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in Clinical Surgeries
2 June 2015
Some years ago, Kidney Health Australia (KHA) put out a position statement on water. The statement, called ‘Drink Water Instead’, highlighted the importance of water in maintaining kidney health. This is because without adequate water, our kidneys suffer and cannot properly function.
What is the function of the kidneys?
The kidneys … Read More
in Clinical Surgeries
15 May 2015
A number of studies reveal that high levels of vitamin D in the blood may have a protective effect against bladder cancer. It now also appears that marijuana may play a … Read More
in Clinical Surgeries
3 May 2015
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer occurring in Australian men. According to Cancer Australia, prostate cancer accounted for 30% of newly diagnosed cancers among men in 2010.
While prostate cancer treatment is available, and many men live with the disease for a long period of time without suffering any adverse effects, there are ways that … Read More
in Clinical Surgeries
25 April 2015
A Male vasectomy is a procedure to prevent a man from reproducing. In other words, it is a form of permanent male contraception – although a reversal operation is a possibility in some cases.
What does it involve?
In normal male reproduction, sperm cells (which are made and stored in the testes) are combined with semen (the fluid produced from … Read More
in Clinical Surgeries
5 February 2015
Nanotechnology may revolutionise the way we undertake healthcare in the 21st century. Within just a few years, it may be possible for us to monitor our own health from home using just a mobile phone and what is known as sensing technology. This ‘lab-on-a-chip’ technology also looks promising when it comes to global health – particularly with regard to providing precision tools for diagnosing diseases, providing illusive possibilities in the future of healthcare technology. … Read More
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