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Physio-led care in emergency departments reduces wait times for musculoskeletal patients
Embedding physiotherapist-led care in emergency departments could save NSW hospitals $19m annually and reduce stays by an hour
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28 August 2026
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Stress gene "stuck on" in brains of people with schizophrenia
Research could lead to new psychiatric treatments targeting the FKBP5 gene, which regulates stress hormones in the brain.
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26 August 2026
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How age bias against young delays chronic illness diagnosis
Study reveals why young people struggle to be heard about their health
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24 August 2026
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A new voice for cancer screening: tackling inequality with AI
How Sydney and Glasgow researchers are using AI to bring advances in bowel cancer screening to people with intellectual disabilities.
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18 August 2026
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More than 2.6 million Australians projected to be living with or beyond cancer by 2050
New projections show another million Australians will be living with a cancer diagnosis in just over two decades
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17 August 2026
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More than half of childhood encephalitis patients do not recover fully in 12 months, study finds
Health experts call for greater awareness of the condition and cite the importance of early detection.
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12 August 2026
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Australian-first digital support for mothers using alcohol to cope with anxiety
Researchers launch clinical trial to test new digital program, with recruitment now open
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12 August 2026
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Pesticide exposure at work may increase motor neurone disease risk - new study
Being exposed to pesticide at work can increase the risk of developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) by up to 71 percent.
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11 August 2026
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Sugars may have helped fuel the evolution of the human brain: research
Major Science study suggests sugars played a bigger role in brain evolution than previously thought
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7 August 2026
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High-dose vitamin B6 supplements remain widely purchased despite safety concerns
Millions of high-dose vitamin B6 products sold despite risk of nerve damage
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31 July 2026
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Sydney researchers awarded over $70 million in NHMRC Investigator Grants
Thirty-seven University of Sydney researchers receive funding to advance groundbreaking health and medical research
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30 July 2026
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Eleven Sydney research projects named Eureka Prize finalists
The Eureka Prize is among the top science awards in Australia, honouring the calibre of research and innovation, celebrating leaders in their field.
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29 July 2026
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Antibiotic resistance growing among children, leaving them vulnerable to common infections
Research spanning 82 countries finds that antimicrobial resistance in children is rising globally and will worsen over the next decade
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27 July 2026
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Mental disorders surge among young adults: research
Rates of anxiety, depression and psychological distress have risen sharply since 2007.
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24 July 2026
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Three things Australia must do to end the tobacco wars
Australia's smoking rates have reached a historic low, but illegal tobacco is a growing concern.
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24 July 2026
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Exercise benefit for hip arthritis pain may be more modest than expected
A new Cochrane review suggests the top recommendation for managing hip pain may not be as effective as previously thought.
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23 July 2026
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How to ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples benefit from newborn DNA screening
Experts say if genomic newborn screening is introduced in Australia, it must prioritise equity and Indigenous leadership.
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21 July 2026
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Leading ADHD medications found to be equally effective in children, with one key difference
Study provides evidence to guide ADHD treatment choices.
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17 July 2026
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Emerging research leaders awarded prestigious fellowships to improve cancer outcomes
From precision diagnostics and equitable care to AI-driven discovery, new fellowships advance innovative approaches to cancer prevention, detection and treatment.
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16 July 2026
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Prime Minister delivers AI address at University of Sydney
The Prime Minister and University of Sydney alumnus, The Hon Anthony Albanese MP, delivered an address on 'AI in Australia's Interests' at the University's Camperdown campus.
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15 July 2026
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Who needs another COVID vaccine - and who might be able to skip it?
Experts explain who should get a booster, who may not need one, and why advice has changed.
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15 July 2026
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More pharmacists will be able to vaccinate children under 5. Here's what you need to know
A range of measures, including allowing pharmacists to vaccinate children under five, are being rolled out to help reverse declining childhood vaccination rates.
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14 July 2026
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Student-led study aims to improve diagnosis of early-onset dementia, a frequently misdiagnosed condition
Findings may reduce years of uncertainty for patients often misdiagnosed with psychiatric conditions.
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14 July 2026
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Australia's largest survey of hearing and vision health reveals persistent gaps in care
Diabetes, smoking and socioeconomic disadvantage identified as key risk factors linked to vision and hearing impairment.
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10 July 2026
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Study warns new apartments are not built for future heat
Sydney apartments built today may become unliveable by 2050
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8 July 2026
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Multimorbidity highly prevalent among older Australians, clustering into three distinct types
Study finds chronic conditions in older Australians tend to cluster into three main groups rather than occurring at random.
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8 July 2026
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Hot winter weather driving "unexpected" mental health phenomenon
Higher temperatures in winter are leading to increased hospital admissions for mental health disorders among children and young people, and are expected to increase with climate change.
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7 July 2026
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How six students helped tackle period poverty in Zambia
University group assignment helps boost school attendance and educational outcomes for girls in rural community.
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6 July 2026
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Snow Vision Accelerator welcomes Professor Mathias Francois
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3 July 2026
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Study finds melatonin may ease chronic pain
Melatonin shows promise as low-cost pain relief option for musculoskeletal pain.
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1 July 2026
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Vale Isaac Wakil AO
University of Sydney honours the remarkable legacy of Isaac Wakil AO, a visionary philanthropist who has reshaped Sydney through significant support of education, healthcare and the arts.
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1 July 2026
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What people with intersex traits want you to know
Challenging stigma and misconceptions of people with innate variations of sex characteristics.
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26 June 2026
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Hidden protein linked to severe COVID-19 and lung disease risk
Study links common genetic variant to hidden lung enzyme affecting disease risk and treatment response.
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25 June 2026
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As Northern Hemisphere temperatures soar, a new app shows players' heat risk for sport
Online sports heat risk app launched internationally to help players check their heat risk across 33 sports, including football
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25 June 2026
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New housing developments saturated by unhealthy food options
Researchers urge planning policy changes as new communities are built amid an oversupply of unhealthy food options and fast food
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24 June 2026
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Mentor and Me: Bey Alivand and Dr Mike Seymour
Hear from PhD candidate Bey Alivand and her supervisor Dr Mike Seymour as the two discuss how research into AI and digital humans can be implemented with integrity and creativity to improve health outcomes.
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16 June 2026
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Vale Richard Scolyer
University farewells renowned melanoma pathologist
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8 June 2026
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Healthy heart outcomes: NSW Government backs University of Sydney research
14 Sydney-led research projects span prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart disease, with a strong focus on equity and translation to patient care.
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4 June 2026
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Why drinking alcohol may make you reach for chips and pizza
Alcohol may promote overeating of unhealthy foods by amplifying a biological drive for protein that can be tricked by modern ultra-processed foods
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3 June 2026
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Cannabidiol significantly reduces chronic pain for those with nerve damage, trial suggests
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29 May 2026
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Limited evidence to suggest food labels reduce sugar intake among low-income groups: research
Researchers call for stronger measures beyond food labels to cut sugar consumption
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29 May 2026
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Vaccines could curb Australia's worst diphtheria outbreak in decades, say experts
What is diphtheria, how is it spreading and who is affected?
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25 May 2026
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Sydney researchers named Australian Academy of Science Fellows
Three University of Sydney scientists are among 28 researchers recognised for their outstanding contributions to fundamental physics, biomedical and nutritional ecology research.
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21 May 2026
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Australian Government backs 16 industry research partnerships at Sydney
Targeted solutions to national challenges, from food and energy security to new biomedical technologies and robotic healthcare assistance
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21 May 2026
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University of Sydney to offer part-time medical degree, in an Australian first
A part-time study option will be offered to students entering their third year of the Doctor of Medicine course.
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18 May 2026
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Climate change costs lives by breaking down social connection
Experts say the relationship is two-way: climate change erodes social connection, while social disconnection weakens our ability to survive and adapt
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18 May 2026
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Cancer Elimination Collaboration receives $2.18m to tackle early-onset cancers
University of Sydney researchers to develop Australia's first comprehensive framework for addressing the increase in early onset cancers in Australia.
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13 May 2026
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Donations, access and secrecy: Three tactics tobacco companies use to influence smoking laws
Australia's political processes remain acutely vulnerable to tobacco industry interference and influence, says Professor Becky Freeman and Dr Christina Watts.
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12 May 2026
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Dietary changes in older people can improve 'biological age'
Study reveals potential for dietary changes to rapidly improve health and aging outcomes.
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12 May 2026
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National study shines light on what drives adults to get their annual flu vaccine
Health experts say vaccination is the safest way to protect yourself and those around you from flu.
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4 May 2026
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Tunnel workers report being exposed to significant silica dust risks: research
Tunnel construction workers across Australia say they face significant exposure to silica dust at work.
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30 April 2026
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Professor Richard Scolyer AO awarded honorary doctorate
Professor Scolyer has been awarded an honorary doctorate in recognition of his outstanding contributions to melanoma science
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29 April 2026
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New study shows alcohol causes more cancers in Australia than previously thought
For every 10 drinks consumed per week, the risk of developing cancer increased by 19 percent.
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23 April 2026
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University of Sydney partners with Thermo Fisher Scientific for strategic research collaborations
MoU to support research impact, industry engagement and talent development
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23 April 2026
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Toddlers' pretend play ability linked to better mental health
Mental health difficulties affect about fourteen percent of Australian children, yet prevention efforts focus on later childhood or adolescence.
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22 April 2026
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IVF hormone add-on does not improve success rates, study finds
Experts urge patients and clinicians to rethink commonly offered IVF add-on.
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21 April 2026
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Is it ok to drink in front of your kids?
New research shows the age that kids are most influenced by their parent's drinking habits.
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17 April 2026
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Deadly heat stress conditions already occurring
Extreme heat events are exceeding human tolerance limits, posing immediate and widespread health risks
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9 April 2026
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When is the best time to get your flu shot?
Experts say vaccination is the best way to protect against flu and is recommended for everyone over the age of six months.
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7 April 2026
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Study reveals new target in a deadly children's brain cancer
RNA modifications offer promising treatment strategy for DMG tumours.
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7 April 2026
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What happens when daylight saving ends? Experts explain
Experts explain health, science and lifestyle impacts of time change.
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2 April 2026
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Alcohol and weight linked to higher breast cancer risk in Australian women
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2 April 2026
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Snow Medical invests $24 million in new research fellows across three institutions
Investment strengthens NSW's biomedical research leadership.
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31 March 2026
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Staying active in midlife halves women's risk of early death, study shows
Study provides rare insight into the long-term health effects of sustained physical activity across midlife
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27 March 2026
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University launches new student centre for Dubbo medical students
Learning the science of medicine and the art of practising in country communities
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26 March 2026
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Scientists call out health-harming corporations driving rise in chronic disease
Fossil fuels, tobacco, ultra-processed foods, toxic chemicals, plastics and alcohol are major contributors to the increase in chronic diseases worldwide
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26 March 2026
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Home-based program slashes post-stroke falls rate by 33 percent
Australian researchers report world-first evidence that a tailored home program can substantially reduce a dangerous complication after stroke
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25 March 2026
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How Sydney researchers are driving global efforts to end tuberculosis
Tuberculosis remains the world's leading infectious disease, despite being preventable and curable
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24 March 2026
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University welcomes Horizon Europe announcement
Australia joins world's largest collaborative research and development platform.
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24 March 2026
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Does medicinal cannabis work for depression, anxiety or PTSD? Our study says there's no evidence
Large review questions benefits and highlights potential mental health risks
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20 March 2026
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Is 'period syncing' real? Two reproductive health experts explain
Unpacking the evidence behind period syncing and whether it's possible.
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18 March 2026
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No evidence to suggest medicinal cannabis is effective for depression, anxiety or PTSD
In the largest-ever review of the safety and efficacy of medicinal cannabis across a range of mental health conditions, researchers have found no evidence that it is effective in treating anxiety, depression or PTSD.
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17 March 2026
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Cervical cancer to be eliminated for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women 12 years later than government target, research shows
To close gap, researchers urge screening blitz targeting Indigenous women who have never been screened before.
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12 March 2026
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Executive Director appointed for the Sydney Biomedical Accelerator
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10 March 2026
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Snow Medical backs major national effort to tackle deadly liver disease
Charles Perkins Centre to partner in the seven-year initiative.
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5 March 2026
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Cassandra Sedran-Price recognised with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scientist Award
Australian Academy of Science awards high-impact research into seed banking as a frontline response to climate change.
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4 March 2026
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Inspiring future First Nations pharmacists
Sydney Pharmacy First Nations Student Camp 2026
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2 March 2026
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Collaborative melanoma initiative recognised with Shaping Australia Award
Melanoma detection research sets global benchmark for earlier diagnosis.
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26 February 2026
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Researchers warn: opioids aren't effective for many acute pain conditions
New research challenges the widely held belief that opioids are the most effective 'go-to' option for acute pain.
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26 February 2026
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How a new category of autism diagnosis could change disability support
The proposed "profound autism" diagnosis will allow services to plan and deliver support for autistic children with greater needs, but means repeat assessments for those diagnosed before eight years old.
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17 February 2026
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University of Sydney partners with Timor-Leste to eliminate cervical cancer
EPICC agreement recognises impact of screening program
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13 February 2026
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Simon Chapman AO: A lifetime of public health advocacy
How decades of public health research, teaching and advocacy reshaped policy and confronted powerful industries.
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11 February 2026
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Whooping cough cases are at their highest level in 35 years - so why the surge?
How can you protect yourself and your loved ones from whooping cough?
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10 February 2026
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Statins, the world's most prescribed cholesterol drugs, not responsible for most reported side effects
Drugs used to lower bad cholesterol and reduce cardiovascular-related mortality do not cause side effects like memory loss, depression and erectile dysfunction
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6 February 2026
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'Masculinity crisis': Influencers on social media promote low testosterone to young men, study finds
Posts often link to sales, lack scientific evidence and trigger emotions of shame and insecurity to drive engagement and revenue.
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3 February 2026
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$38.9 million for innovative health and medical research
Sydney researchers receive 29 NHMRC Ideas Grants
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28 January 2026
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EPICC commitment powers cervical cancer elimination in the Indo-Pacific
University, Australian government and Minderoo partner to address women's healthcare.
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20 January 2026
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Human heart regrows muscle cells after heart attack, world-first study shows
New research paves way for novel therapies to reverse heart failure.
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20 January 2026
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Improving sleep, diet and increasing physical activity can increase lifespan
Small changes to daily habits can have significant impact on health and overall lifespan, two new studies suggest
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14 January 2026
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Treatments for low back pain can cost thousands. But some of the best fixes are free
Simple lifestyle changes like exercise and improving sleep quality can reduce back pain costs and cut reliance on medication.
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13 January 2026
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Three things you need to know in a heatwave
Experts from the Heat and Health Research Centre explain how heat affects the body and what you can do to protect yourself.
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9 January 2026
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Better food labelling system needed say experts
Parents find Health Star Ratings confusing and unhelpful - a better food labelling system is needed.
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8 January 2026
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New database to target chronic UTIs - a long-overlooked condition that may begin in childhood
Australian researchers will further investigate hidden epidemic disproportionately affecting women and girls
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7 January 2026
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New year, new you: health experts share their resolutions for 2026
Researchers share their evidence-based tips for a happy and healthy new year.
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1 January 2026
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Reimagining pain care in Australia
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17 December 2025
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AI in primary care: experts warn of safety risks as tech outpaces regulation
New research shows AI tools like ChatGPT and digital scribes are being used in GP clinics without proper safety checks.
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17 December 2025
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Last cell standing: world-first discovery uncovers how glioblastoma tumours dodge chemotherapy
Findings will potentially open the door to new treatments.
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16 December 2025
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What is Australia's under-16 social media ban? The world-first law explained
University of Sydney experts break down what the age restrictions mean for children and parents.
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5 December 2025
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Adjunct Professor Scott Wilson admitted as Honorary Fellow of the University of Sydney
Alumni and advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health recognised for outstanding contributions and leadership.
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5 December 2025
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Professor Rocky Tuan receives honorary doctorate
Respected researcher, advocate and courageous educator awarded honorary doctorate for his unwavering commitment to innovation and leadership.
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4 December 2025
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Breast density notification increases levels of confusion and anxiousness among women
Breast density notification is being rolled out across Australia, but evidence suggests that women do not feel more informed by it.
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4 December 2025
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University of Sydney awarded $1.8m ACRF grant to build Australia’s first single-cell cancer proteomics laboratory
Unlocking unprecedented insights into how individual cells behave and respond to treatment, to improve personalised treatments across Australia and globally
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3 December 2025
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Home-based care could help many with acute mental illness thrive
For many people with acute mental illness, 'hospital in the home' means living well in the community.
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2 December 2025
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A legacy of love, landmark gift to defeat pancreatic cancer
$11 million in memory of Katherine Gobits - to accelerate research into pancreatic cancer.
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2 December 2025
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Paul Keall named NSW Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the Year
Brooke Nickel and Ines Esteves Domingues Pires da Silva also recognised for contributions to cancer research and communication.
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1 December 2025
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From plastic teeth to real patients: how simulation is preparing future dentists
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1 December 2025
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$10M boost for Sydney early career researchers, research infrastructure
The Australian Research Council has recognised 18 early career researchers at Sydney.
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26 November 2025
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Successful SMS trial paves way for national heart screening program
Major trial finds a simple text message invitation can dramatically boost the uptake of Heart Health Checks to prevent heart attack and stroke
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26 November 2025
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Global rise in ultra-processed foods poses major public health threat, experts warn
Experts argue food companies - like tobacco companies - should not be allowed to influence public policy and science.
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19 November 2025
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The nursing system saving lives in emergency departments
Successful rollout of emergency nursing system showing significant improvement in patient deterioration, with plans for global expansion
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19 November 2025
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Nalini Joshi named 2025 NSW Scientist of the Year
Trailblazing mathematician awarded state's top science honour by the NSW Government.
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19 November 2025
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'Artery on a chip': 3D printed blood vessels could unravel secrets of strokes
A new 3D printing technique is generating anatomically accurate replicas of blood vessels in just two hours. The device so far has helped researchers study blood clots that lead to stroke and could be used to trial new drugs without relying on animal testing.
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19 November 2025
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New leadership for University's flagship multidisciplinary initiative
Professor Leanne Redman appointed to lead the Charles Perkins Centre.
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18 November 2025
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Nearly half of Australian adults experienced childhood trauma, increasing mental illness risk by 50 percent
Study reveals millions are carrying the lasting damage of childhood trauma into adulthood.
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18 November 2025
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Molecule that could cause COVID clotting key to new treatments
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18 November 2025
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Sydney researchers recognised for global leadership and impact
University of Sydney academics have been recognised in Clarivate's 2025 Highly Cited Researchers list.
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12 November 2025
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Poisonings from ADHD medication have quadrupled in last ten years, study finds
With diagnosis rates increasing, researchers are urging patients, doctors and parents to take extra precautions
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12 November 2025
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COP30 - What's at stake at the climate summit in Brazil?
World leaders, scientists and Non-Governmental Organisations will soon gather in Brazil for their annual meeting on how to tackle climate change. University of Sydney experts weigh in on what's at stake.
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5 November 2025
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Leading health and medical researchers elected as AAHMS Fellows
Professor Greg Fox, Professor Ben Marais and Professor Michael Kassiou have been elected as fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.
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31 October 2025
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Sydney researchers awarded $38.6M to lead ARC Discovery Projects
University of Sydney academics lead 51 research projects to strengthen Australia's economy, environment, health and society.
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30 October 2025
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Youth health in focus: National Showcase at Parliament House calls for reform
Practical pathways to make health care more accessible and equitable for young people.
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30 October 2025
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World's leading medical journal details the climate emergency
The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change.
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29 October 2025
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10-15 minute bouts of walking is better for your cardiovascular health than shorter strolls
People who walk at least 10 to 15 minutes in a single stretch reduce their risk of developing cardiovascular disease by two thirds, new research has found.
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28 October 2025
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Professor Alex Broom elected to the Academy of the Social Sciences
Shaping Australia's policy and future.
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28 October 2025
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Sydney researchers win nine Heart Foundation grants and fellowships
Over $2M awarded to support innovations in clinical care and future leaders in heart health.
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24 October 2025
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Luke Carman joins the Charles Perkins Centre as the 2025 Writer-in-Residence
Award-winning fiction writer to explore the quiet desperation of resilience.
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23 October 2025
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Action needed on falls: health experts, politicians and much-loved actor join forces to demand change
Falls kill more than 6000 people and cost the healthcare system $3 billion a year.
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21 October 2025
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What Halloween means for Australia
How an Irish tradition became a uniquely local celebration.
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21 October 2025
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Garment factories are sweltering. These simple fixes could keep workers safe
As global heating intensifies, protecting garment workers - the majority of them women - is both a moral and economic imperative, say University of Sydney researchers.
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21 October 2025
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Teen drinking linked to 73 percent higher risk of alcohol-related harms in adulthood, study finds
The earlier drinking begins in adolescence, the higher the risk of heavy drinking and alcohol-related harms in early adulthood.
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15 October 2025
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Professor Ben Colagiuri named next Co-Director, Brain and Mind Centre
Head of School of Psychology to join BMC in February 2026.
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13 October 2025
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Student team fits 500 Indigenous athletes with free custom mouthguards at Koori Knockout
Combining injury prevention, student training and culturally safe care at major Indigenous sporting event.
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7 October 2025
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Gender gap in heart attack care won't close for a decade without urgent action, study warns
Researchers say closing the gap could potentially save hundreds of lives every year.
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6 October 2025
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'Shut the shops': experts urge government to reduce the number of tobacco retailers
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1 October 2025
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Popular type of yoga linked to higher rates of falls among older Australians, study shows
Unexpected finding suggests Iyengar yoga should not be recommended as a fall prevention strategy.
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1 October 2025
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Youth mental health decline - how digital tools could help close the care gap in Western Sydney
Digital mental health tools could reduce youth distress and hospitalisations in Western Sydney, matching the impact of doubling traditional services, new modelling shows.
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30 September 2025
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'Alarming' rise in newborn babies with antibiotic-resistant infections, researchers find
Sydney researchers urge for new testing and treatment guidelines and fast-tracked drug development.
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29 September 2025
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Sydney Horizon Educators: the teaching specialists shaking up the student experience
An expert educator is bringing compassion and vulnerability into the anatomy lab.
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23 September 2025
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Sydney researchers awarded $6M to establish Centres of Research Excellence
Professors Elizabeth Elliott and Melissa Baysari will lead new research centres probing the impacts of alcohol exposure while pregnant and the use of AI in healthcare.
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16 September 2025
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University of Sydney partners with Siemens Healthineers on $9M MRI research capability
New world-leading MRI technology at the University of Sydney will unlock unprecedented medical imaging capabilities for researchers, clinicians and industry.
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12 September 2025
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Your genes could prune your gut bugs and protect you from disease
Sydney researchers discover a potential new weapon against obesity and diabetes.
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11 September 2025
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Family-based intervention programs are insufficient to prevent childhood obesity, major study finds
Experts say childhood obesity prevention must be tackled at a structural and environmental level to have real impact.
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11 September 2025
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Teens who lose teeth to decay and injury nearly twice as likely to be bullied, study reveals
Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds more likely to have untreated dental decay, with experts calling on the government to provide greater access to free dental care for children and adolescents.
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2 September 2025
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New study reveals diabetes changes the shape of our hearts
University of Sydney researchers uncover molecular clues to diabetes in heart disease.
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2 September 2025
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Restrictive criteria for frontotemporal dementia lead to late treatment
Dementia similar to that which struck Bruce Willis needs diagnosis review, researchers say.
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2 September 2025
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Placebo pain relief works differently across human body, study finds
The human brain has a built-in pain map that activates in different areas when relieving face, arm or leg pain.
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29 August 2025
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Dementia campaign brings customised support to culturally diverse Sydney communities
Facing Dementia Together: new community campaign in South Western Sydney to break down dementia stigma in Arabic, Chinese and Vietnamese communities.
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25 August 2025
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Home blood pressure monitors may be giving inaccurate readings
Experts say the standard cuff size supplied with many home blood pressure devices - often used to guide treatment decisions - wouldn't fit 48 percent of Australian adults.
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22 August 2025
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Three Sydney researchers named 2025 NSW Young Tall Poppy award winners
Recognising innovation in youth wellbeing, cancer communication and evolutionary biology.
