April 2010
Medical School news
- Major win for University anti-smoking campaigners
- Professor of Cancer Epidemiology appointed
- Expensive drugs cost Australia billions
- A first step in the long road to health reform
- "Club Dub" running for charity
- Hospitals will treat 'em and street 'em as COAG dumps mentally ill
- Differences in clinic and ambulatory measurements of blood pressure
- New research lab opens at Woolcock Institute
- Probiotics - thousands of premature babies could benefit worldwide
- Thought leaders join forces to prescribe for a healthy planet
- Kidney expert receives international award
- Pollie Pedal crosses finish line at University on Thursday
- $1.9m for Broken Hill's Extended Clinical Placement Program
- Women unaware of risk of dangerous osteoporosis fractures
- Rachel Codd has won the 2010 Sir Zelman Cowan Universities Fund Prize
- New book on pig products reveals problems for Muslim, Jewish and vegetarian smokers
- E-health and biomedical on display at Nepean