Robotic knee surgery is put to the test
from Health Report Hosted by Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Using NHS data, researchers compared full and partial knee replacements done with and without robotics to see if the outcomes were better for patients in the period following the procedures. A new study compares a less invasive method, called intrauterine insemination (IUI) as a first line treatment, against IVF alone. A white paper from the International Menopause Society seeks to clarify the understanding and impacts of musculoskeletal pain, migraine and pelvic pain during mid-life. References Daily weight-loss tablet Wegovy cleared by TGA for use in Australia New Medicare health check for 3-year-old children Australian Journal of General Practice: A guide to the 3-year-old health check for general practice Early national comparison of robotic versus conventional knee replacements for arthritis using National Joint Registry data: target trial emulation study NEJM: In Vitro Fertilization or Intrauterine Insemination in Unexplained Infertility International Menopause Society: Chronic pain at midlife
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