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18 August 2025
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New discovery could lower heart attack and stroke risk for people with type 2 diabetes
University of Sydney-led blood clotting research opens new opportunities for treatment
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16 August 2025
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How a graduate student is reframing dementia for Chinese speakers
A new translation of the word 'dementia' in Australia is reducing stigma and potentially changing lives
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11 August 2025
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Experts urge shift in heatwave strategy to save lives
To combat extreme heat, efforts should concentrate on hot people, not just hot air, argue experts from the Heat and Health Research Centre.
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6 August 2025
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More than 40 percent of young Aussies are lonely, as experts call for National Loneliness Strategy
Experts say there's more we should be doing in Australia to address loneliness among young people.
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4 August 2025
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Quad bike deaths are dropping, but experts say more action required
Study finds biggest drops coincided with state support to implement safety measures.
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1 August 2025
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Ten Sydney researchers named Eureka Prize finalists
The Eureka Prize is among the top science awards in Australia, honouring the calibre of research and innovation, celebrating leaders in their field.
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31 July 2025
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COVID conspiracies are threatening efforts to prepare for the next pandemic
False balance in COVID reporting has thrown fuel on the conspiracy fire and promoted a dangerous anti-science agenda, experts write for The Conversation.
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30 July 2025
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Sydney-led school program reduces the odds of teen vaping by 65 percent, study finds
The Matilda Centre study of 5000 students across three states finds education helps curb nicotine use.
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29 July 2025
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Rethink the 10,000 a day step goal, study suggests
Walking 7000 steps a day can lower the risk of an early death by up to 47 percent.
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24 July 2025
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Psychedelics, cannabis offer treatment hope for eating disorders
Largest global study into self-medicated treatments led by Lambert Initiative reveals surprising results.
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23 July 2025
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Professor John Prins appointed Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health
Respected endocrinologist and senior leader to join the University on 1 September 2025.
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23 July 2025
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'Defying gravity': online physio program brings fall prevention into the home
Online exercise clinic TOP UP has improved mobility by 17 percentage points, reduced pain by 10 percentage points, and lowered fall risk for older Australians from Bondi to the back of Bourke.
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22 July 2025
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Partnership focused on Aboriginal health and wellbeing awarded prestigious prize
Two University of Sydney academics, in partnership with Marninwarntikura Women’s Resource Centre, have won the Tarrn-doon-nonin Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Project Award in the field of Indigenous health and wellbeing.
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21 July 2025
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Co-infections in young bats could underpin coronavirus emergence
Extensive study shows how coronaviruses evolve in their natural host.
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21 July 2025
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Vaping rates declining among young people, study shows
Alongside the decline in vaping rates, the number of young people who have never vaped has increased.
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18 July 2025
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Spinal cord stimulators: ineffective treatment found to be costly and risky
New data reveals huge risks and costs of common back pain treatment, with a quarter of recipients requiring corrective surgery following treatment.
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17 July 2025
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Depression linked to 'internal jet lag', study finds
The severity of 'jet lag' linked to worse mental health symptoms in Sydney patients.
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16 July 2025
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Sydney researchers awarded ARC Future Fellowships
Over $10 million in funding awarded for research
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11 July 2025
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Early and mid career academics recognised in ARC Fellowship schemes
Researchers awarded over $3.6 million in Australian Research Council Industry Fellowships
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11 July 2025
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Hot weather causes children to sweat at the same rate as adults, study shows
Children are still at increased clinical risk due to being more physically active and less aware of the need to drink fluids.
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10 July 2025
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Health experts make 8 recommendations for the UN Plastics Treaty
The UN Environment Programme is meeting in Geneva in August to finalise the first legally binding treaty on plastics. Health experts argue the treaty needs to go further to protect our health from toxic plastics.
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10 July 2025
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The nursing graduate bridging history and healthcare
University of Sydney nursing graduate Jacinta Mackay is exploring how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander truth can inform culturally safe nursing and midwifery care.
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8 July 2025
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Vitamin B6 crisis will persist despite new rules, expert warns
Sydney Pharmacy School researcher Joanna Harnett explains users of vitamin B6 still risk overdosing, as TGA review continues.
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7 July 2025
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Study medicine and health in Western Sydney
Find out about the range of study options available in one of the fastest growing geographical areas in Australia.
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1 July 2025
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When should I stay home from work sick?
Sydney health and workplace experts available to comment on wellbeing in the workplace during cold and flu season.
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30 June 2025
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Targeting newly-identified brain protein brings hope of new treatment for Parkinson's disease
Motor function was improved in experimental models, paving the way for further research in humans.
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26 June 2025
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High-level Vietnamese delegation visits University of Sydney
Vietnamese Ministry of Health delegation visited the University of Sydney to discuss ways of bridging the gap between academic research and health policy.
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20 June 2025
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Mental health worst among girls and gender diverse teens, study finds
Almost one in four high school students report mental health problems by Year 10, with gender diverse teens and girls living with disadvantage hit the hardest.
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18 June 2025
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Climate a factor driving increased cases of rat lungworm disease in eastern Australia
More dogs are catching the disease, posing a potential public health risk.
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17 June 2025
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Measles cases are surging globally. Should children be vaccinated earlier?
Measles is preventable with vaccination, yet cases are surging globally, most commonly in children.
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11 June 2025
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University of Sydney 2025 King’s Birthday Honours recipients
Congratulations to all members of our University of Sydney community recognised in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours list.
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9 June 2025
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The Sydney researcher making social media better for body image
Dr Jasmine Fardouly leads global research into social media's impact on body image to reduce harm and promote diversity
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5 June 2025
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One child in every Australian classroom affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, study finds
Up to one in 28 Australians may be living with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
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3 June 2025
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Cogniti – an 'AI stunt double' for teachers – wins major award
Cogniti, a University of Sydney innovation, is an AI assistant that puts teachers in control and supports students 24 hours a day.
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3 June 2025
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Structured exercise significantly reduces risk of colon cancer recurrence, global study finds
Structured exercise reduced the risk of recurrent or new cancer by 28 percent, and reduced the risk of death by 37 percent, according to a new global study.
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2 June 2025
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Sydney researchers named Australian Academy of Science Fellows
Two University of Sydney academics are among the 26 newly elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science in 2025.
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22 May 2025
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Benefits of gender affirming care outweigh risks, experts say
Sex hormones like oestrogen and testosterone help trans adolescents align their physical development with their gender identity, improving mental health and well being.
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21 May 2025
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Construction commences on $780 million Sydney Biomedical Accelerator
Ground broken on the SBA, which is set to transform Australia's medical research and translation landscape
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21 May 2025
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Synthetic skin tech transforms wound repair
How Elastagen emerged from a fledgling field to a US$260 million success story with new skin treatments and regenerative medicines.
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16 May 2025
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Blue inhalers could be making your asthma worse - here's why
Experts say using your blue inhaler more than two days a week may indicate poorly controlled asthma.
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15 May 2025
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Seek medical advice before attempting water-only fasting diets, experts warn
Water-only fasting is increasingly popular on social media but new research shows potential impacts on heart health.
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13 May 2025
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Sydney researchers awarded new funding for clinical trials and cohort studies
University of Sydney medicine and health researchers awarded over $8 million under the National Health and Medical Research Council Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies grant scheme.
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13 May 2025
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Obesity a leading cause of knee osteoarthritis
Women are twice as likely as men to develop knee osteoarthritis, though consuming a mediterranean diet and increasing dietary fibre could lower the risk.
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8 May 2025
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Protecting our health, work, and lifestyle in a warming world
Dr Federico Tartarini is combining diverse backgrounds in engineering and physiology to help people comfortably thrive, not just survive, in the face of climate change
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7 May 2025
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Aunty Ros Sackley receives honorary doctorate
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and disability advocate recognised for a lifelong contribution.
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2 May 2025
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Australian-first medical simulator now being used in Lismore
Narrowing the gap between theory and reality.
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1 May 2025
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Affirming public health
A statement from the Sydney School of Public Health
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30 April 2025
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Care economy boost with new Cooperative Research Centre
The University of Sydney will collaborate with industry and academics around Australia on a $129 million, 10-year partnership to strengthen the care economy through evidence-based research.
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28 April 2025
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Combining antibiotics and antimalarials could significantly lower child malarial deaths: research
Researchers recommend PCR testing and administering antibiotics alongside antimalarials to improve the diagnosis and outcomes of malarial coma in children
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23 April 2025
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High-fat, high-sugar diets impact cognitive function
World-first research links unhealthy diets to impaired location memory.
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21 April 2025
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Meat or veg? Plant-based protein is linked to a longer life, research shows
A global study has shown that countries that consume more plant-based proteins - such as chickpeas, tofu and peas - have longer adult life expectancies.
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16 April 2025
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Immigration detention: no safe form for children
Onshore and non-custodial detention also harmful, research shows.
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16 April 2025
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Interim Academic Directors of the Charles Perkins Centre announced
Ongoing international recruitment for next leader
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15 April 2025
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Poor oral health linked with body pain and migraines in women
Findings suggest possible relationship between oral microbiome and nervous system
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10 April 2025
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Extended periods of loneliness triple a woman's risk of dying early
Study the first to show a causal link between loneliness and mortality in middle-aged Australian women
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7 April 2025
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A career in compassion and care
Nursing graduate Lilian Yew Siew Mee took her career to the next level through the University of Sydney’s partnership with the Singapore Institute of Management.
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7 April 2025
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Menthol cigarettes have been banned in Australia: here's why
New laws have come into effect in Australia this month that change the look, ingredients, and packaging of tobacco products.
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4 April 2025
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3D printing bones at the nano level achieved
3D printing of synthetic bone is now possible in detail never seen before, with University of Sydney led research successfully developing a new printing technique.
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4 April 2025
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NSW Organoid Innovation Centre launches at Sydney
'Organs in a dish' technology to accelerate personalised medicine and drug discovery.
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2 April 2025
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Almost half of Aussie teens live with a chronic disease or developmental condition
Research uncovers overlap with ultra-processed foods, sugary drinks, mental health, screen time, smoking and alcohol
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2 April 2025
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From Sydney classrooms to global crises
Public health graduate Dr Vandana Joshi’s time at the University of Sydney has achieved positive global health impacts.
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1 April 2025
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Treat heart disease as a lifelong condition, health experts urge
Cardiologists urge funders to prioritise research that aids early detection and to address lifestyle factors that could reduce deaths from coronary artery disease by 80 percent
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1 April 2025
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After school care: how can we bridge the work-school gulf?
New University of Sydney partnership looks “Beyond the Bell” to help working parents access before and after school care
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31 March 2025
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HPV screen-and-treat service launches in Timor-Leste with University support
New same day self-collection services supported by the Elimination Partnership in the Indo-Pacific for Cervical Cancer program
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28 March 2025
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2025 Australian federal election: experts explain the key issues
University of Sydney experts comment on the main election issues ahead of polling day on 3 May 2025.
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28 March 2025
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The graduate undertaking global learning to drive local change
University of Sydney graduate Dr Sami Mukhdari Mushta is a health expert at the Public Health Authority (PHA) in Saudi Arabia.
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25 March 2025
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Swimming education in Australia: a proud history now in decline
A once proud swimming nation is no longer offering lessons to every school student. What are the risks?
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21 March 2025
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Bottle feeding toddlers to sleep linked to dental decay and excess weight
New Australian research strengthens evidence against bottle feeding in bed.
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19 March 2025
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Supporting healthy aquaculture in Lake Victoria
An international team of multidisciplinary experts has come together to sustainably support the booming fish farming industry in Tanzania.
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14 March 2025
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35 disciplines in the global top 50 in QS Subject Rankings
First in Australia in nine disciplines. Five subjects in top 20 and 52 in top 100.
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13 March 2025
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Partnership to advance oral health in Western Sydney
The Sydney School of Dentistry and Western Sydney Local Health District have established a $1.4 million partnership advancing research in oral health.
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10 March 2025
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Raising the Bar 2025: one night, 20 free talks at venues across Sydney
Keen to inject some knowledge into your night out? Pull up a chair at a local pub and let experts quench your thirst for big ideas.
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10 March 2025
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World-first experimental cancer treatment paves way for clinical trial
Experimental treatment for glioblastoma published in Nature Medicine
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28 February 2025
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Combine these tiny health tweaks for a longer life, say researchers
Increasing sleep and physical activity by a few minutes, and eating half an extra portion of veg could reduce risk of premature death by at least 10 percent
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27 February 2025
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Sydney health researchers awarded NHMRC Partnership Project grants
New NHRMC funding will help three University of Sydney researchers work with partner organisations to improve nursing care, physiotherapy access and shared decision making.
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27 February 2025
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Influencers promoting 'overwhelmingly' misleading information about medical tests on social media
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27 February 2025
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University of Sydney researchers awarded over $45 million in NHMRC Investigator Grants
Twenty-four high-performing researchers have been granted a total of $45.6 million in 2025 NHMRC Investigator Grants funding to help solve some of the nation's greatest health challenges.
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26 February 2025
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How a curious polymer could prevent blood clotting in medical implants
University of Sydney researchers are developing a surface coating that could stop blood clotting in medical devices like catheters and stents.
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19 February 2025
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Australians are waiting 12 years on average before seeking help for mental health
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18 February 2025
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Snow family's $50m partnership to transform glaucoma treatment
The Snow Vision Accelerator at the University of Sydney is Australia's largest single philanthropic investment in vision science and a groundbreaking initiative for glaucoma research.
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17 February 2025
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Is this the new 5:2 diet?
Researchers recommend eating more plant-based meals to boost longevity
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13 February 2025
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School of Rural Health welcomes new medical students
Future doctors embark on rural medical education in state-of-the-art facilities, building on 20 years of medical training in the Central West and Western New South Wales.
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6 February 2025
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Cannabis reform: reaping more than you can sow
Snapshot of homegrowers shows ACT cannabis law reform is positive despite grey areas.
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6 February 2025
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New research raises questions about the addictiveness of dexamphetamine
The stimulant, used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, has been restricted since the 1960s over concerns about its addictive potential; but dexamphetamine is an effective obesity medication and could be a cheaper alternative to other weight loss drugs.
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5 February 2025
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$100m game-changer creating a STEM future for Western Sydney girls
Largest ever donation to the University of Sydney will create opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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5 February 2025
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New models of care needed to meet increasing youth mental health demand
Specialists call for earlier involvement of senior clinicians in diagnosing young people to enhance the quality of their healthcare.
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3 February 2025
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University of Sydney community receive 2025 Australia Day Honours
The University of Sydney congratulates members of our community recognised in the 2025 Australia Day Honours list.
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26 January 2025
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Overhaul the way obesity is diagnosed, experts recommend
A new report recommends that BMI - the tool traditionally used to diagnose obesity - is unrealiable when used on its own. Instead, clinicians should use a wider range of measures to determine whether a person has obesity.
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15 January 2025
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Antibiotic treatment for drug resistant tuberculosis found to be safe and effective in clinical trial
Sydney researchers have found that Levofloxacin substantially reduces risk of drug-resistant tuberculosis. This discovery offers new hope against a disease that infects more than 400,000 people annually.
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14 January 2025
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Healthy lifestyle changes shown to help low back pain
A University of Sydney study has found that integrating lifestyle support into chronic back pain treatment helps reduce disability and improves quality of life.
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13 January 2025
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Most adults will gain half a kilo this year and every year. Here is how you can stop weight creep
Gradual weight gain, or "weight creep," can result from lifestyle shifts, aging, and festive periods, but can be prevented through healthy eating, regular exercise and sufficient sleep, writes Associate Professor Nick Fuller.
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8 January 2025
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Sydney researchers awarded over $22 million in NHMRC Ideas Grants
University of Sydney researchers receive 18 Ideas Grants
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19 December 2024
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5 things to know before boarding your dog or cat this summer
Animal behaviourist Melissa Starling with the tips you need so you have peace of mind during your holidays.
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18 December 2024
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One in three crisis support workers experiences psychological distress, but there are ways to cope
Wellbeing was highest among phone-based crisis workers and those in helpline offices, compared to those providing support while working from home or via online chat, a new University of Sydney finds.
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18 December 2024
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How can I help solve global public health problems?
A postgraduate public health specialisation provides the practical skills and outlook needed to make a meaningful difference in healthcare at home and abroad. Find out about education options at the University of Sydney and possible career pathways in global health.
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18 December 2024
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Five tips for keeping cool this summer
With millions of Australians sweating through some of the hottest days in years, experts from the University of Sydney share their tips for beating the heat.
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17 December 2024
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Vaccination rates among Australian teens are dropping. Here’s how we can get back on track
Vaccination rates among Australian teens have dropped over the past three years. Writing for The Conversation, Dr Archana Koirala argues for the need for better education and strategies to address barriers.
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13 December 2024
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Short film encourages cervical cancer screening among those with disability
University of Sydney researchers debut short film made for - and by - people with disability to encourage cervical cancer screening.
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10 December 2024
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Tiny, daily bursts of vigorous incidental physical activity could almost halve cardiovascular risk in middle-aged women
Four minutes of daily vigorous physical activity greatly reduces the risk of heart attacks and heart failure among middle-aged women, University of Sydney study finds.
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04 December 2024
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Six weeks to build six healthy habits
The six weeks of school holidays are the perfect opportunity for parents to teach their children valuable lessons about food, exercise, and sleep. Leading obesity and health expert and author of "Healthy Parents, Healty Kids," Dr Nick Fuller shares his six tips on getting the whole family healthy this festive period.
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03 December 2024
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New clinical pathway supports cancer recurrence anxiety
Researchers have developed a three-step plan to support those burdened by the intense fear of cancer returning. This plan offers a consistent, streamlined approach to managing recurrence anxiety, empowering patients to regain confidence and move forward with their lives.
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02 December 2024
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Sydney academics to lead 57 ARC Discovery Projects
University of Sydney researchers have been awarded more than $36 million for 57 new research projects spanning AI, climate change, and industrial innovation in the Australian Government's highly competitive ARC Discovery Projects scheme
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27 November 2024
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Thirty-seven percent increase in deliberate self-poisonings among girls during COVID-19 lockdowns
A new study reveals a 37 percent increase in deliberate self-poisonings among female children and adolescents over the last four years. The increase is strongly correlated with COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
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26 November 2024
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Social venture improves risk taking and mental health in 1400 schools across Australia
A powerful partnership between researchers and the University helped turn evidence-based mental health programs into a national social venture reaching over 1400 schools.
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22 November 2024
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How to advance your career in pain management
Build your competence and confidence in the assessment and management of a diverse range of pain problems to improve the quality of life of people experiencing pain.
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19 November 2024
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Why study Indigenous Health Promotion at Sydney
Our Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion is designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers to enable the improvement of Indigenous health at a community level. Here are five reasons you should study Indigenous Health Promotion at the Sydney School of Public Health.
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19 November 2024
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New study suggests weight loss drugs like Ozempic could help with knee pain
Originally developed to help people with type 2 diabetes manage blood sugar, the drug semaglutide, commonly known by the brand names Ozempic or Wegovy, has shown promise for other health issues as well. University of Sydney researchers explain how.
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13 November 2024
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8 Sydney academics receive ARC Linkage grants
The Linkage Project scheme supports projects which initiate or develop long term research alliances to identify innovative solutions to domestic and global challenges.
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12 November 2024
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'Sleepy cannabis': first objective study to show cannabinol increases sleep
Research at the University of Sydney Lambert Initiative shows that a non-hallucinogenic component of cannabis - cannabinol - increases both REM and non-REM sleep in rats. Human trials are now under way.
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12 November 2024
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Five minutes of exercise a day could lower blood pressure
The research looked at data from more than 14,000 volunteers and shows the importance of activities that raise heart rate for blood pressure control– such as uphill walking or stair-climbing, into your day may help to lower blood pressure.
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07 November 2024
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Public health graduate advancing equitable healthcare through policy
Master of Public Health graduate Stanley Saputra is turning his passion to impact by strengthening the role and rights of Community Healthcare Workers (CHWs).
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07 November 2024
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Using a fan and wetting the skin reduces risk of deadly cardiac strain in hot and humid weather
New research contradicts recommendations from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention in the US. Experts at the University of Sydney and the Montreal Heart Institute provide new insights into the best ways to stay cool during heatwaves.
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07 November 2024
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Australia's COVID inquiry shows why a permanent 'centre for disease control' is more urgent than ever
The long-awaited independent inquiry into Australia's COVID response was released today, with lessons on how the nation could better prepare for future pandemics. Experts from the University of Sydney discuss its implications and how it could shape future pandemic preparedness.
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30 October 2024
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Academics appointed to inaugural NSW LGBTIQ+ Advisory Council
The University of Sydney is proud to announce three academics have been appointed to the inaugural NSW LGBTIQ+ Advisory Council, established by the NSW Government. This council will work closely with the Government to develop and implement the state's first LGBTIQ+ Inclusion Strategy.
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28 October 2024
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Record rural medical students staying in region
Over the past 20 years, nearly 1000 medical students have completed clinical placements through the School of Rural Health in Dubbo or Orange.
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25 October 2024
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Sydney academics elected as fellows to the Australian Academy
Professors Vanessa Hayes and Tony Weiss AM have been elected as fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences (AAHMS) in recognition of their significant contributions to advancing health and medical research.
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24 October 2024
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The nursing graduate making dreams come true
Louise Mahoney OAM is in the business of granting wishes, and it all started with a life altering experience. She has gone on to have what she references as a “squiggly career” with nursing at its core.
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18 October 2024
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PERIscope fast tracks research translation
Second cohort of PERIscope Commercialisation Award winners announced for scheme to put research on the express route to translation.
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18 October 2024
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Standing more may not reduce cardiovascular disease risk, could increase circulatory disease
Over the long-term, standing more compared with sitting does not improve cardiovascular health, and could increase the risk of circulatory issues related to standing, such as varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis.
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17 October 2024
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A long way from home: Kyaw Myat Thu's journey from Myanmar to Sydney
PhD student and Myanmar medical doctor Kyaw Myat Thu arrived in Sydney in 2020, facing the dual challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and the emotional strain of a military coup back home. He aims to use his research to strengthen healthcare systems in conflict zones like Myanmar.
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11 October 2024
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From Computer Engineer in Silicon Valley to Rural Generalist GP in Broken Hill
Josh Crase’s decision to study medicine came after a successful career in Computer Engineering. But an increasing desire to help others living with chronic disease, such as diabetes and obesity, led him to change course in a dramatic way.
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11 October 2024
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Sydney student discovers critical flaw in global cancer research
For undergraduate Danielle Oste, a student research project led to the discovery of phantom cell lines, throwing into question the legitimacy of hundreds of academic cancer research papers.
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10 October 2024
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Over 160,000 new virus species discovered by AI
161,979 new species of RNA virus have been discovered using a machine learning tool that researchers believe will vastly improve the mapping of life on Earth and could aid in the identification of many millions more viruses yet to be characterised.
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10 October 2024
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Sydney continues in top 100 in THE World University Rankings 2025
The University of Sydney continues to rank in the top 100 in the Times Higher Education World University 2025 rankings.
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09 October 2024
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Eyes on the fries: how our vision creates a food trend
University of Sydney psychologists have shown the way we rate food is influenced by 'serial dependence' - our judgement cascades on from the food we've just seen.
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04 October 2024
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Your complete guide to daylight saving
Experts from the University of Sydney shed light on the various impacts it can have on our appetite, pets, mental health, and more.
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03 October 2024
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Can you trust your period-tracking app?
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02 October 2024
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Multiple surgeries could contribute to cognitive decline in older people
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27 September 2024
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In the rare event of a vaccine injury, Australians should be compensated
Vaccination protects individuals and communities through herd immunity. Australia's COVID vaccine injury compensation scheme ends soon, leaving injuries unsupported. Co-writes Nicholas Wood from the Faculty of Medicine and Health in The Conversation.
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26 September 2024
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$2M for Aboriginal-led disability workforce research
Professor John Gilroy will lead a team of Aboriginal researchers on a research project that aims to identify ways to make the disability services sector an attractive occupation for the recruitment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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20 September 2024
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I think my child's weight is affecting their health. How can I best support them?
Weight fluctuation and change in body composition with growth is a normal part of development. Apart from the first year of life, teenage years' experience the most rapid increase in growth and development, writes the University of Sydney's Natalie Lister and Hiba Jebeile.
