All posts tagged "medicine"
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165MedicineStudy finds intravenous iron doesn’t help anaemic patients during surgery
A global study led by researchers at The University of Western Australia has addressed the rising use of intravenous iron therapy in...
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226MedicineResearchers find combined cancer therapies most effective to treat mesothelioma
Cancer researchers from The University of Western Australia have found a combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments can yield positive results for...
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237MedicineGene discovery may explain female melanoma survival advantage
Centenary Institute scientists have discovered that genes on the X chromosome may be key to the improved survival rates of females with...
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322MedicineMalaria discovery could expedite antiviral treatment for COVID-19
New research into malaria suggests targeting enzymes from the human host, rather than from the pathogen itself, could offer effective treatment for...
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323MedicineDiabetes drug could prevent kidney failure
An affordable diabetes drug could save generations of Australian families who live with polycystic kidney disease from kidney failure.
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300MedicineAnother world-first for biomedical 3D printing interdisciplinary team
The world-first 3D printed chest reconstruction implant that has changed the life of a young medical student is the outcome of years...
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341MedicineDifferent approach needed to ‘buy time’ and tackle COVID-19
A prominent Australian pharmacologist has called for a new approach to treating COVID-19 as hopes fade of finding an effective vaccine or...
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268MedicineLicense agreement creates golden opportunity for cancer diagnosis technology
A novel rapid cancer diagnostic technology with the potential to quickly and easily detect cancer has been licensed for further development.
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313MedicineResearchers pioneer early diagnostic tool for Parkinson’s disease
University of South Australia researchers are pioneering a new method to more accurately diagnose Parkinson’s disease, a neurodegenerative brain disorder which affects...
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317MedicineWater injections to relieve back pain in labour no longer ‘midwifery voodoo’
Sterile water injections provide effective pain relief for women with labour back pain, according to University of Queensland-led research.
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Video panel discussion: The future of transport - GetSTEM
Ian Christensen, iMOVE Australia’s Managing Director, recently appeared in a panel discussion on The Reboot Show, with the topic being ‘The Future of Transport’. The remit of The Reboot Show is to investigate ways in which technology helps our lives, and ways in which it can be an influence fo...
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Researcher on a mission to improve children's health takes out top Tall Poppy Award - Get Education
A researcher from The University of Western Australia and Telethon Kids Institute with a passion to make a difference to children’s health and wellbeing has been named WA Young Tall Poppy Scientist of the Year. Associate Professor Hayley Christian, Senior Research Fellow from UWA’s School of Pop...
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RAC Intellibus driverless shuttle connects with Geraldton - GetINDUSTRY
The award-winning RAC WA Intellibus, a Navya Arma level 4 High Automation vehicle, has completed its eight-month trial in Busselton, and it has now connected with its next West Australian regional town, Geraldton. Just as in Busselton, the Intellibus will be open for members of the public to take a....
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The noisy ocean: sound pollution harms lobsters as much as seismic air guns - GetSTEM
A new Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS)-led study has found that everyday marine noise from human activity can harm lobsters in the same way as high -intensity signals from seismic air guns used in mineral exploration. The impact of seismic exploration on scallops, zooplankton and lo...
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Tuesday, September 29th, 2020 at 1:46am
Video panel discussion: The future of transport https://t.co/bX2nHJ51AL
Video panel discussion: The future of transport https://t.co/bX2nHJ51AL
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2020 at 11:27pm
Smoke-related health costs of 2019-20 bushfires estimated at $1.95 billion https://t.co/gWsurbPcgA
Smoke-related health costs of 2019-20 bushfires estimated at $1.95 billion https://t.co/gWsurbPcgA
Tuesday, September 22nd, 2020 at 11:24pm
RAC Intellibus driverless shuttle connects with Geraldton https://t.co/lQhDGOM5nM
RAC Intellibus driverless shuttle connects with Geraldton https://t.co/lQhDGOM5nM