New Content New South Wales People in healthcare

Concerning increases in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and colorectal cancer

By Australian Health Journal — 3 weeks ago

Dr Kieran Longley is a Gastroenterologist and Hepatologist committed to providing comprehensive, patient-centred care across a broad spectrum of digestive and liver conditions. He completed his medical degree at the University of Tasmania before undertaking physician training at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney. Furthering his academic and clinical expertise, he obtained a Master of Science in Internal Medicine from the University of Edinburgh.

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General Practice Health Policy Leadership New Content People in healthcare Western Australia

Fulfilling clinical, academic & research goals in General Practice

By Australian Health Journal — 4 weeks ago

Dr Ramya Raman is a Specialist General Practitioner, medical educator, and health policy leader. Raised in Orange in Central West NSW, where she lived for over 15 years, she brings a deep, lived understanding of rural and community healthcare to her work.

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Diversity, inclusion and equity New Content Orthopaedic Surgeon People in healthcare Workforce growth

Supporting women in arthroplasty, surgery & orthopaedic oncology

By Australian Health Journal — 4 weeks ago

Associate Professor Claudia Di Bella is an academic orthopaedic surgeon based in Melbourne, specialising in orthopaedic oncology and complex joint reconstruction. Originally trained at the world-renowned Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute (Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli) in Bologna, Italy, she moved to Australia in 2010 and was awarded Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2013.

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Clinical Trials Funding and Operating Models Government Medical Research New Content Op-Ed Translation, Market Access, Reimbursement

Op-Ed: CGT and proposed RDTI changes creating uncertainty in life sciences

By Australian Health Journal — 1 month ago

Proposed Budget changes to the Research and Development Tax Incentive (RDTI) will disproportionally impact Australia’s biotech, medtech and health tech sector forcing more home-grown companies to consider moving overseas.

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Clinical Guidelines / Management Eye Health New Content Paediatric

HEALTH CARE BRIEF: Myopia progression in children

By Australian Health Journal — 1 month ago

Myopia progression in children – Incidence rates, prevalence, risks, symptoms and treatment options

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