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18 September 2024
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5 picky eating habits - and how to help your children overcome them
Have you ever found yourself negotiating with a pint-sized dictator about eating a single pea? You're not alone. Almost half of kids go through a stage of picky eating, and this typically peaks around the age of three explains Nick Fuller, a Charles Perkins Centre Research Program Leader, from the University of Syndey.
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13 September 2024
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Antidepressants prescribed for pain in older adults despite weak evidence of effectiveness
University of Sydney research has found people over 65 are being prescribed antidepressants as pain treatment based on international guidelines that use limited evidence.
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13 September 2024
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Meningococcal: what to know about this potentially deadly disease affecting Australian children
There have been more than 80 meningococcal infections recorded across Australia in 2024. Although meningococcal disease can occur all year round, in Australia this infection occurs most commonly in late winter and early spring explains University of Sydney's Phoebe Williams, Rae-Anne Hardie, Saskia van der Kooi and co-author.
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11 September 2024
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Partnerships for disease prevention in Vietnam announced
The Sydney Vietnam Institute has launched two important public health programs in Hanoi, with support from the Australian Government. A two-day forum highlighted the vital work undertaken by University of Sydney researchers in public health and training 'animal disease detectives' in South-East Asia.
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09 September 2024
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Indian and Australian health leaders to develop One Health program
The University of Sydney's $100,000 commitment towards research with the Public Health Foundation of India.
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09 September 2024
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How parents can help their children have a positive relationship with food, exercise and sleep
Providing your kids with the best start in life begins with you, and leading health expert Dr Nick Fuller has distilled his years of research into six essential steps to total family wellness.
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09 September 2024
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How the bugs in your gut affect your immune system
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06 September 2024
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When the media reports on celebrity cancer, are we really getting the whole story?
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06 September 2024
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Eureka Prizes 2024: Sydney celebrates four wins at science awards
The University of Sydney has excelled at the 2024 Eureka Prizes, affectionately known as Australia's "Science Oscars".
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05 September 2024
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Narcolepsy is treated like a joke in pop culture, affecting those who have it
Aaron Schokman, Faculty of Medicine and Health, highlights that narcolepsy is often misrepresented in media, leading to stigma. Films like Deuce Bigalow and The Boys trivialize it. Accurate representation is crucial for awareness and diagnosis.
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03 September 2024
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Depressed adolescents twice as likely to vape
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03 September 2024
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Patient's heart and related carbon footprint can both be cared for
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02 September 2024
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Sydney to lead two new research centres of excellence
University of Sydney researchers will lead two new national medical research centres focused on the elimination of tuberculosis and the prevention of mental illness and substance use.
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30 August 2024
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What are puberty blockers?
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30 August 2024
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AI food tracking apps need improvement to address accuracy, cultural diversity
A new University of Sydney study has found that improved artificial intelligence (AI) training is required when developing nutrition apps that are used to track food intake or manage weight.
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29 August 2024
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Fiona Wright named Charles Perkins Centre 2024 Writer-in-Residence
Writer, editor and critic Fiona Wright, author of poetry collection Knuckled and book of essays Small Acts of Disappearance, joins the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney as the 2024 Judy Harris Writer-in-Residence Fellow.
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28 August 2024
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Early career researchers awarded $9m funding
The University of Sydney has received funding for 19 research projects through the Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) scheme.
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27 August 2024
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Knee pain from osteoarthritis? What to try instead of surgery
According to updated guidelines from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, most people with knee osteoarthritis can manage pain without surgery. The University of Sydney's Giovanni E. Ferreira and Joshua Zadro explain why.
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25 August 2024
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Study reveals severe impact of button battery injuries in young children
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23 August 2024
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What does it take to build a heart?
Our Biomanufacturing Incubator pairs cell biologists who work across vascular systems, facial reconstruction, eyesight, dentistry and diabetes with bioprinting experts to plug them into a “biomanufacturing way of thinking”.
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19 August 2024
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No, your aches and pains do not get worse in the cold. So why do we think they do?
Patients frequently mention that shifts in weather conditions can trigger pain and worsen their symptoms. However, research indicates that these weather changes do not have a significant impact, writes Leticia Deveza, rheumatologist and research fellow, University of Sydney.
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16 August 2024
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Emergency cash payments found to have positive impact on vulnerable young Australians
A University of Sydney study has found that Australian government emergency cash payments, like JobKeeper, significantly helped young adults with pre-existing mental health disorders during the pandemic. Its findings can be built on to inform future crisis support plans about the importance of financial aid.
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13 August 2024
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Why study physiotherapy at Sydney
5 reasons why physiotherapy could be the right career for you, and how the University of Sydney can help make it happen
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09 August 2024
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How does screen time affect kids' health?
The debate over kids' screen time is ongoing. Screen time can aid learning and creativity, but excessive use can harm children's physical health and development. Dr Nick Fuller, Charles Perkins Centre Research Program Leader, University of Sydney, explains why.
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09 August 2024
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How to become a diabetes doctor
A medical expert in diabetes care is a doctor who understands how to help patients manage their diabetes and reduce the risk of diabetes-related complications. They may be an Endocrinologist or a medical doctor with a special interest in diabetes.
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09 August 2024
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Vaccination is the best defense against potentially deadly whooping cough in young babies
So far in 2024, there have been more than 17,000 cases of whooping cough (pertussis) across Australia, six times more than we saw in 2023. Dr Phoebe Williams from the University of Sydney's School of Public Health and Dr Archana Koirala, a Paediatrician and Infectious Diseases Specialist, explain why.
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08 August 2024
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Hospitals worldwide are short of saline. Why can't we switch to other IV fluids?
Intravenous (IV) fluids, specifically saline and compound sodium lactate, are currently in short supply due to higher demand and manufacturing issues. Shoohb Alassadi, from the University of Sydney and her co-author explain why.
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31 July 2024
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What’s the difference between exercise and sport science and exercise physiology?
Considering a career in either exercise and sport science or exercise physiology? We’ll outline the distinct differences between the two.
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24 July 2024
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Why study diagnostic radiography at Sydney
Discover why a career in diagnostic radiography could be right for you, and how the University of Sydney can get you there.
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23 July 2024
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How to become a dietitian
Our courses in nutrition and dietetics are designed for both recent high school graduates and those with a bachelor's degree in science. Learn everything you need to become a dietitian.
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23 July 2024
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How to become an occupational therapist
At the University of Sydney, we offer occupational therapy courses suitable for individuals right out of high school and for those who hold a bachelor's degree in a different field.
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22 July 2024
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Why study speech pathology at Sydney
Speech pathologists make a rewarding impact on people and their families through the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of communication and swallowing disorders.
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22 July 2024
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The science of why your child is a fussy eater – and nine tips to overcome it
Providing your kids with the best start in life begins with you, and leading health expert Dr Nick Fuller has distilled his years of research into six essential steps to setting parents and their families on a path towards a positive relationship with food, exercise and sleep.
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22 July 2024
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Australian welders exposed to high levels of dangerous fumes and cancer risk
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22 July 2024
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Cryptosporidiosis: what to know as gastro surges among Australian children
In the past year, Australia has experienced a surge in gastro cases due to a bug called cryptosporidium, which particularly affects children, writes Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health, Elizabeth Jane Elliot.
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19 July 2024
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Men with traditional breadwinner views suffer most from workplace loneliness
Loneliness affects everyone at different times. Although it is well documented men are less likely than women to seek help, our study found men's work arrangements can be a significant contributor, writes Research Fellow from the Matilda Centre Dr Marlee Bower.
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19 July 2024
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How science can help combat jet lag
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19 July 2024
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Embarking on a new path to a meaningful nursing career
Amy Earnshaw made the decision to enter the nursing industry after witnessing the care and dedication of nurses and midwives during her daughter’s birth. The Master of Nursing program at Westmead was perfect for Amy, allowing her to study flexibly, near home, and within a major hospital.
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16 July 2024
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How small lifestyle changes can improve teen mental health over time
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15 July 2024
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How to become a fertility specialist
Fertility specialists play a crucial role in helping individuals and couples overcome challenges related to infertility, guiding them through complex treatment processes, and supporting them emotionally and medically on their journey to parenthood.
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15 July 2024
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How to become a sex therapist
Sex therapists play a vital role in helping individuals and couples navigate sexual difficulties, enhance sexual satisfaction, and cultivate fulfilling relationships. Learn everything you need to know to become a sex therapist.
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15 July 2024
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Why study sleep medicine at Sydney
Find out why our range of postgraduate options in sleep medicine could be the right choice for you.
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15 July 2024
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Australian Olympic team 2024: University sport stars head to Paris
On the Australian Olympic team for 2024 are elite athletes from the University of Sydney's community, including students balancing sport with study. Read more.
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12 July 2024
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How to become a clinical neurophysiology scientist
Clinical neurophysiology scientists focus on assisting with the diagnosis of disorders of the nervous system. Find out everything you need to know to specialise in clinical neurophysiology.
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12 July 2024
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Researchers develop new transparent 'blood vessel-on-a-chip'
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03 July 2024
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Psylo partnership to deliver psychedelic treatments for mental health
A partnership between the University of Sydney Brain and Mind Centre and biotech startup Psylo will promises life-changing therapeutics for mental health treatment.
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27 June 2024
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Promising pathway discovered to treat rare childhood brain disease
AGS is a rare disease that can trigger dementia in children. Associate Professor Markus Hofer at the University of Sydney and colleagues at the UK Dementia Research Institute are focusing on treatments in blood vessels in the brain to combat AGS.
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26 June 2024
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ARC invests in research partnerships with industry
The ARC has awarded $5.15 M to industry projects at the University, along with funding for an Industrial Transformation Training Centre to prepare leaders of Australia's future quantum computing industry.
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26 June 2024
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Beyond CRISPR: seekRNA delivers a new pathway for accurate gene editing
Developed in the Ataide Laboratory at the University of Sydney, seekRNA is a programmable tool can precisely target and relocate genetic sequences, picking up from the work started by CRISPR gene-editing.
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25 June 2024
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What is streptococcal toxic shock syndrome?
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25 June 2024
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No more recreational vaping for Australians. What next?
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25 June 2024
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New vaping reforms to end vape sales from general retailers: experts explain
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25 June 2024
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How much oxygen do very premature babies need after birth?
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25 June 2024
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What can cockroaches teach us about eating well?
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20 June 2024
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Celebrating alumni and staff recognised with 2024 King's Birthday Honours
The University of Sydney celebrates members of the University community recognised in the 2024 King's Birthday Honours List. Find out more.
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10 June 2024
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A guide to unconventional send-offs
If you want to be buried on your own land or donate your body to science, it's important to understand the regulations in your state and make your intentions known to your next of kin, writes Professor Sandra van der Laan from the University of Sydney Business School.
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26 May 2024
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Professor Tom Calma awarded honorary Doctor of Letters
Professor Tom Calma has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of Sydney, recognising his advocacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Learn more.
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24 May 2024
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Three Sydney researchers elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science
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23 May 2024
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Contraception options should be given with oral retinoids to avoid serious harm to unborn babies
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20 May 2024
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Sydney researchers secure over $13 million in NHMRC Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies funding
Four University of Sydney medicine and health researchers have been awarded over $13 million under the NHMRC Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies grant scheme.
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17 May 2024
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University signs MOUs with Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health and Institute of Development Studies
The University of Sydney has today signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with the Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) Department of Health and Institute of Development Studies.
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15 May 2024
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154 million lives saved in 50 years: 5 charts on the global success of vaccines
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14 May 2024
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How travel 'bucket lists' help cancer patients handle life and death
Professor Alex Broom, Dr Katherine Kenny and Dr Leah Williams Veazey from the Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies at University of Sydney explore the significance and potential downfalls of bucket lists for cancer patients, and how dreams of adventure change in the face of illness.
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13 May 2024
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Heart Health Yarning Tool: new resource for shared decision-making
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09 May 2024
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Childhood maltreatment responsible for up to 40 percent of mental health conditions
A University of Sydney study has found the widespread impact of child abuse and neglect in Australia, with analysis showing they cause nearly half of common mental conditions. Researchers say childhood maltreatment should be treated as a public health priority.
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09 May 2024
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New study sheds light on optimising home care support for older people with health care needs
University of Sydney Professor Yun-Hee Jeon explains that existing research shows that the longer older people live in the community, the higher their quality of life and the lower the cost to government.
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08 May 2024
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Sydney researchers awarded $3M in industry fellowships
The Australian Research Council (ARC) has awarded seven Early Career Industry Fellowships to University of Sydney academics to work with senior researchers and Australian businesses to help solve some of the biggest challenges facing industry.
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07 May 2024
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Breastfeeding should be recognised as a carbon offset: report
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07 May 2024
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Australian researchers make strides in understanding little-known 'cousin of MS'
Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody disorders (MOGAD) is an autoimmune condition where the body attacks a protein in the brain, resulting in a swollen central nervous system. The disease affects adults and children but is much less common, and less understood than MS.
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07 May 2024
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Leading the future of nursing education
We recognise the crucial role nurses play in the day-to-day health of our country, and the leadership roles they undertake to advance the profession.
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06 May 2024
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To tackle gendered violence, we need to look at drugs, trauma and mental health
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03 May 2024
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Sydney researchers awarded over $42 million in NHMRC Investigator Grants
The University of Sydney has been awarded over $42 million in 2024 NHMRC Investigator Grants funding to research some of the nation's greatest health challenges.
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03 May 2024
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To boost quality of life while aging, stay active or get active by 55
A new study of more than 10,000 Australian women showed a significant link between regular exercise during mid-age and physical health later in life, even when the exercise routine was not started until their mid-50s.
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03 May 2024
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How corporations harm your health through everyday products - a history
We think we control our health but corporations selling forever chemicals, fossil fuels and ultra-processed foods have a much greater role, writes Dr Nick Chartres, senior research fellow in Sydney Pharmacy School at University of Sydney, with co-author Professor Lisa Bero from University of Colorado.
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02 May 2024
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Nanotech opens door to future of insulin medication
Research led by the University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District has developed a new type of oral insulin based on nanotechnology.
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02 May 2024
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University of Sydney researchers awarded Australian Government grants
The Australian Government has awarded University of Sydney researchers $11m in funding over four years to improve health in the Asia-Pacific region.
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01 May 2024
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NHMRC partnership grants for Sydney health researchers
New NHRMC funding will help University of Sydney researchers work with partner organisations to address lower back pain and chronic wounds.
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01 May 2024
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Tsetse fly protein provides anti-clotting agent with its own on-off switch
A collaboration between the University of Sydney and University of Geneva has developed a completely new way to make 'surpamolecules' for drug discovery, developing a new type of anticoagulant with on-demand reversibility.
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01 May 2024
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Do our genes play a role in depression?
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29 April 2024
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Medical drone project receives $3.6 million to close health gap in rural and remote Australia
A hydrogen-fuelled, emissions free medical drone is being developed by the University of Sydney in partnership with ASAC Consultancy.
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22 April 2024
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New therapy shows promise for a rare childhood dementia
New RNA-targeted therapy can halt the progression of a specific type of childhood dementia in mice and holds potential to reverse some of the detrimental effects of this rare disease.
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18 April 2024
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Research explores how a father's diet could shape the health of his offspring
New research, published in Nature Communications, finds that the macronutrient balance in the diet of male mice affects the level of anxiety-like behaviour of sons and the metabolic health of daughters.
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17 April 2024
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Program aims to break down dementia stigma in Chinese Australian communities
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16 April 2024
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Important health information missing in online food delivery menus
Many menu items on online food delivery services do not display important nutritional information. Find out more.
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15 April 2024
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Does the time of day you move your body make a difference to your health?
Is exerising in the morning or night the best for your health? Researchers from the University of Sydney have found that undertaking the majority of daily physical activity in the evening is linked to the greatest health benefits for people living with obesity.
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10 April 2024
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Evidence doesn't support spinal cord stimulators for chronic back pain - and they could cause harm
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10 April 2024
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Five minutes with digital health expert, Ali Besiso
Ali Besiso (B Hlth Sci '10, M H I '12, MBA '23) is passionate about improving health care through digital innovation. Transitioning from health sciences to leading two successful digital health startups, we caught up with him to learn more about how the digital era is reshaping patient care worldwide.
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10 April 2024
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Sydney leads new trial of youth vaping schools program
The University of Sydney is leading a new approach to reduce the number of young people vaping and smoking in a trial in schools across the country.
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10 April 2024
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Programs to support students on placement need careful design
Australians will suffer if we don't address a looming critical skills shortage in the health workforce. To meet future healthcare needs, we should address "placement poverty" as an equity measure writes Professor Robyn Ward in The Australian.
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04 April 2024
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Ozempic isn't approved for weight loss in Australia. So how are people accessing it?
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04 April 2024
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Historic grant to improve intersex people's health and wellbeing
A University of Sydney-led research project has been awarded a historic grant from the Medical Research Future Fund to improve the health and wellbeing of people of all ages with innate variations in sex characteristics.
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04 April 2024
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'Urgent and sustainable' action needed to safeguard health: MJA-Lancet Countdown
Australia's leading scientists behind this year's MJA-Lancet Countdown report call for urgent and sustainable action to safeguard against the health impacts of climate change.
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25 March 2024
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Harnessing AI to make CT scans safer, faster and more sustainable
From the University of Sydney to Oxford University, Master of Surgery graduate Professor Regent Lee wears many hats as he pioneers new clinical imaging technology.
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25 March 2024
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How falling R&D investment is undermining aged care
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18 March 2024
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Raising the Bar makes post-work socialising a whole lot smarter
Raising the Bar returns for 2024, click through for more information and to find tickets.
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13 March 2024
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Around 10,000 steps a day may counteract health risks of high sedentary time
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06 March 2024
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New online training for physiotherapists treating whiplash
University of Sydney researchers collaborate with partners to develop an online training hub for clinicians treating people with whiplash.
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05 March 2024
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Sydney attracts top research talent with innovative Fellowships
The University of Sydney's unprecedented investment in its appointment of 40 research fellows across a range of disciplines.
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28 February 2024
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Nicotine pouches are being marketed to young people on social media
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27 February 2024
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No clear link between weather and common muscle and joint symptoms
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23 February 2024
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Study examines medical mystery of child hepatitis outbreak
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21 February 2024
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Sydney researchers awarded over $22 million in MRFF grants
Medical researchers from the University of Sydney have received funding from the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to support research across 14 projects.
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16 February 2024
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Looking towards the future of biomedical research and innovation
Researchers, clinicians, industry, government and philanthropic partners have come together to celebrate the future of biomedical research in Australia, with construction of the state-of-the-art Sydney Biomedical Accelerator set to begin this year.
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15 February 2024
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Feminist narratives are being hijacked to market medical tests not backed by evidence
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15 February 2024
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Transforming the lives of individuals with pulmonary fibrosis
Professor Tamera Corte and her team are committed to improving and extending the lives of patients living with pulmonary fibrosis across Australia through research, education and treatment.
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15 February 2024
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University signs precision-medicine research partnership with Bruker
The strategic partnership will place the University of Sydney in a leading position internationally to advance nanomedicine, gene therapies and the early detection, treatment and prevention of disease.
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13 February 2024
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Dancing may be better than other exercise for improving mental health
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12 February 2024
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$35M for life-changing corneal blindness research
University of Sydney-led BIENCO consortium has received $35 million from the Australian Government to commercialise their world-leading research into treatments for corneal blindness.
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06 February 2024
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Vale Lowitja O’Donoghue
The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health at the University of Sydney has prepared the following statement on the passing of Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue AC CBE DSG on 4 February 2024.
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05 February 2024
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Sticking with sport during school years linked to academic success
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05 February 2024
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How to look after yourself and your baby in extreme heat
Extreme heat can be risky during pregnancy. How to look after yourself and your baby.
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29 January 2024
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University community recognised in 2024 Australia Day Honours
A new approach to treating melanomas and contributions to advancing immunisation, mental health, economic social policy, pain management and soil science among the achievements of University of Sydney staff honoured on Australia Day.
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26 January 2024
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Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer named Australians of the Year
Congratulations to Richard Scolyer AO and Georgina Long AO, from the University of Sydney and co-medical directors of the Melanoma Institute Australia, who have been jointly named 2024 Australian of the Year for their life-saving melanoma work.
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25 January 2024
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Beyond GDP: Mental wealth readies societies for mega-threats
World-leading experts from industry, science, health, technology, and economics gathered in Davos, Switzerland, this week to discuss how nations can overcome the global challenges to true prosperity including war and climate change.
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18 January 2024
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I have COVID. How likely am I to get long COVID?
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10 January 2024
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How to become a geneticist
Genomics and precision medicine is a discipline that impacts all areas of healthcare, research, and medicine. We can help you to gain the experience and qualifications to work in this in-demand field.
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19 December 2023
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Why study genomics and precision medicine
A career in genomics and precision medicine may enable you to contribute to discoveries that can have profound implications for both medicine and science.
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19 December 2023
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How effective are opioid medications for cancer pain?
The world's largest review on opioid medicines for cancer pain has found it is unclear whether some commonly used opioid medicines are better than a placebo and suggests that non-opioid medicines, including aspirin, may be as effective as opioids.
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19 December 2023
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NHMRC awards $31m for innovative health and medical research
28 NHMRC grants in total, including 24 Ideas grants, 3 Development grants, and a National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Collaborative Research Grant have been awarded to University of Sydney researchers.
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15 December 2023
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Sydney researchers awarded over $48 million in NHMRC Investigator Grants
Funding awarded in 2023's NHMRC Investigator Grants amounts to more than $48 million, a testament to the breadth of world-class research taking place at the University of Sydney.
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15 December 2023
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How to become a physician
Physicians are medical doctors who are highly trained healthcare professionals responsible for a wide range of medical duties. Their primary focus is on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of illnesses and injuries in patients.
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15 December 2023
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HeatWatch app to be trialled over summer as temperatures soar
With temperatures predicted to soar this summer a University of Sydney team and community partners are piloting HeatWatch, an app to help users calculate their personalised heat health risk.
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14 December 2023
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PERIscope puts research translation on the express route
The University of Sydney today announced its inaugural round of projects for the PERIscope Commercialisation Award, a scheme which aims to fast-track new ventures and licensing opportunities from University of Sydney researchers.
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14 December 2023
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Sydney startups selected for program
Two University of Sydney startups exploring heat stress management systems and antimicrobial-resistant infections have been selected by Australia’s science agency CSIRO for its 2024 ON Accelerate program.
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13 December 2023
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New medical imaging facility to revolutionise research and patient care
The Australian National Total Body PET Facility officially opens in Sydney today, delivering the first Total Body Positron Emission Tomography (TB-PET) scanner for Australia-wide open access research, as well as clinical use.
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12 December 2023
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It's extremely hot, could I have heat stroke?
Hot weather can place great stress on our bodies. When the environmental conditions exceed the limit at which we can adequately cope, we can suffer from heat-related illnesses.
Heat illnesses can vary, from relatively mild heat exhaustion to the potentially life-threatening condition of heat stroke.
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11 December 2023
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How researchers designed Australia's first mobile cooling hub
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08 December 2023
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IHACPA partners with University of Sydney to boost health research and training
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07 December 2023
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Student developing way for the blind to play ping pong using sound
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07 December 2023
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Brain and Mind Centre wins Wellcome Mental Health Award
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06 December 2023
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This chef landed his dream job, but it's not in a restaurant
Chef Lanzini's role at The University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre involves working closely with a dietician, exercise physiologist and scientists to bring the science behind 'food and exercise as medicine' to life through practical hands-on clinical, educational and engagement activities.
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04 December 2023
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New perspective on limits of survival and liveability in extreme heat
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01 December 2023
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No evidence found that cannabis reduces long term opioid use
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29 November 2023
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Study shows generational decline in Australia's mental health
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28 November 2023
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The journey of an Indigenous scholar in disability
The roll out of the NDIS in Australia was historic, but the scheme has faced many challenges. This is the subject of an art exhibition by Professor John Gilroy opening this week in conjunction with an international research symposium on Indigenous disability.
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23 November 2023
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University of Sydney and Westmead celebrate new health milestone
The University of Sydney celebrated 45 years of this historic health collaboration and innovation at a gala which showcased key historic research and healthcare achievements in Westmead’s history.
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22 November 2023
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Australia takes EPICC step to cervical cancer elimination
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22 November 2023
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NSW Ambulance and University of Sydney partner for future health workforce
NSW Ambulance and the University of Sydney have shown their commitment to the future of health service delivery by signing a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on research and education to upskill NSW Ambulance paramedics, nurses, doctors and corporate staff.
