Sonography News

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  Lorde’s Ultrasound Tour Sparks Global Anticipation for Australian DatesMay 20, 2025
  Lorde’s musical resurgence with her upcoming fourth album, Virgin, has fans worldwide eagerly anticipating her Ultrasound world tour. The tour, set to kick off in September 2025 with US dates and then move to Europe, promises to be a spectacular event. Exclusive Singer Tour for Music Lovers – Makeup Bag with… Read more: Lorde’s Ultrasound Tour Sparks Global Anticipation for Australian Dates
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  New Sonography Course in Perth Addresses Western Australia’s Ultrasound ShortageMay 20, 2025
  A new medical sonography course at Edith Cowan University in Perth aims to alleviate the shortage of sonographers in Western Australia, where long wait times for ultrasound appointments have become a pressing issue. The course was developed in response to industry demand, with concerns raised about the impact of workforce shortages… Read more: New Sonography Course in Perth Addresses Western Australia’s Ultrasound Shortage
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  Ultrasound Shows Promise in Treating Alzheimer’s Cognitive FunctionMay 19, 2025
  Researchers at the University of Queensland have been exploring the potential of ultrasound technology in treating Alzheimer’s disease. After over a decade of research on transgenic mouse models, they discovered that ultrasound can enhance cognitive function in these models without the need to clear amyloid plaques, which are key indicators of… Read more: Ultrasound Shows Promise in Treating Alzheimer’s Cognitive Function
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  EchoMentor: Elevating Sonography Through Lifelong Learning and MentorshipMay 19, 2025
  An online community for sonographers, EchoMentor, is revolutionizing the field of diagnostic medical sonography by providing a platform for lifelong learning. Founded by Hayley Bartkus and Christina Werth, both graduates of RIT’s diagnostic medical sonography program, EchoMentor serves as a hub for healthcare professionals specializing in sonography or ultrasound, a technique… Read more: EchoMentor: Elevating Sonography Through Lifelong Learning and Mentorship
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  Innovative Ultrasound Therapy Offers Hope for Alzheimer’s TreatmentMay 18, 2025
  A groundbreaking ultrasound therapy developed by Professor Jürgen Götz from The University of Queensland’s Queensland Brain Institute has been licensed to a new startup, Ceretas, with the aim of advancing treatment for Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative conditions. OZMDXKJ Ultrasonic Therapy Device Home Use Cervical Lumbar Joint Hertz Massager Portable Ultrasonic… Read more: Innovative Ultrasound Therapy Offers Hope for Alzheimer’s Treatment