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22 November 2023
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Quantum tech for health: Sydney team wins Wellcome Leap contract
A multidisciplinary team at the University of Sydney Nano Institute is using emerging quantum technology to explore photo-chemical reactions and their potential for new molecules to treat disease.
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22 November 2023
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Report reveals the human cost of climate inaction
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21 November 2023
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How to become an intensive care specialist
Intensive care specialists play a critical role in managing and providing advanced medical care to patients with severe and life-threatening illnesses. Their expertise is essential for optimising patient outcomes in the challenging and high-stakes environment of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
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20 November 2023
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Re-writing infection prevention and disease control for Australia
Professor Ramon Shaban is actively working to prevent the spread of infectious diseases within the Western Sydney Local Health District and across Australia by pioneering innovative initiatives, strategies and resources.
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16 November 2023
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Sydney academics recognised for impact in highly cited list
Twenty-seven Sydney academics have been recognised as leaders in their field in this year's 2023 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list.
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15 November 2023
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Delaying cord clamping could halve risk of death in premature babies
Two University of Sydney led studies have given further weight to the benefits of delayed cord clamping, finding waiting for at least two could decrease the child's risk of death.
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15 November 2023
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Sydney researchers win NSW Premier's Prizes for Science and Engineering
Three researchers from the University of Sydney have received 2023 NSW Premier's Prizes for Science and Engineering, recognising their impactful work on the local and global stage across science, health and engineering. Congratulations Professor Catherine Sherrington, Dr Chang Xu and Professor Michael Biercuk.
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15 November 2023
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Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer named NSW Australians of the Year
Congratulations to Professor Georgina Long AO and Professor Richard Scolyer AO from the University of Sydney and Co-Medical Directors of the Melanoma Institute, jointly named 2024 NSW Australian of the Year for their life-saving melanoma work.
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14 November 2023
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Study reveals the high cost of childhood hospitalisation
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13 November 2023
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Understanding the importance of immunisation registers in healthcare
Sydney Infectious Diseases Institute researchers specialising in infectious diseases, immunisation and emergencies hosted a study visit on electronic immunisation registers during October.
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10 November 2023
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Re-thinking neurodevelopment: How the immune system sculpts the brain
Professor Russell Dale is changing the lives of children and their families by understanding the role the immune system plays in brain development.
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10 November 2023
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Australia Awards Fellowship on Health Security concludes successfully in Hanoi
The University of Sydney's "Strengthening Health Security Capacity in Vietnam" Fellowship program brought together 15 emerging leaders from various sectors in Vietnam, focusing on a 'One Health' approach, addressing human health, animal health, and the environment.
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10 November 2023
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Any activity is better for your heart than sitting - even sleeping
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10 November 2023
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Sydney researchers lauded as national leaders
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08 November 2023
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Spot reduction: why targeting weight loss to a specific area is a myth
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07 November 2023
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Sydney academics awarded prestigious ARC Grants
University of Sydney academics have been awarded more than $24 million in funding for 42 new research projects, spanning accessible playgrounds for children with vision impairments, attracting and retaining quality teachers in early education, and developing facilities to improve renewable technology.
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03 November 2023
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New webtool supports researchers to study healthy ageing
University of Sydney public heath researchers and colleagues from the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR) have released The Healthy Ageing Toolkit, a free web-based toolkit that facilitates research on healthy ageing.
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02 November 2023
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Indigenous health projects get funding boost
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02 November 2023
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Antibiotics for common childhood infections no longer effective
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01 November 2023
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Meet the 2023 Alumni Award winners
The University of Sydney awards six Alumni Achievement Awards to alumni in recognition of their outstanding achievements and contributions to their communities.
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24 October 2023
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Meet the 2023 Graduate Medallists
The University of Sydney awards six Graduate Medals to our newest alumni in recognition of their achievements, leadership, and commitment to their field.
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24 October 2023
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'Animal disease detective' training launched at World Health Summit
The University of Sydney-led Asia Pacific Consortium of Veterinary Epidemiology (APCOVE) launched its world-class field training package on the sidelines of the World Health Summit in Berlin today. The package is designed to help veterinary practitioners and animal handlers detect and prevent infectious diseases in the field before they emerge as pandemics.
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18 October 2023
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How to become an emergency physician
Emergency physicians work in the fast-paced and unpredictable environment of the emergency department, where they must make rapid decisions to address critical medical needs. Their primary focus is on diagnosing and managing a wide range of medical conditions and injuries that require urgent attention.
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17 October 2023
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Supporting better health for First Nations communities
Our medicine and health researchers share how their work is supporting better health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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13 October 2023
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Sydney health experts elected as fellows to the Australian Academy
Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences welcomes six University of Sydney experts in their new 27 Fellow roster
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13 October 2023
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For most people, insomnia is nothing like in the movies
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11 October 2023
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The Voice could advise on how to address natural disasters
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10 October 2023
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A career driven by a thirst for knowledge and desire to serve
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10 October 2023
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Confronting ageing: the talk Australia has to have
Australian society will be reshaped as its population ages, it needs to have some confronting conversations about ageing and how it pays the inevitable cost, writes Professor Lee-Fay Low.
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09 October 2023
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GPs could improve access to ADHD treatment
Like other neurodevelopmental conditions, there are long delays to diagnose ADHD. Many Australians have a local GP clinic they can access, that’s why some medical groups are advocating for GPs to have a role in the diagnosis and management of ADHD.mBut while GPs should have an expanded role in the ongoing management of ADHD, it’s important for specialists to diagnose and initiate treatment.
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09 October 2023
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Why study child and adolescent health at Sydney
Find out why our range of postgraduate options in child and adolescent health could be the right choice for you.
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09 October 2023
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Milestone for course designed to improve Indigenous health outcomes
Our unique Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion is aimed at improving Indigenous health and wellbeing outcomes using the theory and practice of health promotion.
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05 October 2023
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How physiotherapy alum Weh Yeoh is helping charities heal the world
It all started when Weh Yeoh met an inspiring patient on placement during his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree. From there, he discovered a path that would lead to global charity work, a book release, and the transformation of many lives.
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04 October 2023
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New simulation centre to train next generation of dentists
The University of Sydney School of Dentistry bolsters dentistry learning experience with $9.4 million investment in new simulation facilities.
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04 October 2023
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How to become an anaesthetist
Qualifying as an anaesthetist requires becoming a registered doctor, completing at least two years of residency, and then finishing a five-year combined specialist fellowship training program offered by FANZCA.
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03 October 2023
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Royal Society of NSW appoints three Sydney academics as Fellows
Royal Society of NSW has appointed Professor Ben Colagiuri, Professor AInsley Newson and Professor Elaine Sadler as Fellows in 2023.
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03 October 2023
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How to become a surgeon
To become a surgeon, you must complete your medical degree and registration, undergo at least two years of internship and residency in a hospital and then complete at least five years of surgical training depending on specialty.
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29 September 2023
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Study pinpoints the length of incidental activity linked to health benefits
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29 September 2023
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How to begin a career in genomic medicine
The Speciality of Genomic Medicine provides medical students and professionals as well as scientists with opportunities to become an expert in genomics and work across research, government and clinical settings.
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26 September 2023
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Museum's teaching program wins international prize
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21 September 2023
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REDI to help Australians breathe easier
Associate Professor Zoe McKeough's REDI Fellowship allowed her to collaborate with Australian digital healthcare company Perx Health on a research project to empower people with chronic respiratory conditions to better engage with their treatment program.
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18 September 2023
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Five Sydney researchers announced as 2023 Young Tall Poppy award winners
Five early career researchers from the University of Sydney have been honoured as recipients of the 2023 NSW Young Tall Poppy Awards, recognising their contributions to the future of STEM.
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14 September 2023
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Why study surgery at Sydney
Surgeons are medical professionals who specialise in performing surgical procedures to repair, remove, or alter parts of the body to improve a patient's health or quality of life. The discipline of surgery focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions and injuries through operative techniques.
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14 September 2023
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World failing on Sustainable Development Goals
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14 September 2023
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Australians urged to seek out timely dementia diagnosis
Knowing the early signs of dementia and seeking out a timely diagnosis are vital to living well in the long term according to Australian researchers who today launch a public awareness campaign ahead of Dementia Awareness Week.
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12 September 2023
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How can after school care be more than a babysitting service?
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08 September 2023
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Bringing Torres Strait Islander culture and food to the forefront at Sydney
Cultural immersion programs at the University of Sydney encourages students to not only learn more about other cultures, but also fascinates students to learn about their own.
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07 September 2023
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Celebrating 50 years of research and education ties with Vietnam
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Australia and Vietnam, the Australia Vietnam Innovation Symposium brought together experts from government, industry and academia to address shared challenges.
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07 September 2023
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Health policy graduate driving change through education
From the University of Sydney to Ulaanbaatar, health policy graduate Munkhjargal Byambajav is working to improve health outcomes for people in Mongolia.
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06 September 2023
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Why study occupational therapy at Sydney
Our courses in occupational therapy are an excellent choice for students wanting to pursue a rewarding career as an occupational therapist.
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05 September 2023
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Health evidence against gas and oil is piling up, environment experts report
Scientists and medical experts at the University of Sydney have published a new report outlining the health and wellbeing risks to communities from further oil and gas development in Australia.
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04 September 2023
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Google adds health tips to extreme heat advisories based on latest research
Important health and safety tips are being made available to millions around the world, thanks to a new Google search feature developed in collaboration with the Global Heat Health Information Network and informed by University of Sydney research.
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31 August 2023
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Opening doors to careers in medicine and health for high school students
At our Westmead and Camperdown campuses, high school students from across Sydney have had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in medicine and health and what it is like to study at the University of Sydney.
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31 August 2023
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Professor Holmes awarded Croonian Medal by Royal Society
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30 August 2023
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One in four regional youth using vapes
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29 August 2023
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Early career researchers awarded $5.1m funding
The University of Sydney has received funding for 12 research projects through the Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) scheme.
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28 August 2023
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How to become a radiographer
We offer courses in diagnostic radiography that can be taken whether you’re straight out of high school or if you have a bachelor’s degree in another field completely.
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28 August 2023
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Poor lifestyle in 60s linked to risk of aged care
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25 August 2023
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Why study nutrition and dietetics at Sydney
Nutrition and dietetics involves gaining expert knowledge in the science of food and how our body utilises the foods we eat. As a nutritionist or dietitian, you’ll be able to help people to become the best, healthiest versions of themselves.
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25 August 2023
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When proteins get stuck: unlocking the secrets to brain diseases
Biomedical engineers at the University of Sydney, in collaboration with scientists at Cambridge and Harvard, have developed sophisticated optical techniques to monitor how protein aggregates form at the nanoscale, unlocking a pathway to investigate neurodegenerative diseases, like Alzheimer's.
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24 August 2023
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Many websites selling home fertility tests making misleading claims
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22 August 2023
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How to become an Accredited Exercise Physiologist
Discover what you need to become an Accredited Exercise Physiologist. Our courses in exercise physiology can be taken once you’ve finished high school or if you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree in a relevant health field.
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21 August 2023
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Vale Mary-Louise McLaws, a champion of clear science communication
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15 August 2023
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Australia shines in clinical trial activity ranking but gaps revealed
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14 August 2023
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Urgent need for improved blood pressure management in cardiology patients
University of Sydney researchers have discovered more than a third of Australians with atrial fibrillation (AFib) and hypertension have poorly controlled blood pressure, significantly increasing their risk of stroke.
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14 August 2023
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Don't ban headers: teach kids to master the ball instead
World Cup fever is peaking and many hope it will encourage more young players into the game. Dr Kerry Peek is leading the way in promoting education and preparation around heading as young players learn to play and love football.
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11 August 2023
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Indigenous voices need to lead Australia's response to the climate crisis
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11 August 2023
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Wearables will transform health, but change brings challenges say researchers
Wearable technology presents immense opportunities to improve the way we live our lives, but a group of international researchers say the rapidly developing field also brings big challenges.
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09 August 2023
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New method an important step toward future 3D printing of human tissues
University of Sydney researchers have developed an instruction manual for cells, bringing them one step closer to 3D printing human tissues.
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07 August 2023
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How a cat got people talking about rare neurological diseases
An adored 'wobbly' orange cat called Phineas owned by two researchers at the University of Sydney is igniting conversations about rare neurological diseases.
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07 August 2023
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New program shows after school hours care can boost children's social wellbeing
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07 August 2023
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Eight Sydney researchers awarded ARC Future Fellowships for 2023
University of Sydney researchers have been awarded more than $8.5m from the Australian Research Council Future Fellowships
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31 July 2023
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Short bursts of daily activity linked to reduced cancer risk
Promising new research suggests a total of just 4.5 minutes of vigorous activity that makes you huff and puff during daily tasks could reduce the risk of some cancers by up to 32 percent.
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28 July 2023
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How to improve CPR rates in Australian migrant communities
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27 July 2023
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Sydney facility to raise the bar in medical teaching and learning
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25 July 2023
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Announcing the 2023 Eureka Prize finalists
Researchers from the Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Science, and Faculty of Medicine and Health have been recognised for their contributions in research, innovation, leadership and engagement.
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19 July 2023
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How can health research be more ethical for young trans people?
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17 July 2023
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Fish-free omega-3 supplement created from bacteria
A University of Sydney researcher has developed an omega-3 supplement from bacteria rather than fish, in a bid to alleviate pressure on global fish stocks.
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15 July 2023
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Unemployment and underemployment significant drivers of suicide: analysis
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13 July 2023
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Digital skin check service wins Sydney Genesis startup competition
Dermatologist Philig Tong, who developed technology to tackle melanoma, has won $25,000 towards his venture DermScreen in the University of Sydney Business School’s flagship startup accelerator Genesis.
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11 July 2023
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It's time to bust the 'calories in, calories out' weight-loss myth
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05 July 2023
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Is it time for a Medicare-style 'Denticare' scheme?
Affordable and available dental care is crucial to addressing inequality in Australia. Teeth and gum problems can affect everything from your life expectancy and general health to your job prospects. The “dental divide” between rich and poor actually replicates disadvantage in Australian society.
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04 July 2023
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Device that can remotely monitor your breathing: as tested on cane toads
A new photonic radar system has been tested on cane toads by scientists at Sydney Nano and the School of Physics. It delivers contactless, high-definition detection of vital signs and could be developed for use in ICUs, aged-care facilities and for people with sleep apnoea or infants with breathing concerns.
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30 June 2023
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Opioids no more effective than placebo for acute back and neck pain
Opioid pain-relieving medicines are not more effective than a placebo in relieving acute back and neck pain and may even cause harm, according to a world-first trial led by the University of Sydney.
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29 June 2023
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Drug discovery gets $9.75m boost for MedChem Australia
The University of Sydney will be one of three national nodes of MedChem Australia, established in partnership with Monash and WEHI Medical Research, which will accelerate early-stage drug discovery.
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27 June 2023
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Conflict of interest policies at Australian Medical Schools too weak, finds review
A review finds that conflict of interest policies at Australian Medical Schools need to be stronger. However, there is an opportunity to develop a national standard.
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26 June 2023
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Guidelines to help clinicians on safer opioid deprescribing
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26 June 2023
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$3.9 million in funding for ARC Linkage Projects
Seven University of Sydney research teams have secured over $3.9 million in project funding ranging from exploring innovative approaches in developing resilient supply chains to reconnecting Warlpiri communities with their ancestral documentation and cultural recordings.
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22 June 2023
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New leadership to steer university’s public health research
Professor J Jaime Miranda brings a uniquely inclusive international perspective to his role as Head of the Sydney School of Public Health, and plans to leverage this to enhance Australia’s voice in the global public health discourse.
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20 June 2023
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What are the ethical and moral quandaries of synthetic human embryos?
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16 June 2023
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Professor Stephen Bartlett appointed Director of Sydney Nano
Leading quantum physicist Professor Stephen Bartlett will take up the role of Sydney Nano Director after a successful term as Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Science.
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15 June 2023
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How reliable is the egg timer blood test?
Dr Tessa Copp from the Faculty of Medicine and Health unpacks the hype surrounding 'egg timer' tests, which claim to be able to predict both women's chances of conceiving and when menopause might occur for them.
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14 June 2023
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Experts recommend criteria to identify ethical pornography
A team of international experts led by the University of Sydney has identified six criteria that could be used to identify healthy and ethical pornography, with the aim of helping teachers and parents with consent education for young adults over 18.
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13 June 2023
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Preserve ocean health to preserve human health: a call for action
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08 June 2023
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Can exercise help counteract genetic risk of disease?
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06 June 2023
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Sydney invests in Australia's research future with innovative fellowship scheme
An unprecedented investment by the University will support up to 40 new continuing positions, empowering the world's most talented emerging researchers to undertake innovative research to address some of the biggest challenges of our time.
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05 June 2023
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Our brain shape influences how it works, landmark study finds
Joint research by the University of Sydney and Monash University published in Nature has upended conventional wisdom on the brain, showing that its contours and geometry could be a bigger influence on its activity than connections between neurons.
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01 June 2023
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InsideOut Institute's $8m funding enhances support for eating disorders
The University of Sydney welcomes the Australian Government's funding for the InsideOut Institute's award-winning eClinic and Digital GP Hub which aim to improve outcomes for those living with an eating disorder.
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30 May 2023
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Facebook fitness and Insta-vitamins
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30 May 2023
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Researchers banking on new ways to treat multiple sclerosis
Basic discovery research from a team at the School of Medical Sciences could lay the groundwork for future possibilities for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
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30 May 2023
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AI drug discovery will power collaboration with Pharos Therapeutics
A partnership between the University of Sydney's Drug Discovery Initiative and Pharos Therapeutics will use artificial intelligence to more rapidly identify promising treatments for cancers and rare diseases.
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30 May 2023
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Helping clinicians diagnose, monitor, and treat rare eye conditions
In a pioneering effort to facilitate the early diagnosis of CLN3, our Save Sight Institute researchers recently conducted a retrospective study on young patients to identify reliable biomarkers for neurological assessment and genomic investigation of this rare disease.
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25 May 2023
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How can we support kids getting Autism or ADHD assessments better?
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23 May 2023
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Westmead team collaborates on health tech with Google
The Westmead Applied Research Centre (WARC) is leading the way in providing accessible solutions for people with heart disease.
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23 May 2023
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In 2050, over 800 million people globally estimated to be living with back pain
Study estimates there will be over 800 million cases of low back pain in 2050, a 36 percent increase from 2020. With an ageing population, researchers say we must 'put the brakes' on low back pain cases before the burden becomes too great for our healthcare system.
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23 May 2023
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Sydney launches GP Clinical School to elevate the profession and research
The University today launched a new clinical school to enhance general practice as a preferred career choice among medical students, grow opportunities for GP-related research and champion multidisciplinary care in the community.
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17 May 2023
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It's cold and flu season - so what's wrong with cough syrup?
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16 May 2023
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Hep C can be cured but many people are still not being treated
A new project led by the University of Sydney hopes to work out how to eliminate hepatitis C from Australia by encouraging people to take up new, highly curative treatments.
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12 May 2023
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Sydney-led cancer risk research named as 'Paper of the Year'
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12 May 2023
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Culture change needed for a person-centred approach in nursing
Professor Brendan McCormack, Head of the Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery leads a call to action this International Nurses Day.
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10 May 2023
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GPs managing more skin-cancer cases, as cost of treatment climbs
Patients, especially men, living in regional and rural areas are increasingly presenting to GPs for skin cancer and related conditions, according to a national survey conducted by the Daffodil Centre.
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05 May 2023
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Sydney spinout lands $273m deal to develop drugs for psychiatric disorders
Compounds that target oxytocin receptors in the brain are being developed into medicines to treat schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders in a landmark $273m partnership between University of Sydney spinout Kinoxis and Boehringer.
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05 May 2023
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Innovation Hub opens first stage of the Sydney Biomedical Accelerator
The first stage of the $650 million Sydney Biomedical Accelerator has been officially launched with the opening of The Innovation Hub at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
The SBA is a partnership between the University of Sydney, Sydney Local Health District (SLHD) and the NSW Government
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04 May 2023
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Can vaping help people quit smoking? It's unlikely
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03 May 2023
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How close are we to reading minds?
A US study has decoded language and meaning from brain scans. Christina Maher from the School of Biomedical Engineering unpacks how the process works and how far off neurotech is from reading minds.
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03 May 2023
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How can heart healthcare be 'greener'?
A new review has shown how medical professionals in cardiology can help reduce healthcare's carbon footprint, by making small, low-cost changes in how they work.
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03 May 2023
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Vaping and behaviour in schools: what does the research tell us?
In a major speech today, Federal Health Minister Mark Butler said vaping has become “the number one behavioural issue in high schools”. The government today proposed a suite of reforms aimed at reducing vaping. But what does the evidence show about the prevalence of vaping in schools and the kind of behavioural issues associated with it?
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02 May 2023
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Sydney appoint leader in clinical informatics research
Beamtree and the University of Sydney appoint Dr Ben Hachey as new Associate Professor in Clinical Informatics to lead artificial intelligence data analytics research in Australia.
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02 May 2023
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Sciatica surgery pain relief benefits short-lived
A new study has found surgery to reduce leg pain and disability in people with sciatica may not be effective in the long-term.
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01 May 2023
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5 reasons to study endodontics at Sydney
Find out why our Doctor of Clinical Dentistry (Endodontics) is ideal for graduates wanting to future-proof their career and contribute to the complex challenges in dental health.
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26 April 2023
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Sydney launches dedicated endodontics stream into Doctor of Clinical Dentistry
The University of Sydney has launched a new Endodontics stream into the Doctor of Clinical Dentistry degree that offers dentists the chance to become specialists at saving teeth.
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26 April 2023
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Nano-architectured materials that respond to light in real time
Three University of Sydney scientists start work with researchers from Columbia University to better understand how biological systems respond to light, heat, magnetism at the nanoscale and use this to develop futuristic new materials for use in health, engineering and nanoscience.
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26 April 2023
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Transforming oral health care by bridging education gaps
In Australia, there are only 25 registered specialists in Special Needs Dentistry. Dr Archana Pradhan seeks to explore opportunities for collaboration in clinical placements and research related to people with special needs and the elderly.
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20 April 2023
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Medicine on the front line
Dr Lilijana Gorringe was drawn to medicine and primary care while studying at the University of Sydney. Now a GP, she shares her passion by lecturing future medical leaders at the university’s Concord Clinical School.
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19 April 2023
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One graduate's commitment to rural health
Dr Paul Lunney was working as a registered nurse at St George Hospital in Sydney when he found himself seeking a deeper understanding of his patients' experiences. To do this, he decided to upskill in the field of medicine.
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19 April 2023
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The doctor going to infinity and beyond
University of Sydney graduate Dr Tony Schiemer has been soaring high since he made the decision early on in his career to combine his expertise in engineering with his true passion for medicine and helping others.
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19 April 2023
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Spin-off developing oral insulin receives commercial backing
A spin-off company founded by three University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District academics has received $2.2 million in backing from Australian biotech incubator Proto Axiom to help bring their drug delivery technology to the clinic.
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18 April 2023
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Scientists build human lungs in a dish to test medicines
Scientists have developed a step-by-step blueprint to create advanced human lung models in the lab, which they say will accelerate the discovery and development of new drugs and reduce reliance on animal testing.
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12 April 2023
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Nearly two-thirds of adolescent long stays in NSW hospitals for mental health
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05 April 2023
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Three ways to help build family support for young trans people
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04 April 2023
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GPs more likely to undercharge than overcharge Medicare
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03 April 2023
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Two researchers honoured in NHMRC Research Excellence Awards
Professor Eddie Holmes and Professor Greg Fox, both from the Faculty of Medicine and Health, have been awarded NHMRC Research Excellence Awards.
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30 March 2023
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University of Sydney researcher wins coveted $8 million Snow Fellowship
The Snow Medical Research Foundation (Snow Medical) has awarded Associate Professor Lining (Arnold) Ju and his team from the University of Sydney's School of Biomedical Engineering an $8 million Fellowship.
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28 March 2023
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TGA review strengthens case for much tighter vape restrictions at the border
The federal government is considering the TGA’s advice to strengthen border control for vape products. Associate Professor Becky Freeman and Senior Advisor Paul Grogan explain what this means for how we tackle the ongoing vaping issue.
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28 March 2023
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Earlier disclosure of COVID-19 origins could have saved us three years of political quarrelling
China has finally revealed the crucial COVID-19 origins data. Professor Dominic Dwyer from the Faculty of Medicine and Health discusses how early disclosure could have saved us three years of political discourse.
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24 March 2023
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Dr Charles Perkins' extraordinary legacy honoured with Blue Plaque
Dr Charles Perkins AO has been recognised for his life’s work through the installation of a Blue Plaque at the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre.
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23 March 2023
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Humanities and medicine excel in QS Subject Rankings
The University of Sydney has performed strongly in the 2023 QS World University Rankings by Subject, with seven disciplines ranked in the global top 20 and 30 in the top 50.
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22 March 2023
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Diet and exercise programs alone won't tackle childhood obesity
Focusing on immediate fixes such as diet and exercise programs alone won't curb the tide of childhood obesity, according to a new study that for the first time maps the complex pathways that lead to obesity in childhood.
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22 March 2023
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Harnessing AI to improve the future of oral health
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21 March 2023
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Our research isn't an argument against cashless gaming reform in NSW
Research into poker machines and electronic gaming at the University of Sydney Brain and Mind Centre by Professor Sally Gainsbury and Professor Alex Blaszczynski is no green light for the status quo on gambling reform.
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21 March 2023
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Calls for total elimination of direct sales of vaping products
All sales of vaping products other than those prescribed by a doctor to aid in quitting smoking should be stopped to curb skyrocketing uptake of e-cigarettes in young people, according to one of Australia’s leading tobacco control experts.
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17 March 2023
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Cancer care and lessons learned from the pandemic
A new study by The University of Sydney and Duke University in the United States found that people living with cancer suffered considerable stress during the pandemic. Read to discover how we can learn from these lessons.
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16 March 2023
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Australian unpaid social contributions valued at $287 billion
Australians generated at least $287.86 billion in value through unpaid social contributions in 2021, according to a new report from the University of Sydney’s Mental Wealth Initiative.
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15 March 2023
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Mediterranean diet reduces risk of heart disease, death in women
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15 March 2023
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Culturally diverse people might resist frontotemporal dementia symptoms for longer
University of Sydney researchers who compared people with frontotemporal dementia have found that those born overseas who first spoke a language other than English can tolerate the disease longer before symptoms gain a foothold.
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14 March 2023
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Sydney researchers honoured by Australian Academy of Science
University of Sydney researchers Professor Renae Ryan and Dr Rachel Wang have been honoured in the 2023 Australian Academy of Science honorific awards.
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14 March 2023
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Avian influenza viruses could spawn the next human pandemic
The next pandemic that cascades through the human population could be caused by a new influenza virus strain concocted in animals, against which humans will have little to no immunity. That's the conclusion of Australian and Chinese scientists who analysed close to five decades of animal influenza records.
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13 March 2023
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Reducing trip hazards and decluttering can significantly reduce falls among older people at home
Eliminating hazards around the home, such as clutter, stairs without railings and poor lighting, can reduce the risk of falls for older people by around a quarter, according to a new Cochrane review.
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10 March 2023
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Moving on from COVID means facing its impact on mental health, say experts
A new review on the global mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic confirms feared increases in depression and anxiety, with leading experts saying little has been done to address what is set to become a mounting mental health crisis.
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09 March 2023
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Spinal cord stimulation doesn't help with back pain, says new review
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07 March 2023
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Sydney academics and alumni awarded 2023 Fulbright Scholarships
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03 March 2023
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Poor sleep linked to years of poor cardiovascular health
Having trouble sleeping? A new study examines the link between poor sleep and cardiovascular disease-free life expectancy.
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02 March 2023
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University renews affiliation agreement with Melanoma Institute Australia
The University of Sydney and Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) have executed a five-year affiliation agreement, ending 30 November 2027.
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Tony Weiss to chair Expert Panel of the $40m NSW Biosciences Fund
Professor Tony Weiss scientific and innovation leadership at the Charles Perkins Centre recognised by his appointment as Chair of the Expert Panel guiding the work of the NSW Biosciences Fund.
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02 March 2023
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NSW Government backs University-led consortium on drug discovery
Professor Michael Kassiou from the Drug Discovery Initiative and School of Chemistry will lead the NSW Organoid Innovation Centre, which will focus on stem-cell science to accelerate precision medicine.
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01 March 2023
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Industry collaborations progress research in advanced imaging and vaccination
University of Sydney researchers involved in successful Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) grants to advance image guided cancer surgery and develop a needle-free COVID-19 vaccine.
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27 February 2023
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Parents are unintentionally heating up prams: here's what you need to know
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22 February 2023
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How a TV series is making people pay attention to deadly fungal infections
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22 February 2023
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With advances in neurotech, how can we protect our brain data?
Our neurodata can reveal our most private selves. As brain implants become common, how will it be protected? Christina Maher from the University of Sydney explains the benefits and risks.
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16 February 2023
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University of Sydney joins Technician Commitment program
The University of Sydney has joined the UK Science Council-led Technician Commitment to ensure ongoing recognition and commitment to its technicians.
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16 February 2023
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Secondary crises now greatest threat to life after earthquakes
According to Dr Aaron Opdyke from the University of Sydney's School of Civil Engineering, secondary crises after the Turkey-Syria earthquakes are now the greatest threat to life.
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15 February 2023
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Outstanding researchers supported with prestigious prizes
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15 February 2023
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Decaf kills coffee withdrawal symptoms
Coffee drinkers can take advantage of a new placebo discovery showing decaffeinated coffee quenches withdrawal symptoms in people reliant on their daily caffeine fix.
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14 February 2023
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Disability services need to employ more people with lived experience
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14 February 2023
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Simulation could help explain nutrients' impact on gut
New research is shedding light on the importance of the communal interplay of gut bacteria, and how nutrients and vitamins may modulate or influence microbiota communities.
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14 February 2023
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Intermittent fasting leads to weight loss, not improved health
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10 February 2023
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Digital program gets school kids moving
Every parent worries about how much time their child spends on screens, but what if screens could also provide the answer to growing levels of inactivity in Australian kids?
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08 February 2023
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Writing Fellowship addresses real world health challenges
Australian creative writers of renown are invited to apply for a generous University of Sydney Fellowship which provides a grant of $100,000 and other benefits to begin work on a project exploring issues around health.
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07 February 2023
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The cities we create lead to isolation and loneliness
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02 February 2023
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Antidepressants use for chronic pain on the rise, but are they effective?
A University of Sydney led review has found some antidepressants may be effective in treating certain chronic pain conditions, but others lack convincing evidence on their effectiveness
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02 February 2023
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Parental support linked to teen internet addiction
Teenagers who feel well-supported by their parents are more likely to report increased internet addiction over time, in a surprise finding from a new University of Sydney Business School study.
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23 January 2023
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Scientists find way to heal scars left behind by heart attacks
A new method can reverse the loss of elasticity of damaged heart tissue following heart attacks and minimise complications with pumping and transporting blood.
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13 January 2023
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Olives, cherries and cricket: the dental dangers of the silly season
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22 December 2022
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How to deal with close encounters with Christmas critters
As the warmer months arrive, they also bring increased activity from creatures that can bite and sting. Our experts share how to have a safe summer and avoid any close encounters as we spend more time in the great outdoors.
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22 December 2022
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Trial to explore the use of psychedelics for alcohol use disorder
Researchers at the University of Sydney are embarking on an Australian first research trial into the use of psychedelics in combination with psychotherapy for the treatment of alcohol use disorder.
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22 December 2022
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Should we move our loved one with dementia into a nursing home?
Almost 400,000 Australians are living with dementia. A million or more family members and friends care for them. About two-thirds of people with dementia live in the community. 6 things to analyse when considering a nursing home.
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21 December 2022
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Sydney nursing graduate named WHO Chief Nursing Officer
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20 December 2022
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Lack of funding for dental health research despite growing impact on Australians
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20 December 2022
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Sydney Biomedical Accelerator wins partnership of the year
State-of-the-art biomedical research complex wins Partnership of the Year Award at Sydney Local Health District's 2022 Innovation and Excellence Awards.
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16 December 2022
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How long can you safely eat Christmas leftovers?
Dr Kim-Yen Phan-Thien from the Faculty of Science shares her expert advice on food safety and managing your leftovers to get the best out of them. Read to find out how long you can safely eat Christmas leftovers.
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16 December 2022
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Personalised cancer care fast-tracked at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse
Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, the University of Sydney and the University of Wollongong are collaborating closely in the foundation of the Arto Hardy Biomedical Innovation Hub which aims to accelerate personalised cancer treatment
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16 December 2022
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$23 million for innovative health and medical research
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15 December 2022
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A year of research in pictures
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15 December 2022
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Pioneering heat stress scale to be trialed in Western Sydney
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13 December 2022
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Medicine and health stories that got people talking in 2022
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13 December 2022
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One-minute bursts of activity during daily tasks could prolong your life, finds study
New research from the University of Sydney finds just several bursts of huffing and puffing during daily tasks are associated with large reductions in the risk of premature death, particularly from cardiovascular disease.
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09 December 2022
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Proud Bundajalung man Boe Rambaldini awarded Honorary Fellow of the University
The University of Sydney awards an Honorary Fellow of the University to Boe Rambaldini for his tireless work to support the improved health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Read to discover his incredible story.
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08 December 2022
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University boosts commitment to Westmead, with 'futuristic' training fitout
An innovative research and teaching space at the Westmead Health Precinct will better prepare medical and nursing students for clinical practice, with the University of Sydney announcing a $10 million investment for a futuristic fit out.
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06 December 2022
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Pain becomes purpose for UN Women MBA scholarship winner
Leadership is an opportunity to support vulnerable and at-risk women for Martha Vasquez, the latest recipient of the University of Sydney Business School UN Women Australia MBA scholarship, whose focus is informed by her own experiences of both discrimination and depression.
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01 December 2022
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The global complexities of oral health
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29 November 2022
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Grants to study mood disorder treatments & impact of sleep on brain ageing
Sydney researchers have received two National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Synergy Grants worth $10 million.
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25 November 2022
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Australian researchers honoured for work in infectious disease prevention
A group of infectious disease experts combating the spread of tuberculosis in Vietnam has been recognised for their tireless research and advocacy, which has spanned over a decade.
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24 November 2022
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From the emergency room to aged care: the potential of HIRAID<sup>®</sup> in healthcare
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23 November 2022
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State of the art medical education facilities open in Dubbo
Over $10 million in Australian Government, philanthropic and University funding has enabled the redevelopment of the School of Rural Health in Dubbo into a fully resourced graduate clinical school of medicine.
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21 November 2022
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Primary Health Care Registered Nursing
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18 November 2022
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Strengthening systems for health equity with VR
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18 November 2022
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How the latest COVID wave will stretch our health system further
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17 November 2022
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Healing Holistically – Healthy Country and Community
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17 November 2022
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University of Sydney and Calvary announce partnership
The University of Sydney and leading healthcare provider Calvary have announced a formal partnership aimed at shaping the sector through clinical placements, education, and staff development.
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16 November 2022
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In-depth study supports new solutions for healthcare workers
A major study has shown that healthcare and social assistance workers are twice as likely to file a workplace compensation claim for psychological injuries — a problem University of Sydney Business School researchers are working to fix.
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16 November 2022
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New nasal vaccine strategy could improve COVID-19 protection
Researchers from the Centenary Institute and the University of Sydney have developed a new nasal vaccination strategy that induces potent lung immunity and protection against COVID-19. Read to discover their nasal vaccine strategy.
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16 November 2022
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Sydney researchers ranked among global elite
The prestigious 2022 Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher List named 23 University of Sydney experts among the top one percent in their fields, while a Stanford University study, published earlier this month, ranked 393 Sydney academics among the global top two percent in their fields.
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16 November 2022
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Older carers struggled to balance work and care during pandemic
Workers aged 45-54 with care responsibilities struggled during the first two years of COVID-19 in Australia, with knock on consequences beyond the pandemic, according to a new report published by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR).
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11 November 2022
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Most detailed map of brain’s memory hub finds connectivity puzzle
The most detailed map ever made of the communication links between the hippocampus - the brain's memory control centre - and the rest of the brain has been created by Australian scientists. And it may change how we think about human memory.
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10 November 2022
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Better services for alcohol and other drugs
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04 November 2022
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Service helps people 'step up' to shape the future of ageing in Australia
A new service to help connect people to research projects in ageing and dementia is changing what healthy ageing looks like in Australia to empower our community. Read to discover the service.
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04 November 2022
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Professor Glenda Halliday named as NSW Scientist of the Year
Professor Glenda Halliday from the University of Sydney has been named as 2022 New South Wales Scientist of the Year, in recognition of her work identifying and understanding dementia and degenerative motor syndromes.
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02 November 2022
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Three wins at the NSW Premier's Prizes for Science & Engineering
Three University of Sydney researchers are today being recognised in the NSW Premier's Prizes for Science & Engineering for their tireless work that has left footprints on the state.
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02 November 2022
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Meet the great minds of the Charles Perkins Centre
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01 November 2022
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Charles Perkins Centre's decade of discovery
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01 November 2022
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How financial hardship is damaging our health
Australia is facing a cost-of-living crisis. Rising costs of rent, fuel, food and power have increased financial stress for many households. Here is how it will impact our health.
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31 October 2022
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Measuring wellbeing for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders
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28 October 2022
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Scientists warn of Earth's unequivocal climate emergency
Earth’s vital signs have deteriorated to the point humanity is “unequivocally” facing a climate emergency, an international coalition of researchers warns in a report published today.
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27 October 2022
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Better reporting of harms needed in clinical trials
Researchers say there are important gaps in how harms are being reported in clinical trials. This impacts how scientists and the public weigh up the benefits and harms of treatments
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27 October 2022
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Young cancer researcher's dedication advances patient treatments
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25 October 2022
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Scientists manufacture 'living blood vessel'
An international consortium of researchers led by the University of Sydney, has developed technology to enable the manufacturing of materials that mimic the structure of living blood vessels, with significant implications for the future of surgery.
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24 October 2022
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Funding success for Sydney cardiac & diabetes researchers
Two University of Sydney researchers have been awarded funding to help address critical gaps in diabetes and cardiovascular disease, the leading causes of death and disability in Australia
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21 October 2022
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Joint research to alleviate the pain of arthritis
A collaboration between Sydney biotech firm Regeneus and a team of researchers from the University of Sydney is developing a novel treatment to interrupt the process that leads to pain in osteoarthritis, improving the quality of life of millions of people worldwide.
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18 October 2022
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Medtech company partners with researchers to improve arrhythmia outcomes
A Sydney-based medtech firm specialising in heart arrhythmia management has partnered with University of Sydney researchers to develop a novel technology that will improve therapeutic outcomes for people with heart rhythm disorders.
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18 October 2022
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Sydney experts elected to Academy of Health and Medical Sciences
Sydney experts in infectious diseases, pharmacology and paediatrics have been elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences
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17 October 2022
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Prioritising protein during perimenopause may ward off weight gain
Minor adjustments to the balance of macronutrients in a woman's daily diet during the transition to menopause could lessen or even prevent weight gain and lean tissue loss, according to researchers from the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre.
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13 October 2022
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Sydney researchers receive 31 Investigator grants
Creating a genetic map to prevent future pandemics, chronic disease support and heart attack prevention are some of the projects awarded funding in the 2022 NHMRC Investigator Grants
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12 October 2022
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Unique partnership revolutionising surgical imaging with robotics
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12 October 2022
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From budding journalist to medical care equity advocate
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11 October 2022
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Words of wisdom from our alumni
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11 October 2022
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Preserving a body of work
Thanks to a pioneering group of donors, rare pathological specimens will be preserved for future generations of students to study vital elements of human diseases.
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07 October 2022
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Meet the Poche Centre, Sydney's newest flagship research centre
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07 October 2022
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13 Sydney researchers win Heart Foundation fellowships and awards
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07 October 2022
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Going with your gut
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06 October 2022
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Conspiracy theories thrive on YouTube, new study
A new study by social media researchers at the University of Sydney and QUT has found conspiracy theories are thriving on YouTube despite the platform's efforts to harden posting rules and guidelines.
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05 October 2022
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$40m funding boost for Sydney medical research
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30 September 2022
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Sydney professor recognised by UN as global leader in ageing
The UN's Healthy Ageing 50 recognises 50 leaders who are transforming the world into a better place to grow old. Professor Yun-Hee Jeon is one of only three Australians named.
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30 September 2022
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Research to develop next generation of TB vaccines
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29 September 2022
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Indigenous health research conference celebrates innovation
The IRNet National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Showcase will focus on the First Nations Australians transforming research and care. Read more.
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27 September 2022
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Study provides new insights on teen vaping behaviour in Australia
A new study aims to track young Australian' knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and behaviours about using vapes.
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27 September 2022
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Majority of Gen Z unaware of how meat consumption impacts climate
A survey of Gen Z Australians by a University of Sydney researcher found that while the majority believe climate change is anthropogenic - caused by humans - fewer than half understand the impact of livestock and meat consumption.
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26 September 2022
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Sophisticated robot drives innovation across musculoskeletal care
A $400,000 robot which could significantly improve hip and knee replacements is now operational at the Kolling Institute, a joint venture between the Northern Sydney Local Health District and the University of Sydney
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23 September 2022
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Early career researchers awarded $9.5m funding
The University of Sydney has received funding for 22 research projects through the Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) scheme.
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16 September 2022
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Multiple NHMRC grant wins for Sydney health researchers
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16 September 2022
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Free cannabis testing for ACT home-growers
A study will examine home-grown cannabis in the Australian Capital Territory for medicinal and non/medicinal purposes. The goal is to investigate cannabis consumption, behaviours and attitudes among users
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15 September 2022
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Seven researchers receive ARC Future Fellowship funding
Researchers at the University of Sydney have been announced as ARC Future Fellows, receiving a combined funding amount of $6.5 million to forward impactful research.
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15 September 2022
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Pace as important as 10,000 steps
10,000 steps a day is the ‘sweet spot’ for lowered risk of disease and death, but how fast you walk could be just as important according to new research.
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13 September 2022
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Five virus families that could cause the next pandemic
The CSIRO has delivered a strategic overview of key science and technology-enabled solutions to better prepare Australia. It also recommends learning more about the five most concerning virus families.
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07 September 2022
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Meet the team detecting heart disease before it strikes
A University of Sydney led international team is working to stop early coronary artery disease directly, to stop previously undetected heart disease in its tracks.
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06 September 2022
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India visit to strengthen research and education partnerships
The University of Sydney’s Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Mark Scott, is travelling to India this week to participate in the Australia India Leadership Dialogue. Discover how this trip will strengthen the University's relationship with the nation.
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02 September 2022
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Sydney to lead four research centres of excellence
The University of Sydney has been awarded $10 million for four Centres of Research Excellence (CRE) schemes. The centres will research stroke management, early cerebral palsy diagnosis, lung disease and cervical cancer control.
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02 September 2022
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Pioneers recognised in Australia’s top science prizes
Pioneering research from the University of Sydney to create robotic imaging systems to de-risk surgery and assess how dietary choices impact health, environment, and economy simultaneously, have been recognised in the 2022 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.
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01 September 2022
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Natural virus predators offer potential alternative to antibiotics
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31 August 2022
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Historic $478m investment to change Australian healthcare forever
The University of Sydney today announced its largest ever capital investment, a landmark $478 million to build a nation-leading biomedical precinct to fast track research and patient care in New South Wales.
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29 August 2022
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Cutting down vitamin D tests could help lower carbon cost of healthcare
Unnecessary vitamin D testing in Australia is costing our health care system up to $87million and creating a significant carbon footprint which otherwise could be avoidable.
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24 August 2022
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Apps kept us healthy during the pandemic, but it came at a cost
The same apps that kept us moving during the pandemic sometimes had a negative emotional impact, according to new research led by the University of Sydney.
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19 August 2022
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Climate threat to food supply chains creates 'domino effect'
A new study by a multidisciplinary team of researchers shows that climate change and extreme weather events will impact food supply chains, with adverse effects on income, food and nutrient availability.
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19 August 2022
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How do we know the origins of COVID came from a market?
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18 August 2022
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'Abnormal' protein could be a common link between all forms of motor neurone disease
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12 August 2022
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People with disability and carers at more risk of homelessness, PTSD after floods
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09 August 2022
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Nepean Clinical School making an environmental impact
Staff and students at the Nepean Clinical School have been saving unused consumables left over from clinical trials run at Nepean Hospital, previously destined for landfill. They have diverted the material's fate from landfill, and towards collection for sorting and redistribution.
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27 July 2022
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2022 Eureka Prize finalists announced
Six academics from across the Faculties of Science, Medicine and Health and Engineering have been named Eureka Prize finalists in recognition of their innovative research.
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27 July 2022
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Assessing life expectancy for voluntary assisted dying may prove challenging
Doctors determining a person’s eligibility for voluntary assisted dying must assess each person’s life expectancy which is an “inherently uncertain and imprecise” task made more difficult by inconsistent wording across state legislation, according to University of Sydney experts.
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25 July 2022
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Type of early-onset dementia now more detectable
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25 July 2022
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No clear medical definition of 'growing pains'
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25 July 2022
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Sydney research recognised among world's best
The prestigious ShanghaiRanking (formerly Academic Ranking of World Universities or ARWU) Global Ranking of Academic Subjects ranked University of Sydney Nursing 7th globally, Telecommunication Engineering 9th and Transportation Science and Technology 10th.
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21 July 2022
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COVID shield: spray coating to shield surfaces from viruses, bacteria
A sprayable coating that prevents the surface spread of infection from bacteria and viruses, including COVID-19, over a sustained period has been developed by a team of Australian researchers.
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21 July 2022
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Staying Healthy in Winter
While winter can be a great time of year and provide cool relief from hot summers in Australia, colder temperatures bring the flu season and a greater risk of other health problems. Our health researchers offer the following expert advice for winter well-being.
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21 July 2022
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Meet the team leading the fight against global corneal blindness
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20 July 2022
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Artificial intelligence pioneers fund next generation of researchers
The founders of global tech company Appen, Julia and Chris Vonwiller, will fund a $1 million acceleration of the University's Digital Sciences Initiative (DSI). In particular, the gift will support renowned researcher Professor Gemma Figtree's quest to identify blood-based biomarkers that indicate the very earliest signs of heart disease.
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19 July 2022
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COVID drugs in Australia: what's available and how to get them
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19 July 2022
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Over 250,000 Australians will die from cancers caused by cigarette smoking over the next 25 years
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14 July 2022
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What is foot-and-mouth disease?
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12 July 2022
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Sydney researchers named 2022 Young Tall Poppies
Three University of Sydney researchers have been awarded 2022 Young Tall Poppy Science Awards in recognition of their work across engineering, medicine and health, and science.
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12 July 2022
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Can you outrun a poor diet?
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12 July 2022
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Australia could be first to adopt routine childhood screening for type 1 diabetes
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11 July 2022
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Diphtheria is back in Australia, here’s why – and how vaccines can prevent its spread
An unvaccinated toddler from the far north coast of New South Wales is in intensive care after catching respiratory diphtheria (diphtheria of the throat). A six-year-old close family contact is also infected.
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06 July 2022
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'Long COVID' presents a major health challenge - how can Australia be prepared?
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30 June 2022
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Evaluating attempts to improve detection of small babies during pregnancy
Small babies or those that fail to reach their growth potential are at increased risk of poor pregnancy and birth outcomes, including stillbirth.
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24 June 2022
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Sydney debuts new Heat and Health Research Incubator
The Heat and Health Research Incubator will work with policymakers, industry, healthcare professionals and researchers to reduce the impacts of extreme heat and hot weather on human health and society.
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24 June 2022
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Micro-device could pick up early signs of heart attack or stroke
Biomedical engineer Dr Arnold Lining Ju from the University of Sydney is developing a biomedical micro-device to detect changes in the blood before a heart attack or stroke takes place.
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20 June 2022
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How should an Australian 'centre for disease control' prepare us for the next pandemic?
Over the past two years, Australians have become familiar with the threat of infectious disease outbreaks. COVID won’t be the last pandemic to affect our lives.
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14 June 2022
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Digital tool gives surgeons a pre-theatre rehearsal
University of Sydney researchers are developing a surgical planning tool to assist surgeons in planning complex jawbone reconstruction procedures using these new generation devices.
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10 June 2022
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Sydney 41st in world in QS rankings
The University of Sydney continues to perform strongly in the highly regarded QS World University Rankings, ranking 41st in the world.
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09 June 2022
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1,037 Australians share priority policy issues for mental health
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07 June 2022
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How to complain about aged care and get the result you want
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06 June 2022
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1.4 million Australians will die of cancer in the next 25 years unless governments act
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03 June 2022
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Screen time, alcohol & poor sleep for girls: how the pandemic impacts teens
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02 June 2022
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Research to improve the lives of children with juvenile arthritis
Most people have never heard the word ‘arthritis’ associated with youth, yet juvenile arthritis is as common in children as Type 1 diabetes. New research aims to give families the evidence, services and support they need to navigate this difficult condition.
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01 June 2022
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Very high doses of cannabis component CBD don't affect driving
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31 May 2022
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How COVID-19 created dramatic changes in a 'winter virus'
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31 May 2022
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Sydney trailblazers appointed to the Academy of Science
University of Sydney academics have been recognised for their work in the annual awards of the Australian Academy of Science, the country’s premier scientific association.
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26 May 2022
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Sydney researchers secure over 12 million clinical trial funding
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24 May 2022
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During general anaesthesia, 1 in 10 people may be 'conscious' following intubation
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24 May 2022
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University of Sydney researchers awarded REDI Industry Fellowships
Three University of Sydney researchers have been awarded an industry fellowship to help translate medical research for industry, from innovative imaging technologies, to how artificial intelligence can help identify diseases.
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13 May 2022
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Should I be updating my COVID vaccination now?
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10 May 2022
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First comprehensive study reveals why Australians take medicinal cannabis
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10 May 2022
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Medical researchers awarded over $11 million in funding
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06 May 2022
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Honorary Fellowship awarded to sports physician
Dr Katherine Rae, a University of Sydney alumni, received an Honorary Fellowship for her service to the University in sports medicine.
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05 May 2022
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Digital health support systems help improve health for people with breast cancer
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05 May 2022
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New reports inform the future of health in our region
COVID-19 and other emergencies have highlighted the interdependence of health security and health systems; with an opportunity to build back better. Two new reports provide a roadmap for stronger post-pandemic health systems in the Indo-Pacific.
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05 May 2022
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Youth outline top health concerns on scientific stage
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02 May 2022
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Sensor bracelet designed to give back control to hand-impaired
Australian researchers are developing a 3D printed bracelet to allow people living with hand-impairment to easily use computers and play video games.
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02 May 2022
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Honorary Doctor of Medicine and Health for Dr Barry Catchlove AM
Dr Barry Catchlove has been recognised for his outstanding contribution as a medical professional and administrator. Read more.
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21 April 2022
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Cricket: more than a game for Pakistani team's new doctor
A lifelong passion for cricket and sports medicine has taken University of Sydney alumnus Dr Najeeb Soomro from Pakistan to Australia and back again - working for hospitals and local cricket teams, from Broken Hill to Bunbury. His varied experience has led to his dream role as Chief Medical Officer at the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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21 April 2022
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Jillian Skinner awarded honorary doctorate
The University of Sydney has awarded an honorary doctorate to The Honorable Jillian Skinner for her services to health, medical research, and politics in Australia.
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20 April 2022
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Reducing the risk of stroke and heart problems after surgery
Researchers from the University of Sydney and Westmead Hospital have been awarded $1.8 million to advance research into reducing the risk of stroke and heart complications in patients undergoing major surgery.
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14 April 2022
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Rural background or rural training key to retention of country doctors
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11 April 2022
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Want to be sustainable and cool? Choose fans more and aircon less
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08 April 2022
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University of Sydney rises in QS subject rankings
In the 2022 QS World University Rankings by Subject, the University of Sydney has nine subjects in the top 20 and 28 subjects in the top 50 globally.
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06 April 2022
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Maree Teesson to chair national mental health expert panel
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05 April 2022
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Robyn Ward to contribute to national healthcare research strategy
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05 April 2022
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Researchers find surprising twist behind rare neurological disorder
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04 April 2022
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Back pain treatments shouldn't neglect the mind: study
The best treatment for chronic low back pain doesn't just focus on the physical but rather combines traditional physiotherapy treatments with those that focus on the mind, according to new research from the University of Sydney.
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31 March 2022
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Sydney researchers honoured with NHMRC leadership awards
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31 March 2022
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Sydney experts respond to 2022 Budget
University of Sydney academics in housing and planning, work and organisational studies and health and aged care respond to the Federal Budget that was delivered last night.
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30 March 2022
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University of Sydney and HammondCare announce partnership
The University of Sydney and leading aged, dementia and palliative care charity HammondCare today announced a formal partnership aimed at shaping the sector through collaboration on research, education and social impact.
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24 March 2022
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Can music slow the onset of neurodegenerative disease?
A new collaboration between the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre (BMC) and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (SCM) will be launched on 25 March. Together they are designing a musical intervention to help those at risk of cognitive decline.
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24 March 2022
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Floods expose social inequities, and potential mental health epidemic in its wake
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23 March 2022
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University and Minderoo launch 'Thrive by Five' app, in Indonesia
The University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and Minderoo Foundation have begun a global rollout of a unique, culturally tailored app for parents and carers, focused on crucial early childhood development, with the first launch in Indonesia today.
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21 March 2022
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Why people with disability and their carers fare worse after floods
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16 March 2022
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Pandemic response led to a drop in Australian deaths in 2020
Public health measures taken in response to the pandemic resulted in fewer-than-expected Australian deaths overall in 2020, including death from COVID-19, but more deaths from diabetes, a paper led by the University of Sydney-led shows.
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16 March 2022
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Effective biopsy technique to identify cancer spread underused
An innovative diagnostic technique, sentinel lymph node biopsy is now widely recommended in both melanoma and breast cancer to determine whether cancer cells have spread to the lymph nodes.
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15 March 2022
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Masters players committed to the team, ignore heart health: study
Research from the University of Sydney and Royal North Shore Hospital provides insights into cardiac risk among footballers of ‘masters’ age (35 years and older).
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15 March 2022
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Partnership encourages innovation in how universities and industry collaborate
Australian universities could be at the global forefront of research translation and commercialisation in health and medicine if barriers to collaboration are overcome and best practice models explored, according to a new University of Sydney and AusBiotech report.
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14 March 2022
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Many Australian medical researchers not declaring conflicts of interest: Study
Many Australian medical researchers are not accurately disclosing payments from pharmaceutical companies, a study has revealed, and the results likely to underestimate the issue on a national and global scale.
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14 March 2022
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Matthew Kiernan first Australian to receive Sheila Essey Award
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11 March 2022
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Academy of Science honours Sydney researcher
Professor Steve Simpson from the Charles Perkins Centre and Faculty of Science has been awarded the prestigious MacFarlane Burnet Medal and Lecture by the Australian Academy of Science, the country's premier scientific association.
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10 March 2022
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Sotrovimab shown to cause COVID-19 treatment-resistant mutations
Australian research led by the University of Sydney has uncovered resistance mutations to Sotrovimab – a monoclonal antibody treatment developed to minimise the risk of severe COVID-19 in patients who have underlying health conditions.
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10 March 2022
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Public health researcher wins NSW Women of the year Award
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09 March 2022
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New facilities for Dubbo medical students
The University of Sydney Medical School has completed the redevelopment of its Rural Clinical School in Dubbo, which includes a new teaching building complete with the latest in medical education technology.
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08 March 2022
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Rain crisis hits internet, infrastructure, and your walls
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04 March 2022
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Are medicines affecting our response to infections like COVID-19?
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02 March 2022
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A Colombian-Australian with a border collie walks into a vet
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25 February 2022
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Russia-Ukraine war: experts explain
Sydney experts weigh in on the rapidly escalating Russia-Ukraine war.
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25 February 2022
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Sydney academics and alumni awarded 2022 Fulbright Scholarships
Eleven prestigious Fulbright Scholarships have been awarded to members of the University of Sydney community and alumni.
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25 February 2022
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Partnership to transform dementia care in residential aged care
A partnership project led by the University of Sydney has received funding from the Australian Government to improve the independence, health and wellbeing of people living with dementia in residential aged care.
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23 February 2022
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Discovery of new Hendra virus variant example of being proactive on emerging diseases
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23 February 2022
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International study reveals how drug safety advisories affect prescribing
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22 February 2022
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Superhero substance used in new bone implants to combat infection
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21 February 2022
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COVID-19 Delta & Omicron variant in education settings: new report
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21 February 2022
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Sport during school linked to academic performance
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11 February 2022
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Problematic levels of loneliness widespread in many countries
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10 February 2022
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Using radar to monitor burn victims and babies? It's now possible
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03 February 2022
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COVID-19 guide developed for Pasifika community
University of Sydney and Multiculturalism NSW create easy-to-read COVID-19 information for Pasifika communities in six languages with infographics.
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03 February 2022
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University of Sydney welcomes government bio-tech callout
The University of Sydney today welcomed the NSW Government’s callout for partners to scale up the bio-tech centre in the Westmead health and education precinct.
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02 February 2022
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Meat eating link to inflammation, worse gut health and MS
Eating more meat, having less carbohydrate-digesting bacteria in the gut, and more pro-inflammatory immune cells in the blood all link with multiple sclerosis (MS), researchers from University of Sydney, Washington University and UConn Health have found.
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28 January 2022
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First students commence four-year medical degree in Dubbo
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27 January 2022
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Kirsten Andrews appointed Vice-Principal (External Relations)
The University of Sydney has announced the appointment of Kirsten Andrews to the position of Vice-Principal (External Relations). Read more.
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25 January 2022
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Light, flexible school shoes the best option for kids: new research
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24 January 2022
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$13m for national eating disorder research centre
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22 January 2022
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Escalation of eating disorders during COVID-19, research finds
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21 January 2022
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Nanobubbles a pathway to better medical devices
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21 January 2022
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Innovative mental health grants awarded to Sydney Researchers
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17 January 2022
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Medicine & Health researchers awarded $1.5 million NHMRC funding
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14 January 2022
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$10m for national stroke & heart research translation accelerator
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14 January 2022
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New world-first clinical trial on benefits of losing weight prior to pregnancy
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13 January 2022
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Sydney researchers awarded ARC funding for 78 research projects
The University of Sydney has received more than $36 million from the Australian Research Council (ARC) to fund 78 research projects.
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12 January 2022
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Your daily medications could put you at greater risk of sunburn
With summer holidays underway, it's time to think about the sun and your skin, say researchers from the Sydney Pharmacy School.
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23 December 2021
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How our experts shaped the COVID-19 response
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22 December 2021
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Stories that challenged our thinking in 2021
University of Sydney research stories that challenged our thinking in 2021
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21 December 2021
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How we walk could impact future arthritis
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21 December 2021
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26 books you should read this summer
University of Sydney experts share their favourite books from 2021. These are the books they couldn't put down, the unexpected comforts during the pandemic, the deep fascinating reads late at night, and the much-loved books they reread.
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20 December 2021
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Study advances knowledge of what happens in our cells after exercise
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10 December 2021
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Two-year follow up shows delaying umbilical cord clamping saves babies' lives
An University of Sydney-led study finds that aiming to wait just 60 seconds to clamp the umbilical cord of very premature babies at birth continues to have benefits two years on - decreasing the child's risk of death or major disability.
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09 December 2021
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NSW Premier's Awards for our cancer researchers
University of Sydney researchers were successful in four out of the five categories of the NSW Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer researchers including the 2021 Outstanding Cancer Researcher of the Year
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09 December 2021
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Nanosensing to solar fuels: Sydney Nano unveils new Grand Challenges
Sydney Nano unveils Grand Challenges: Four new visionary projects span sustainability, biosecurity, solar energy and health drawing talent from across the University of Sydney.
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08 December 2021
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Prof Tony Weiss elected to the US National Academy of Inventors
Professor Tony Weiss has become the first academic from the University of Sydney elected as a Fellow of the US National Academy of Inventors, a rare honour for international researchers.
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08 December 2021
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Are we approaching peak meat consumption?
A new study by Dr Diana Bogueva from the University of Sydney has investigated whether meat consumption increases as income increases, revealing the countries that may have already reached 'peak meat'.
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07 December 2021
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Cancer Institute NSW awards Sydney $2.2M in research funding
Four of our researchers have been awarded $2.2M in funding to continue the fight against cancer and improve the wellbeing and outcomes of patients.
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03 December 2021
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THC in blood and saliva are poor measures of cannabis impairment
Are roadside drug tests for THC in cannabis reliable indicators of driving impairment? New research from the University of Sydney Lambert Initiative suggests not.
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02 December 2021
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Funding to support children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
The Hon Greg Hunt MP has announced more than $37 million for FASD diagnostic services to increase access and reduce waiting times, as well as launching an Australian-first awareness campaign to reduce the risk and incidence of FASD.
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02 December 2021
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COVID-19 pandemic puts spotlight on science misinformation 'triggers'
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02 December 2021
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Does menstruation affect university students' education?
A review covering over 20 years of global research on the menstrual experiences of university students highlights a need for greater understanding of how menstruation impacts education in high-income countries.
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25 November 2021
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State government reforms needed to drain 'food swamps'
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19 November 2021
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New analysis predicts how well vaccines will work against COVID-19 strains
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18 November 2021
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Professor Ian Hickie awarded Australia's top mental health prize
Brain and Mind Centre Co-Director, Professor Ian Hickie AM, has been named a dual winner of the 2021 Australian Mental Health Prize.
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18 November 2021
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Good oral health in pregnancy could help reduce risk of premature birth
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18 November 2021
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Kidney failure impacts life expectancy of women more than men
New research led by The University of Sydney finds women experience a greater loss in life expectancy, and higher likelihood of premature death from kidney disease than men, highlighting a need to find the cause.
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17 November 2021
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Why happiness is becoming more expensive and out of reach
New research from University of Sydney has found that the income level required to be happy in Australia has been increasing and moving out of reach of most Australians.
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16 November 2021
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Dr Pengyi Yang wins National Stem Cell Foundation Metcalf Prize
Dr Pengyi Yang has been awarded a Metcalf Prize by the Stem Cell Foundation to support his work making virtual human cells, which allow scientists to explore how stem cells develop and how we could regenerate damaged organs.
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16 November 2021
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Diet trumps drugs for anti ageing and good metabolic health
A study comparing the impact of diet versus drugs on the inner workings of cells has found nutrition has a much stronger impact.
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15 November 2021
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Ho Yin (Joshua) Wan named NSW International Student of the Year
Ho Yin (Joshua) Wan from the University of Sydney has been named 2021 NSW International Student of the Year. Read more.
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12 November 2021
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InnoHK: Using deep data to tackle global public health problems
A collaboration to apply data science and artificial-intelligence methods to solve problems in public health has been launched simultaneously at the University of Sydney and University of Hong Kong, thanks to $HK17 million ($3 million) in funding by InnoHK, an initiative of the Hong Kong government.
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10 November 2021
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Could counselling for footballers change off-field behaviour?
Professor Jioji Ravulo at University of Sydney has spent eight years counselling rugby league players about their off-field behaviours. In a new paper, he shares insights into supporting the mental health of elite athletes under pressure.
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10 November 2021
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COVID e-Gate combines contact tracing information, temperature screens
The University of Sydney and Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network have developed a COVID-19 e-Gate integrated entry screening system at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead. The team has been celebrated today in the [Internet of Things] IoT Alliance Australia’s 2021 IoT Awards, Health category.
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09 November 2021
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Study pinpoints molecular targets of transplant rejection
Researchers from the University of Sydney and Monash University have made a significant discovery that uncovers what is happening at the molecular level when an organ transplant is recognised as foreign by the immune system.
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08 November 2021
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Youth mental health issues need personalised care: research
Two-thirds of young people with emerging mental disorders who attended primary care-based early intervention services remained poor or deteriorated over two years of care, researchers have found.
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08 November 2021
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$15 million for innovative health and medical research
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04 November 2021
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Climate change a greater risk for Indigenous families
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04 November 2021
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Sydney takes top honours in the 2021 Prime Minister's Prizes for Science
The University of Sydney has been awarded an unprecedented three Prime Minister's Prizes for Science in 2021, with top awards going to Professor Eddie Holmes for his work on COVID-19 and Professor Tony Weiss for his work on repairing human tissue and organs.
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03 November 2021
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Pollution from G20 consumption kills 2 million people a year
Tracking pollution at production is fairly straightforward. Now a joint Japanese-Australian team working at the University of Sydney has tracked deadly pollution caused by consumption in rich countries, raising questions about who is responsible.
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03 November 2021
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Workplaces can do better to support women following miscarriage: study
A new study led by the University of Sydney has found 68 percent of women who returned to work following a miscarriage reported receiving no support or negative support from their HR departments.
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28 October 2021
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Culling low-value care will cut healthcare's carbon emissions
University of Sydney researchers say reducing unnecessary tests and treatments is one of the methods Australian researchers say can help lower overall healthcare carbon emission levels in the country.
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28 October 2021
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What should we make of COP26?
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27 October 2021
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Grants to treat alcohol-use disorder and transform cancer diagnosis
University of Sydney research teams have been awarded NHMRC Synergy Grants to lead projects that will develop treatments for alcohol use disorder and transform diagnosis of breast and lung cancer.
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22 October 2021
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Sydney welcomes $96 million RNA pilot manufacturing facility for NSW
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22 October 2021
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Australia needs a 'mental wealth' lens on post-COVID recovery
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18 October 2021
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Why Sydney's COVID numbers didn't get as bad as the modelling suggested
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14 October 2021
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New program helps people find their way forward after dementia diagnosis
An innovative new program launched today aims to assist the estimated 60,000 Australians diagnosed with dementia each year to understand next steps and change outdated perceptions of living with dementia.
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11 October 2021
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Sydney launches new musculoskeletal health research partnership
Musculoskeletal conditions are a leading cause of disability. A new partnership between the University of Sydney and local health districts will support world-leading research into these issues and rapidly translate it to clinical practice.
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09 October 2021
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Gene therapy saves the sight of Australians with eye disease
Two Australian teenage siblings with a rare disease have had their vision loss halted and their eye sight improved, after surgery using LUXTURNA, the world’s first approved gene replacement therapy for any inherited blinding eye condition.
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08 October 2021
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Gene therapy offers hope for 1 in 10,000 girls with Rett Syndrome
University of Sydney researchers at the Children’s Medical Research Institute are leading the creation of gene therapies that could have the potential to override the effects this devastating neurodevelopmental disorder.
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08 October 2021
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Lift in restrictions: Sydney experts on what we can expect
University of Sydney in health, psychology and pandemic modelling comment on what Australians can expect as the nation emerges from pandemic restrictions.
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07 October 2021
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Review of COVID and mental health finds hope but growing inequalities
Australia's Mental Health Think Tank evidence review of impacts of the pandemic has found most people will recover. However, those hardest hit by COVID-19 could find it difficult to bounce back, write University of Sydney experts who led the review.
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07 October 2021
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'Mother of all cannabinoids': anti-seizure compounds found in cannabis
How the discovery of the 'mother of all cannabinoids' is helping the team at the Lambert Initiative at the University of Sydney develop a better cannabis-based treatment for Dravet syndrome, an intractable form of childhood epilepsy.
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05 October 2021
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Guidelines for treatment of alcohol problems notes risks, stigma
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05 October 2021
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Researchers develop 'safe' quarantine monitoring system
A University of Sydney researcher is collaborating with the NSW Smart Sensing Network (NSSN) and the University of Technology to deliver a quarantine monitoring system that could be used by arrivals once state and national borders reopen.
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27 September 2021
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Brain and Mind Centre mental health modelling recognised globally
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27 September 2021
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High demand for Dubbo medical program
Over 500 applications were received for the new Dubbo medical program which — for the first time — allows students to complete their entire postgraduate University of Sydney medical degree in Dubbo.
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23 September 2021
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Prevention key to addressing mental health, substance use issues
New research calls for nationally coordinated approach to preventing mental health and substance use issues. Read more.
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21 September 2021
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Australia's first national strategy for eating disorders released
Researchers have today launched a national research and translation strategy to improve early identification and treatment, and even help prevent eating disorders.
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21 September 2021
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Natalka Suchowerska awarded honorary membership of ESTRO
University of Sydney medical physicist Associate Professor Natalka Suchowerska has been awarded honorary membership of the prestigious European Society for Therapeutic Radiation Oncology (ESTRO) for her outstanding and innovative work in emerging technologies to improve treatment for cancer patients.
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21 September 2021
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Brighten your day with these 10 positive stories
Hanging out for some good news? Here are 10 positive news stories you might have missed that could brighten your outlook this weekend.
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17 September 2021
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Why do people choose rural medicine?
A career in rural medicine offers opportunities and experiences not available within urban areas. Students who choose to study within rural communities gain exposure to a wider variety of cases and clinical experiences.
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17 September 2021
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Aiming for 10,000 steps? It turns out 7,000 could be enough to cut your risk of early death
There are many health benefits associated with walking for exercise. Dr Matthew Ahmadi writes on the benefits of stepping up for health, and how to make every step count.
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15 September 2021
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Funding awarded to 'close gaps' in global vaccination coverage
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14 September 2021
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Sydney awarded $61 million for health research
University of Sydney researchers have received $61 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) to improve the health of Australians.
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14 September 2021
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COVID vaccine mandates need to be justified and fair to succeed
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13 September 2021
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COVID-19 Delta variant in education settings: new report
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08 September 2021
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Thinking of trying Ivermectin for COVID? Here's what can happen with this controversial drug
Ivermectin is known to cause mild side-effects such as diarrhoea, nausea, dizziness and sleepiness. Less common, but serious, side-effects include severe skin rashes and effects on the nervous system (causing tremor, confusion and drowsiness). In higher doses, and overdose cases, these side-effects can include low blood pressure, problems with balance, seizures, liver injury, and it can even induce comas.
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03 September 2021
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Cancer treatment: where DNA, stem cells and cell immortality meet
All cancers begin as a particular cellular mishap involving DNA. Researchers are working on treatments for all of them. But what if there was a way to prevent that original and universal cellular mishap from happening at all?
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03 September 2021
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2021 Eureka Prize finalists announced
Two University of Sydney academics - one from the Faculty of Science and another from the Faculty of Medicine and Health - have been named as 2021 Eureka Prize finalists in recognition of their innovative research into solar-cell technology and 3D imaging.
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02 September 2021
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4 in 1 blood pressure pill much more effective than monotherapy
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30 August 2021
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Pandemic peak in sight - but we must brace for an infection surge
National modelling led by Centre for Complex Systems researchers shows that a pandemic peak is in sight, but we must brace for a surge of infections upon reopening when 80 percent of the adult population is vaccinated and restrictions are lifted.
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26 August 2021
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Under-12s are increasingly catching COVID-19. How sick are they getting and when will we be able to vaccinate them?
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25 August 2021
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Turn down the heat
University of Sydney researchers find women during menopausal transition require special consideration of their thermal requirements to ensure a comfortable working environment.
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25 August 2021
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Urgent planning on heat and health needed to face climate crisis
Leading experts caution a hotter future requires urgent planning and more investment in research to reduce the risks of heat-related disease and death.
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20 August 2021
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Start-up raises $784,000 for baby resuscitation system
System aims to improve outcomes for the approximately ten million babies that experience breathing difficulties at birth each year.
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18 August 2021
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Anxiety and alcohol program reaches youth via social media
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09 August 2021
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Social distancing up but still inadequate to control outbreak
University of Sydney model released today finds if even 40 percent of the Greater Sydney population is vaccinated by mid-September, a stricter lockdown must continue until then.
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30 July 2021
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What psychology says about COVID non-compliers
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30 July 2021
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COVID aside, how we manage our health needs to change
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29 July 2021
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'An entourage effect': new clues on how low-dose CBD products work
Research from the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics at the University of Sydney shows that hemp extracts deliver high concentrations of cannabinoid acids in mice due to a 'pharmacokinetic entourage' mechanism.
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22 July 2021
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No progress: Physical inactivity remains a global pandemic
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22 July 2021
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How the science of wellbeing can help build resilience
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20 July 2021
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Review of Australian COVID-19 research finds lack of collaboration and crucial gaps
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19 July 2021
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Study challenges overheating risk for pregnant women exercising in the heat
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16 July 2021
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Far more social distancing needed to control Sydney outbreak
For Sydney to see a drop off in COVID-19 case numbers after one month, social distancing must be observed by over 80 percent of people, a model published today by Professor Mikhail Prokopenko reveals.
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15 July 2021
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Tokyo 2021: our experts on the Games and the impact of COVID-19
Tokyo 2021 will be unusual in many ways. Sydney researchers discuss the COVID-19 Games, and why the Olympics (mostly) go on, even in the toughest of circumstances. Read more.
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15 July 2021
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Scientists help solve insulin puzzle
Researchers from the Charles Perkins Centre, University of Sydney and Monash University’s Biomedicine Discovery Institute have recently identified a cell communication pathway that controls cell growth and survival. The finding could eventually help to develop treatments for diseases such as cancer and diabetes.
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13 July 2021
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Fancy footwork, butting heads: 5 experts talk UEFA
On Monday morning, the UEFA Euro 2020 will see soccer heavyweights, England and Italy, go head-to-head with hundreds of millions tuning in. Experts discuss the grand final, sports science and soccer's role in culture and society.
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10 July 2021
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New report aims to make musculoskeletal health a global priority
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08 July 2021
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Leading biologists publish review of SARS-CoV-2 origin evidence
Led by Professor Edward Holmes from the University of Sydney and Professor Andrew Rambaut from the University of Edinburgh, 21 eminent biologists have reviewed the scientific evidence to help clarify the origin of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans.
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08 July 2021
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NSW Smart Sensing Network celebrates its fifth anniversary
Backed by the NSW Government, the NSW Smart Sensing Network brings together academia, industry and government to translate world-class smart-sensing research into compelling solutions.
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07 July 2021
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Study reveals how our immune system reacts to COVID-19 variants
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07 July 2021
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Right at your fingertips: researcher creating digital touch
Engineer and Internet of Things expert, Dr Zhanwei Hou is developing an ultra-fast communication method to facilitate Tactile Internet, a technology which he hopes will one day allow users to experience touch over the internet.
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05 July 2021
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Aboriginal health care from an Aboriginal doctor
Dr Robert Blackley is committed to making things better for Aboriginal people. Having graduated from Sydney Medical School at 43, he's only just getting started.
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02 July 2021
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OT grad combines business and passion to start online platform
Jordan O'Reilly talks about his passion for occupational therapy, and how it led him beyond health and into the world of entrepreneurship and business.
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02 July 2021
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How to be mindful of mental health during lockdown
Keeping your mental health in check during lockdown can be difficult. Our experts from the Body, Heart and Mind in Business Research Group explain how you can safeguard your mental health and wellbeing at work.
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01 July 2021
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Sydney researchers awarded $22 million for medical research
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01 July 2021
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Australian study shows behaviour modification crucial to stop COVID-19
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30 June 2021
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Physical activity may counter serious health harms of poor sleep
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30 June 2021
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$6.3 million for ground-breaking stem cell research projects
Sydney researchers have been awarded $6.3 million in funding from the Medical Research Future Fund. Read about the research projects.
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30 June 2021
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Funding success for clinical trials research totalling over $10m
University of Sydney researchers have been awarded more than $10 million in funding for five new clinical trials in health and medical research projects.
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25 June 2021
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Australian data answers key questions about COVID-19 mortality
The risk of death after the diagnosis of a COVID-19 infection during Victoria’s 2020
outbreaks was 4 percent overall but was estimated to be 10 times higher among the elderly, a new study from the University of Sydney’s NHMRC Clinical trials Centre has found.
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25 June 2021
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First Australian COVID-19 DNA vaccine trial commences
Led by the University of Sydney, Scientia Clinical Research (Sydney), Telethon Kids Institute (Perth) and the Women’s and Children’s Hospital (Adelaide), the COVALIA trial uses a gene-based vaccine with DNA sequences from the SARS-CoV2 virus.
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25 June 2021
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Sydney academics and alumni named 2021 Fulbright Scholars
From biomedical engineering to river science, academics and alumni of the University of Sydney have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships.
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23 June 2021
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'A poem can provide a moment of calm contemplation'
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22 June 2021
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Sydney researchers receive prestigious NHMRC awards
University of Sydney researchers have been honoured at the National Health and Medical Research Council Research Excellence Awards.
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18 June 2021
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Parent-inclusive autism treatment to go national
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17 June 2021
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$6.7m funding boost to reduce medication harm
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15 June 2021
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Air conditioning unnecessary in majority of heatwave conditions globally
Most of Asia, Europe, North America and South America have never experienced heatwave conditions that would prohibit electric fans from being a safe, effective and clean alternative to air conditioning, according to a new study.
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11 June 2021
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Sydney scientists take home Young Tall Poppy Awards
Outstanding contributions in the fields of biomedical engineering, conservation science and synthetic chemistry have led to three researchers from the University of Sydney being named 2021 Young Tall Poppy Science Award winners.
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10 June 2021
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Sydney experts spearhead COVID-19 vaccine research
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08 June 2021
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Why menstrual leave is a hot-button workplace issue
Australia is emerging as a global leader on menstrual and reproductive health leave, but the policy is hotly contested. A research team at the University of Sydney conducted a workshop on the topic recently.
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02 June 2021
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Gained weight after losing it? This could be the culprit
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02 June 2021
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Overweight or obesity worsens liver-damaging effects of alcohol
Led by the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre, a study has looked at medical data from nearly half a million people and found having overweight or obesity considerably amplified the harmful effects of alcohol on liver disease and mortality.
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01 June 2021
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World-first multiple sclerosis global image database launched
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28 May 2021
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The importance of relaxation therapy
Hippocrates routinely advocated rest and understood the importance of relaxation for mental and physical health. Now 2,500 years later stress-related, chronic conditions are common and the need for relaxation increases.
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28 May 2021
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Two academics named 2021 Academy of Science Fellows
Two University of Sydney academics from the Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Medicine and Health have been named as 2021 Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science.
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25 May 2021
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University launches ARC DARE Centre
Bringing together industry and government, as well as data scientists, geoscientists, hydrologists, and ecologists from across Australia, DARE is the first cohort-based data science PhD training program in Australia.
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21 May 2021
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University launches education facilities in Westmead Hospital Block K
The University of Sydney today officially opened its first university-hospital space across multiple hospital levels that includes teaching and conferencing rooms built to accommodate flexible Zoom and audio requirements, in ‘Block K’ of Westmead’s new central acute services building.
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19 May 2021
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People more confident about vaccines in countries where trust in science is high
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18 May 2021
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Scientists find new way of predicting COVID-19 vaccine efficacy
Australian researchers, including from the University of Sydney have identified the immune response associated with protection from COVID-19 - a discovery that may help cut the time it takes to develop new vaccines.
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18 May 2021
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New COVID vaccine among recipients of funding injection
A single-dose vaccine that targets new COVID-19 variants has been awarded funding in the latest Medical Research Future Fund round.
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14 May 2021
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Australians support managed reopening of borders
Sydney Policy Lab research finds a majority of Australians do not believe the world will be COVID-free for at least five years, and support the reopening of borders before then.
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14 May 2021
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Go West: new degree opens path for future doctors
Students interested in a career in rural medicine will now have the option of enrolling in a postgraduate medical degree in Dubbo with applications opening for the University of Sydney's Doctor of Medicine - Dubbo stream.
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10 May 2021
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Australians support mandatory COVID-19 vaccine: survey
A study by The University of Sydney and The University of Western Australia has found three-quarters of Australians would support a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for work, study and travel. It’s the first data on public attitudes towards a mandate.
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10 May 2021
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Alek Safarian awarded honorary doctorate
The University of Sydney has awarded an honorary doctorate to Alek Safarian in recognition of his exceptional contribution to pharmaceutical development and regulation across the globe, and for his commitment to enabling new educational opportunities for students.
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06 May 2021
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Revealed: coral fights back against crown of thorns starfish
Coral are not completely defenceless against attacking juvenile crown of thorns starfish and can fight back to inflict at times lethal damage, University of Sydney researchers has found.
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05 May 2021
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Understanding heart failure
The effects of heart disease are profound, yet surprisingly little understood. Now Dr Sean Lal is finding new knowledge with help from the world's largest bank of heart tissue samples right here on the University campus.
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04 May 2021
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Gun ownership figures revealed 25 years on from Port Arthur massacre
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28 April 2021
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Global call to action to tackle world's leading cause of death
A team of Australian drug researchers from the University of Sydney, Monash University and La Trobe University have led a global call to action to accelerate new approaches for cardiovascular disease drug solutions.
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26 April 2021
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Sydney continues to excel in global impact rankings
For a second year the University of Sydney has been named as one of the world’s leading institutions making a positive impact on society, placing second in the world and first in Australia in the 2021 Times Higher Education Impact rankings.
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21 April 2021
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What is Novavax, Australia's third COVID vaccine option?
Professor Jamie Triccas explains the Novavax 'protein subunit' vaccine, which is yet to be approved by Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration.
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14 April 2021
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Rising diagnoses of child ADHD may be unnecessary or harmful
More kids are being diagnosed with ADHD for borderline (yet challenging) behaviours - new research shows why that is a worry, writes University of Sydney researchers.
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13 April 2021
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Scientists put the stopwatch on cannabis intoxication
With legal medical and recreational cannabis use both on the rise, new research from the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics has raised questions about current drug-driving laws.
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12 April 2021
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How medical terminology sways patients' surgery decisions
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06 April 2021
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Review raises questions about paracetamol as a common pain reliever
Surprising revelations about the world’s most popular pain reliever
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06 April 2021
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The WHO report into the origins of COVID-19 is out, here's what happens next
The WHO report recommends what research is needed for a more complete picture of the origins of the coronavirus, writes Professor Dominic Dwyer, who was part of the WHO delegation to Wuhan, China.
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01 April 2021
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New guidelines to improve quality of life for kids following cancer
More and more children are surviving leukaemia and brain cancer, but many are left with longer-term communication problems. In a world-first, new NHMRC endorsed guidelines provide recommendations to ensure that children are provided follow up care for communication and swallowing until adolescence.
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01 April 2021
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Academics partner with industry and policy makers on new research
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31 March 2021
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Study reveals how face masks hinder communication
Researchers from the University of Sydney's Voice Research Laboratory have uncovered how the voice changes when wearing a mask and the impact this has on how people are understood.
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30 March 2021
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An improved safety standard for pacemakers and cochlear implants
In very rare situations bionic devices can fail due to moisture leaks. While the devices are very safe there are still no standard tests for moisture leaks into pacemakers and cochlear implants. University of Sydney scientists have changed that, developing the first such standard moisture test.
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30 March 2021
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Australian team gets to the heart of COVID-19
In a study completed in just 10 months, University of Sydney researchers have uncovered some of the ways COVID-19 affects the heart and identified potential drug treatments which have progressed to clinical trials.
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25 March 2021
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COVID fails to slow academic collaboration
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24 March 2021
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People with dementia need more support for decision-making
People living with dementia need support to make their own lifestyle and health care decisions. Supported decision-making can secure the rights, will and preferences of people with disabilities. New research from University of Sydney Law School.
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22 March 2021
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How will mass-vaccination change future COVID-19 lockdowns?
Sydney researchers have modelled and compared the effects of a hybrid vaccination program with efficacies similar to the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines, to a high-efficacy vaccination program consisting of one vaccine, such as Pfizer. They have found the hybrid approach will not allow Australia to achieve herd immunity to COVID-19.
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19 March 2021
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Second-wave COVID mortality dropped markedly in (most) wealthier zones
Analysis by University of Sydney mathematicians shows COVID-19 mortality rates in the US and Europe dropped considerably in wealthier European countries and northeastern US states during the second wave. But not Sweden and Germany.
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17 March 2021
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Evidence shows mental illness isn't a reason to doubt women survivors
Research reveals many women demonstrate resilience after violence and abuse. Others report mental distress made worse by disappointing system responses, victim-blaming, and other negative social impacts, writes Dr Emma Tseris.
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12 March 2021
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Rethink prompted on immediate cord clamping for pre-term babies
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12 March 2021
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Opioid script changes mean well but some left with chronic pain
The new regulations on opioid prescriptions certainly have merit, but without providing patient support, it is a one-dimensional strategy to reduce opioid use, writes PhD candidate Aili Langford and co-authors.
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11 March 2021
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New approach to treating thumb osteoarthritis
Thumb-base osteoarthritis, which is common particularly in post-menopausal women, can greatly limit the use of their hands. Now a study led by University of Sydney researchers have found a simple mix of treatments focusing on this small but important part of the body could be a solution.
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09 March 2021
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How we tackle the obesity epidemic needs to change
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04 March 2021
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International experience for students continues during pandemic
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03 March 2021
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Belly fat resistant to every-other-day fasting: study
In a mouse study, researchers at the University of Sydney have mapped out what happens behind the scenes in fat tissue during intermittent fasting, showing that it triggers a cascade of dramatic changes, depending on the type of fat deposits and where they are located around the body.
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03 March 2021
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Funding to support mental wellbeing of international students
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02 March 2021
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Australian-first snapshot of healthcare-associated infections
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26 February 2021
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Sydney research informs Sports Medicine Australia's new heat policy
Pioneering research into heat and health from the University of Sydney's Thermal Ergonomics Laboratory has paved the way for the development of Sports Medicine Australia's new extreme heat policy.
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24 February 2021
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It's not just vaccine refusers who might not get the COVID-19 vaccination
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22 February 2021
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What experts think of Facebook's news ban
Facebook has banned the sharing of news content in Australia. University of Sydney experts in computer science, media, business and health comment on the implications of the decision.
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18 February 2021
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Banning news links just days before Australia's COVID vaccine rollout? Facebook, that's just dangerous
Facebook's ban on news links could be damaging to public health messaging, right before Australia's COVID-19 vaccine rollout, writes Maryke Steffens.
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18 February 2021
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Wide-ranging medical cannabis quality-of-life study launches
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18 February 2021
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Hyper-intense white matter in brain found in frontotemporal dementia
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18 February 2021
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A 'twisted elevator' could be key to understanding neurological diseases
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18 February 2021
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How will we know COVID-19 vaccines are safe?
The potential benefits to us all from a mass vaccination program against COVID-19 far outweigh the potential side-effects, based on data from millions of people who have already been vaccinated around the world.
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16 February 2021
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Seven University of Sydney academics and students discuss the importance of women and girls in STEM and share exactly what women and girls who consider a career in STEMM can achieve.
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11 February 2021
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New COVID-19 research projects funded
University of Sydney researchers have been awarded $1.49 million to embark on new COVID-19 research projects focused on improving the sensitivity of COVID-19 diagnostic tests, building a cell bank to help treat the sickest COVID-19 patients and evaluating virtual healthcare in rural areas during COVID-19.
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05 February 2021
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How universities will contribute to the major events of 2021
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02 February 2021
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Do antidepressants help back pain and osteoarthritis?
Antidepressants are commonly used worldwide to treat pain, however new research from the University of Sydney shows they offer little to no help for people suffering chronic back pain and osteoarthritis and may even cause harm.
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21 January 2021
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Bzzz, slap! How to treat insect bites
Top tips on how to treat insect bites, with home remedies included by University of Sydney expert Dr Cameron Webb.
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19 January 2021
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New method to assist fast-tracking of vaccines for pre-clinical tests
University of Sydney scientists working with the Centenary Institute have developed a method to quickly and safely synthesise protein vaccines for pre-clinical tests for respiratory diseases such as tuberculosis and potentially COVID-19.
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19 January 2021
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Sea lion diagnosed with tuberculosis triggers public health concerns
Endangered Australian sea lions face a new threat from tuberculosis. University of Sydney scientists have found TB in a wild young sea lion in South Australia, raising some public health concerns.
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14 January 2021
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Where does untreated wastewater go in developing countries?
14 billion litres of untreated wastewater is created each day in developing countries, but we don't know where it all goes. Humanitarian engineer, Dr Jacqueline Thomas explains.
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12 January 2021
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Living with menstruation is more than pads and toilets
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12 January 2021
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Top tips for choosing a mozzie repellent
Here's how to choose a mosquito repellent and how to use it for the best protection, with University of Sydney mosquito expert Dr Cameron Webb.
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12 January 2021
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Physical activity levels increased by smartphone apps and fitness trackers
New research from University of Sydney has found that using smartphone applications and activity trackers increases physical activity levels in adults without chronic disease. The study found that interventions involving smartphone apps and activity trackers increased participants’ physical activity by an average of 2000 steps per day, which is a level found to be associated with health benefits, such as lower risk for premature death.
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22 December 2020
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Sydney wins top two spots in NSW Government innovation challenge
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15 December 2020
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NHMRC success for University of Sydney researchers
More than $18 million has been awarded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) for 21 health and medical research projects.
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15 December 2020
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Sydney wins prestigious global education award
Sydney dominates this year's QS Reimagine Education awards, with the Business School's Job Smart Edge initiative winning the overall Global Education Award for its comprehensive program to provide international students employability skills. Read more about the win.
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14 December 2020
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World-class new university campus at Parramatta/Westmead
A world-class multi-disciplinary university campus will be able to be delivered within the Westmead Health and Innovation District with the signing of a framework agreement between the NSW Government and the University of Sydney.
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11 December 2020
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Innovation ensures equity and enables teaching during COVID
A multidisciplinary project featuring Bachelor of Design Computing students, expanded learning opportunities for Sydney Medical Program students and ensured equity for rural-based students by redeveloping an out-dated teaching module.
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09 December 2020
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New alcohol guidelines urge Aussies to go easy on the booze
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has today released new guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol. Under the new recommendations, healthy adults should drink no more than ten standard drinks a week, and no more than four on any one day.
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09 December 2020
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University of Sydney first choice for school leavers in NSW
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08 December 2020
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Should Australians be worried about waiting for a COVID vaccine?
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04 December 2020
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What people with disability told us about their experiences of disasters and emergencies
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03 December 2020
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Longevity gene could be key in reducing risk of death for men with chronic disease
An international team of researchers have found men with existing cardiometabolic diseases, and a version of a 'longevity gene' have found they lived just as long as men who did not have the disease.
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03 December 2020
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Cannabidiol (CBD) in cannabis does not impair driving, landmark study shows
Does CBD cannabidiol affect your driving? And how long does THC from cannabis cause driving impairment? A new study from the Lambert Initiative at the University of Sydney has some surprising results.
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02 December 2020
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Discovery shines light on how cancer cells could protect themselves
Researchers at Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) in Westmead, Sydney, have made an unexpected discovery about cancer cells and how they harness ‘cables’ in a cell’s nucleus to aid DNA repair and replication. The findings presents new opportunities for development of new cancer treatments.
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01 December 2020
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New global guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour
University of Sydney academics are part of a select group of international experts who provided leadership and contributed to the new WHO Guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour launched today.
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26 November 2020
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Unexpected discovery about stem cell immortality: study
Independent groups of scientists investigating telomeres and stem cells have found what may lie behind their immortality - telomeres in pluripotent stem cells are protected very differently than telomeres in adult tissue.
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26 November 2020
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When there is good vaccine news - efficacy is only the beginning of the story
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25 November 2020
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Electric 'aero-ambulance' developed at the University of Sydney
'Vertiia', designed to take off like a helicopter and fly like a plane, will improve patient transfer times and safety. It aims to be the most efficient and longest range eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft globally.
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25 November 2020
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Sydney wins five Eureka Prizes for 2020
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25 November 2020
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Areas where the next pandemic could emerge are revealed
An international team of human- and animal health experts has incorporated environmental, social and economic considerations – including air transit centrality, to identify key areas at risk of leading to the next pandemic. The paper, led by the University of Sydney, highlights sub-Saharan Africa and south- and southeast Asia in the 'red-alert' zones.
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24 November 2020
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Sydney to undertake clinical studies of needle-free vaccine patch
University of Sydney researchers have been awarded $1.12 million in funding via the Innovative Manufacturing CRC (IMCRC) to undertake independent clinical research studies to understand the potential of needle-free vaccine delivery for at-risk groups. This grant reflects matched funding from Commonwealth Government funded IMCRC and Vaxxas, an Australian biotechnology company.
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23 November 2020
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Fast weight loss and healthy lifestyle provides diabetes hope
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20 November 2020
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Jumping the queue to buy a COVID-19 vaccine comes at a price
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19 November 2020
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DetectED-X partners with Volpara Health
University of Sydney start-up DetectED-X teams up with Volpara Health to improve breast cancer education for radiologists and clinicians.
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19 November 2020
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Can wearable tech predict COVID-19 and reveal how pandemics affect us?
University of Sydney researchers have joined an international US-led effort to discover if data from wearable tech like smartwatches and activity trackers could provide an early indication of COVID-19, as well as examine how pandemics change our lives.
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18 November 2020
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$12.8 million game changer for youth mental health
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18 November 2020
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Female led industry and research collaboration leads to long term partnership
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13 November 2020
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How can healthcare decision-makers lean on university expertise?
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13 November 2020
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Bringing big ideas to life
Natasha Rawlings, Investment Manager at Uniseed helps our academics create businesses from research opportunities.
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13 November 2020
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Medicine and health entrepreneurs see benefits from collaboration
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13 November 2020
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Collaboration is key to translating discoveries into reality
Dr Hui Xin Ong, lecturer in pharmacology and research leader in the Faculty of Medicine and Health knows the challenges of translating discoveries into reality for the medical technology sector.
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13 November 2020
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Same storm, different boats: a reflection on COVID-19 models
In March 2020, as the pandemic was sweeping the globe and establishing roots in Australia, the Complex Systems Centre at the University of Sydney modelled how varying rates of social distancing could affect the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic across a very diverse Australian population.
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12 November 2020
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Antibody study confirms low levels of infection during first wave
Australia’s first population-level antibody study designed to shed light on how many people have contracted COVID-19 confirms that only a very small proportion – less than one percent – of Sydneysiders had been infected by the SARS-CoV-2 virus after the first epidemic wave.
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11 November 2020
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8 investments that work to increase physical activity launched
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10 November 2020
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Repurposing of drugs and lessons learnt in COVID-19
Sydney Pharmacy School alumni, Vidya Perera PhD, weighs in on the lessons pharmacy professionals can learn from COVID-19.
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10 November 2020
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Up-and-coming researchers awarded $10m
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04 November 2020
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Modelling could help predict heart disease in people with type 2 diabetes
Researchers from the University of Sydney’s School of Project Management within the Faculty of Engineering have developed a model which aims to predict the risk of people living with type 2 diabetes developing cardiovascular disease.
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04 November 2020
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Dentists admit feeling pressured to offer unnecessary treatments
Most private dentists in Australia earn their wage linked to how much treatment they provide. So this fee-for-service model provides an incentive for them to provide more treatment, rather than less.
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03 November 2020
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New study reveals poisoning exposures in Australian schools
New research from the University of Sydney has found poisoning exposures in children and adolescents while at school are relatively common and appear to be increasing, highlighting the need for more robust prevention measures.
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03 November 2020
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How pain changes your brain
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02 November 2020
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Quality teaching spurs jump in Times subject rankings
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28 October 2020
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Consciousness and the presence of mind
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28 October 2020
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Professor Edward Holmes named as NSW Scientist of the Year
World-renowned evolutionary virologist Professor Edward Holmes is the 2020 NSW Scientist of the Year. Find out about his work on emerging viruses.
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27 October 2020
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How doctors can have more confidence in a COVID-19 diagnosis: analysis
Frontline clinicians in the COVID-19 pandemic can use clinical epidemiology methods to be more confident in ruling in, or ruling out, a COVID-19 diagnosis in an individual patient, say researchers.
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27 October 2020
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Free at-home gambling pilot treatment launches
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23 October 2020
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Impact of COVID-19 widens gender equity gap: panel
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23 October 2020
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Cutting-edge tech propels cardiac surgery forward
In a world-first preclinical study, Australian researchers have shown it could be possible to implant a potentially life-saving pump into the heart of those with heart failure, without leaving the Intensive Care Unit or breaking isolation restrictions COVID-19 patients.
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22 October 2020
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Research program by cancer treatment pioneer coming to Sydney
The University of Sydney and Children’s Medical Research Institute have announced the execution of an agreement with biopharmaceutical company, Biosceptre, to establish a new research program on CAR-T cell immunotherapy, at Westmead, Western Sydney.
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21 October 2020
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Polycystic ovary syndrome treatment may hinge on diet
Sydney researchers have found diet could be a potential intervention for polycystic ovary syndrome after a mouse study show promising results.
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20 October 2020
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Who pays compensation if a COVID-19 vaccine has rare side-effects?
In last week’s federal budget the Australian government announced it had given the suppliers of two COVID-19 vaccines indemnity against liability for rare side-effects.
Although details are unclear, it appears the government would foot the bill for compensation if a member of the public wins legal action against the drug company.
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20 October 2020
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Advice for students sitting the HSC
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20 October 2020
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Sydney research could lead to customised cochlear implants
University of Sydney School of Biomedical Engineering researcher, Dr Greg Watkins, hears with the assistance of two cochlear implants after experiencing profound deafness in both ears following a 30-year career as an electrical engineer. Despite his profound deafness, with the help of his cochlear implant he has been able to complete a PhD in biomedical engineering.
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19 October 2020
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Food delivery services making junk foods more accessible
A review on data from an online food delivery service has found the majority of popular food outlets and menu items advertised are classified as ‘unhealthy’ under independent guidelines.
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13 October 2020
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Scholarships for India's next generation of leaders
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12 October 2020
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Sydney leads in medical centres of excellence
The Minister for Health, the Hon. Greg Hunt MP, announced the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Centres of Research Excellence with the University of Sydney awarded the most centres nationally - a total of $7.5M in funding.
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08 October 2020
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Do Twitter bots spread vaccine misinformation? It's not that simple
The key to dealing with misinformation is to refocus research and attention to communities, not bots, writes Associate Professor Adam Dunn.
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07 October 2020
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Research backs home-based program for people living with dementia
With alternatives to residential aged care in high demand, a new program focused on supporting people with dementia and their carers to live well at home is showing significant societal and economic benefits in Australia.
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06 October 2020
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'No jab, no pay' raises catch-up vaccination rates
The national 'No Jab No Pay' policy has seen an increase in catch-up vaccination rates, with some of the biggest changes in the lowest socio-economic status areas and for Indigenous Australians, finds new research led by Sydney researchers.
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06 October 2020
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Influence of bots on spreading vaccine information not as big as you think
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02 October 2020
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Why we should celebrate Australia's universities
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01 October 2020
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Building hospitals and hope for African women with obstetric fistula
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01 October 2020
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Living with diabetes? Get your eyes checked
A new University of Sydney study has found only half of people living with diabetes get the recommended diabetes eye checks, putting them at risk of significant vision loss and blindness.
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01 October 2020
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Covert tobacco industry marketing tactics exposed by former employees
Tobacco companies use covert marketing tactics and exploit loopholes in Australian tobacco control laws to promote their products despite current tobacco advertising bans, finds new research from University of Sydney and Cancer Council NSW.
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29 September 2020
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Eleven Eureka Prize finalists
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29 September 2020
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Low level alcohol use during pregnancy can impact child's brain development
New research from University of Sydney's Matilda Centre reveals that any alcohol use during pregnancy, even low levels, is associated with subtle, yet significant behavioural and psychological effects in children.
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25 September 2020
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University of Sydney to advance COVID-19 DNA vaccine to human trials
The University of Sydney is testing the safety and effectiveness of a novel DNA-based COVID-19 vaccine with the goal of being administered using a needle-free system.
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24 September 2020
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When does a second COVID surge end? Look at the maths
How can public health officials tell when a COVID-19 infection surge is over? New maths from researchers at the University of Sydney and Tsinghua University provides a framework.
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23 September 2020
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Medical cannabis found to reduce chemo-induced nausea, vomiting
The preliminary results from a NSW Government-funded world-leading trial of medicinal cannabis, sponsored by the University of Sydney, show a significant improvement in nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy.
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18 September 2020
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$12.5m enables new research approach to Parkinson's
New research into the genetic basis of Parkinson’s disease will be led by the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre, thanks to a $(AU)12.5m grant administered by the Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s initiative. ASAP’s implementation partner The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research issued the grant. Read more.
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18 September 2020
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Australia unprepared for over-the-counter medical cannabis sales
How does Australia compare with other countries when it comes to accessing medical cannabis? A new study from Professor Iain McGregor at the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics, University of Sydney, show how far behind it is.
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16 September 2020
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Here's what armchair COVID experts are getting wrong
It's easy to be taken in by misinformation about COVID-19 statistics on social media, writes Dr Jacques Raubenheimer from the University of Sydney.
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14 September 2020
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University and Health Infrastructure unveil emergency ventilator
The University of Sydney has joined with Health Infrastructure and Vestech Medical to celebrate the success of the NSW government's Ventilator Innovation Project and unveil the completed "CoVida", an emergency ventilator.
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09 September 2020
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Gen Z not ready to eat lab-grown meat, survey reveals
New research by the University of Sydney and Curtin University has found that, despite having a great concern for the environment and animal welfare, Generation Z is not ready to eat lab-grown meat.
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08 September 2020
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Medical cannabis study for spinal injury pain wins NSW Health funding
Current treatments for chronic pain caused by spinal injury can cause side effects almost as difficult as the pain it is treating. Scientists and medical experts at the University of Sydney Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics will see if cannabidiol is an effective alternative.
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08 September 2020
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Our 3 Minute Thesis and Visualise Your Thesis winners
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07 September 2020
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Expert alliance to support improved immunisation in Indo-Pacific
A team of Australia’s leading immunisation and infectious disease experts, including from the University of Sydney, have been brought together in an alliance to strengthen immunisation efforts and ensure equitable access to vaccines across the Pacific.
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02 September 2020
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The impact of COVID-19 on the mental wealth of Australia
This is the full speech delivered at today’s National Press Club luncheon by Associate Professor Jo-An Atkinson – the Brain and Mind Centre’s head of systems modelling at the University of Sydney. Recommendations include investing in education support programs and extending JobKeeper.
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02 September 2020
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Social network for youth mental health receives $1m grant
The University of Sydney is partnering with the yourtown (Kids Helpline) to develop a custom-built social media network for youth mental health, supported by a $1 million grant from the BUPA Health Foundation.
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01 September 2020
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Student entrepreneurs design solutions to real-world problems
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27 August 2020
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Sydney innovators win prestigious Sir Zelman Cowen Universities Fund Awards
Dr Scott Byrne, Faculty of Medicine and Health and Dr Lining Arnold Ju, Faculty of Engineering win prestigious Sir Zelman Cowen Universities Fund Awards to support innovation in medical science research.
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26 August 2020
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'The love hormone' - a new treatment for addiction?
Could new research help addicts to end substance abuse? Associate Professor Michael Bowen is developing new ways to combat addiction.
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26 August 2020
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COVID-19 disrupting clinical trials, changing ‘essential’ cancer treatments
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25 August 2020
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Five Young Tall Poppy Science Award winners
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21 August 2020
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From stem cells to islets - hope for treatment of type 1 diabetes
Research published today in Nature has shown that human stem cells can be used to create insulin-producing pancreatic islets. When transplanted into diabetic mice, these islets can control blood glucose levels.
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20 August 2020
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Why study dental public health?
Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the oral health of whole communities, particularly those who are disadvantaged? The new Master of Dental Public Health can help you make a difference.
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19 August 2020
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New clinical teaching electives open new doors to dental students
Sydney Dental School has launched a new short course pathway for DMD students to encourage senior students to pursue careers in dental academia and clinical teaching.
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18 August 2020
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Low humidity increases COVID risk; another reason to wear a mask
Weather conditions conducive to the spread of COVID-19, such as drier air, present a challenge to public health. New research from University of Sydney.
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18 August 2020
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University strengthens performance in ARWU rankings
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17 August 2020
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The challenges that come with being a horse dentist
Don't like going to the dentist? Think how it would be if you were a horse. With a mouthful of large, hard-to-access teeth, horses are a challenge for Denis Verwilghen and other equine dentists at the Camden Equine Centre.
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11 August 2020
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Why are young men more likely to believe COVID-19 myths than other groups?
If the media is anything to go by, you’d think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged women called Karen. But our new study shows a different picture. We found men and people aged 18-25 are more likely to believe COVID-19 myths. We also found an increase among people from a non-English speaking background.
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11 August 2020
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Feeling glum? 10 positive stories you may have missed
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is still some good happening in the world. Here are ten of the University of Sydney's most promising and positive stories that you may have missed.
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11 August 2020
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Lottery for ventilators
Dr Diego Silva argues for scarce health resources to be allocated via a lottery system, he sees it as the only fair way to provide healthcare during times of acute shortages.
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05 August 2020
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COVID-19 study confirms low transmission in educational settings
New research finds COVID-19 transmission rates in NSW schools and early childcare education and care settings were minimal, particularly between children and from children to adults.
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04 August 2020
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Impact of obesity on COVID-19 symptoms
University of Sydney academics respond on the UK government's Better Health campaign to address obesity and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed his own "wake up call" when told his weight may have impacted the severity of his COVID-19 symptoms.
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31 July 2020
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US should consider stay-at-home cooling options during pandemic
A new study from Australian scientists at the forefront of climate and health modelling suggests electric fans and water dousing could be a viable stay-at-home cooling strategy as the United States (US) anticipates extreme heat.
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30 July 2020
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$3.9m for Australia's first Chair of head and neck cancer surgery
The Lang Walker Family Foundation has donated $3.9 million to Chris O’Brien Lifehouse to establish Australia’s first Professorial Chair in head and neck cancer surgery. The gift is one of largest made to head and neck cancer in the world.
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27 July 2020
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How can genomic fingerprinting help us trace coronavirus outbreaks?
What is genomic fingerprinting and how does it work? When positive cases of COVID-19 are identified, genomic sequencing can help us understand where they’ve come from.
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21 July 2020
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Missing piece identified for lower-cost, high-quality MRI scans: study
Researchers from the University of Sydney in Australia and Massachusetts General Hospital in the United States have developed a new technique involving nanoparticles to improve the image quality of medical scans by portable low-cost Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines. The development can help improve access to diagnostic imaging worldwide.
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21 July 2020
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Groundbreaking autism intervention gets green light
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14 July 2020
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Genetic 'fingerprints' of first COVID-19 cases help manage pandemic
Genomic data from COVID-19 cases in the first 10 weeks of Australia's outbreak proved vital to understanding the trajectory of the disease and has an important role to play moving forward.
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10 July 2020
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Numerous jobs linked to increased risk of knee osteoarthritis
Stay-at-home parents, cleaners, blue-collar workers more likely to develop osteoarthritis, a major review led by researchers including at the University of Sydney have found.
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08 July 2020
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AI medical research projects receive $7.1 million funding
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08 July 2020
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Researchers explore new synthetic gel for eye injury
An international team of researchers is pioneering a potentially sight-saving alternative to current treatments for injury or infection of the cornea, a common cause of blindness.
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06 July 2020
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Sydney researchers test tuberculosis vaccine combination for COVID-19
Sydney researchers are taking an innovative approach to designing potential COVID-19 vaccines - using a tuberculosis vaccine to deliver components of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Early results from pre-clinical testing in mice are promising.
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03 July 2020
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Has COVID-19 boosted interest in physical activity?
According to an analysis of Google Trends data led by researchers from the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre online interest in exercise has been at an all-time high during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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02 July 2020
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‘Healthy’ snack foods big on marketing, small on nutrition
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02 July 2020
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$26m funding injection for cardiovascular and cancer research
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29 June 2020
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Oral health student negotiating policy to strengthen universal dental care
Zohair Kazmi is a third-year Bachelor of Oral Health student and one of four Australian students selected to represent as a Global Voice Scholar at this year's World Health Assembly in Geneva in November.
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25 June 2020
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What is dental public health?
Professor Woosung Sohn is an expert in dental public health research and education, who is working closely with NSW Health and Local Health Districts to develop a population oral health research strategy aligned with the state's needs.
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25 June 2020
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Coronavirus or just a common cold? What to do when your child gets sick this winter
COVID-19 symptoms in kids resemble other respiratory infections - how do we know when to get our children tested? Associate Professor Nicholas Wood and Dr Philip Britton discuss.
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25 June 2020
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Measles origin finding could inform COVID-19 research
New research shows that measles likely emerged in humans about 6000 BCE. Professor Simon Ho from the University of Sydney says we can learn from this about the emergence of other zoonotic diseases, such as COVID-19.
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24 June 2020
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New treatment plan may increase cardiac survival and reduce stroke risk
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18 June 2020
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Study reveals dual impact of technology on worker's mental health
Technology has both positive and negative effects on worker's mental health, according to a new study led by University of Sydney researchers. Find out more about the findings.
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18 June 2020
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India's leadership for good starts here
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16 June 2020
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Why a pandemic response should include dentistry
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15 June 2020
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Essential components of dietary restriction revealed
New research from the Charles Perkins Centre provides insights into the roles of essential amino acids in metabolic health.
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11 June 2020
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Why our hearts fail: new research
Australian researchers have made several new heart failure discoveries in an innovative world-first project examining cryo-preserved human hearts, procured after transplantation, in the Sydney Heart Bank.
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11 June 2020
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A post-pandemic world: will populations be on the move?
Theoretical modelling by the University of Sydney's Centre for Complex Systems has shown that populations typically disperse following major global crises, including contagions.
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11 June 2020
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For successful COVID-19 treatments, pharmacological benchmarks are crucial: international statement
An international group of leading pharmacologists is urging researchers to adopt drug development advice to ensure the result is safe for clinical use.
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10 June 2020
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Rapid growth of intravenous iron therapy raises concerns - study
Experts have found that IV iron therapy is on the rise among Australian women of reproductive age, but say investigation is needed into its effectiveness, due to potential side-effects and rising costs.
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09 June 2020
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Heart disease & stroke research receives $12.4 million federal funding boost
Improving quality of life for people affected by stroke and heart disease, designing biocompatible heart valves, just some of the projects led by University of Sydney researchers receiving $12.4 million in funding.
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05 June 2020
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COVID-19 restrictions came at the right time: new study
A data analytics study from the University of Sydney suggests the timing of COVID-19 restrictions in Australia stopped a significant growth in infections. The techniques used could help guide decision-making during the pandemic.
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01 June 2020
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Rural life not as active as you think: new study
Rural Australians need support to 'get moving', according to researchers from the University of Sydney who have published a review finding those in rural areas are just as physically inactive as their city counterparts.
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28 May 2020
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Rural life not as active as you think: new study
Rural Australians need support to 'get moving', according to researchers from the University of Sydney who have published a review finding those in rural areas are just as physically inactive as their city counterparts.
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28 May 2020
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2020 versus 1919: is COVID-19 as bad as the ‘Spanish’ flu?
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27 May 2020
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Innovative medical program to commence in Dubbo in 2022
The commencement date for the University of Sydney’s postgraduate Doctor of Medicine in Dubbo has been reset to 2022 to support an enhanced MD program and completion of state-of-the-art facilities on our rural health campus.
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25 May 2020
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Chau Chak Wing Museum appointments connect objects with students
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25 May 2020
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Chau Chak Wing Museum announces opening exhibitions
The University of Sydney has released details of seven exhibitions that will launch when Australia’s newest museum opens its doors later this year.
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14 May 2020
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$4m digital health platform to provide real-time data, COVID focus
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11 May 2020
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Professor Holmes "driven by the pursuit of scientific truth"
Following a report in the Daily Telegraph, the University of Sydney has defended global collaboration on research and the work of renowned scientist Professor Edward Holmes.
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11 May 2020
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From Sydney to Columbia: graduate awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarship
Gemma Tierney’s journey to Columbia University started during high school, when she set her sights on studying physiotherapy. Now, she’s headed to the US to further a career in healthcare, with a focus on Indigenous health.
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08 May 2020
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Life after lockdown: Policy for the next phase of COVID-19
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07 May 2020
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Do we all have access to essential medicines?
Citizen scientists can help researchers determine the pricing and accessibility of drugs on the World Health Organization's list of essential medicines. The University of Sydney led team - Breaking Good - aims to improve accessibility to drugs that are needed for good public health.
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06 May 2020
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How to eat like the animals for good health
From jungle to laboratory and back to our own kitchens, David Raubenheimer and Stephen Simpson's new book 'How to Eat Like the Animals' explores what nature teaches us about the science of healthy eating.
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06 May 2020
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$5m to help community pharmacies support people with mental illnesses
The University of Sydney has partnered with Griffith University, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia and the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia to enhance the way pharmacies work with people with mental illnesses.
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05 May 2020
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University of Sydney builds ventilator to fight COVID-19
The University of Sydney and NSW Health Infrastructure have partnered to develop a simple, low-cost ventilator solution using modern design tools and 3D printing technology.
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05 May 2020
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Use it or lose it: Website helps older people stay active at home
Leading physiotherapists concerned 'stay at home' restrictions could exacerbate falls and poor physical function in older people have developed a new website to support older Australians to stay active - safely - at home.
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05 May 2020
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Central Acute Services Building construction close to complete
The Central Acute Services Building at the heart of the Westmead Precinct is set to be completed months ahead of schedule. Today the CASB was officially handed to the University of Sydney and the NSW Government.
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04 May 2020
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How to control an influenza outbreak without a specific vaccine
A group of pandemic modelling experts from the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering have published new research that simulated viral influenza outbreaks to examine the efficacy of pandemic interventions in the absence of a tailored vaccine. The research has some lessons for managing the COVID-19 pandemic.
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30 April 2020
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Experts examine the COVID-19 tracing app
University of Sydney academics from the disciplines of cybersecurity, law and health comment on COVIDSafe, the COVID-19 contact tracing app released by the federal government.
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28 April 2020
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$2.5m YOUTHe launched for national approach to mental health
An NHMRC-funded Centre of Research Excellence focusing on youth and mental health is launched as experts prepare for a spike in mental health issues in the wake of COVID-19.
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28 April 2020
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Coronavirus: animal disease detectives to be trained across SE Asia & Pacific
The University of Sydney is leading a multi-institutional, multinational program to train animal disease detectives across SE Asia & Pacific to help prevent another disease outbreak like COVID-19, caused by a virus jumping from animals to humans. The project is funded by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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27 April 2020
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Coronavirus: animal disease detectives to be trained across SE Asia & Pacific
The University of Sydney is leading a multi-institutional, multinational program to train animal disease detectives across SE Asia & Pacific to help prevent another disease outbreak like COVID-19, caused by a virus jumping from animals to humans. The project is funded by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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27 April 2020
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COVID-19 research funding boosts Sydney-led projects
Researchers from the University of Sydney lead several projects recently announced by the Australian Government as part of its national coordinated COVID-19 research response.
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27 April 2020
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Text service to support at-risk respiratory patients during COVID-19
Researchers from the University of Sydney have rallied to develop a free national text message support program for Australians with chronic respiratory diseases who are now socially isolated and unable to access usual hospital rehabilitation and support programs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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22 April 2020
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ARC Linkage Projects success for Sydney researchers
University of Sydney projects have been awarded more than $2 million in funding in the latest rounds of Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Projects outcomes.
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20 April 2020
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Statement from Prof Edward Holmes on the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Statement from Professor Edward Holmes, an evolutionary virologist from the University of Sydney, regarding unfounded speculation about the origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans.
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16 April 2020
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Sydney researchers develop NSW COVID-19 hotspot database
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15 April 2020
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Synthetic material could help heal injured tendons and ligaments
University of Sydney biomedical engineers have collaborated with Columbia University and University of Erlangen-Nuremberg to develop a synthetic material to assist in the regeneration of injured tendons and ligaments.
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14 April 2020
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US COVID-19 deaths "poorly predicted" by IHME model
An international group of renowned statisticians from the University of Sydney, Northwestern University and the University of Texas have collaborated to fully investigate the predictive performance of the COVID-19 model developed by Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) – which provides forecasts for ventilator use and hospital beds in the United States.
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14 April 2020
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Commemorating humanitarian Catherine Hamlin
Sydney graduate Dr Catherine Hamlin AC devoted her life to helping ostracised Ethiopian women. Almost fifty years after founding a hospital to treat patients most in need, Dr Hamlin has passed away.
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14 April 2020
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COVID-19: Ethics framework to help guide clinical decision making
Clinicians have turned to ethicists at the University of Sydney to help guide thinking about processes for crucial decision-making in anticipation of mounting pressure on healthcare systems due to the coronavirus.
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08 April 2020
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First study on the health conditions of adults one month into COVID-19 lockdown
A new preliminary study provides some of the earliest pieces of evidence that the COVID-19 outbreak affected people mentally as well as physically.
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08 April 2020
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Social media vital for pregnant women during pandemic
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08 April 2020
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Hidden army: how starfish could build up numbers to attack coral reefs
Crown of thorns starfish can devastate tropical reefs. Now research from the University of Sydney shows that juvenile starfish can delay their switch from algae to coral diets, raising concerns that huge numbers could build up during periods of coral bleaching.
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08 April 2020
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Hidden army: how starfish could build up numbers to attack coral reefs
Crown of thorns starfish can devastate tropical reefs. Now research from the University of Sydney shows that juvenile starfish can delay their switch from algae to coral diets, raising concerns that huge numbers could build up during periods of coral bleaching.
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08 April 2020
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Blood test could help health system identify most at-risk COVID-19 patients
Researchers from the University of Sydney have launched a giving appeal to support the development of a biomarker blood test which aims to provide vital information to help doctors triage COVID-19 patients.
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07 April 2020
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What is the secret to a long, healthy and meaningful life?
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06 April 2020
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How the coronavirus is changing the way we care for our teeth
To minimise the spread of COVID-19 a raft of care has been postponed. However, if you're in a lot of pain, your dentist will be able to treat you.
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03 April 2020
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Which postgraduate health course is right for you?
The key difference between the different postgraduate study options on offer at the University of Sydney is the duration, giving you more flexibility over your level of commitment.
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30 March 2020
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World-first tool to improve COVID-19 diagnosis, free & online
Award-winning University of Sydney start-up DetectED-X has directed its breast cancer diagnosis tool at the coronavirus, drawing on pandemic cases globally with support from healthcare and industry leaders to ramp up COVID-19 detection.
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30 March 2020
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How to stay fit and active at home during self-isolation
How to get some exercise in your daily routine if you are working from home or are in self-isolation.
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27 March 2020
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COVID-19: the genetic quest to understand the virus
Professor Edward Holmes from the University of Sydney is at the scientific frontline in the pursuit to understand the novel coronavirus that is causing COVID-19 in humans. This week he has contributed to important papers in Nature and Cell that is giving us deeper knowledge of the genetic makeup of the virus.
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27 March 2020
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Coronavirus: how to access the medicines you and your family need
Pharmacies provide essential services and will remain open but some people will still have problems accessing medicines during new restrictions introduced due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Associate Professor Nial Wheate and Dr Andrew Bartlett write about what to be aware of.
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25 March 2020
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Coronavirus distancing measures are confusing. Here's how to make sense of it
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24 March 2020
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DNA riddle: how cells access data from 'genetic cotton reels'
Cells pack a lot of DNA into very small spaces. Researchers led by Professor Joel Mackay at the University of Sydney have shown that a motor protein called CHD4 helps cells access genetic information. It's a discovery that could help us understand neurodevelopmental disorders and some cancers connected to when that process goes wrong.
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23 March 2020
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Coronavirus research funding announced
The University of Sydney-led NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Emerging Infectious Diseases - a multi-state Australian research program led by Prof Tania Sorrell, director of the Marie Bashir Institute for Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity - announces project funding of $700,000 will be directed to tackle COVID-19 in collaboration with APPRISE..
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19 March 2020
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First map shows global hotspots of glyphosate contamination
Glyphosate, or Roundup, is under scrutiny because of possible impacts on human health and ecosystems. Here Federico Maggi and Alex McBratney from the Sydney Institute of Agriculture at the University of Sydney present the world's first map detailing contamination hotspots of the controversial herbicide.
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19 March 2020
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First map shows global hotspots of glyphosate contamination
Glyphosate, or Roundup, is under scrutiny because of possible impacts on human health and ecosystems. Here Federico Maggi and Alex McBratney from the Sydney Institute of Agriculture at the University of Sydney present the world's first map detailing contamination hotspots of the controversial herbicide.
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19 March 2020
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The dos and don'ts of coronavirus self-isolation
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17 March 2020
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Renowned neurodegeneration expert receives top accolade
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16 March 2020
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How intermittent fasting changes liver enzymes and helps prevent disease
Dr Mark Larance and scientists at the University of Sydney hope to unlock the mechanisms by which intermittent fasting improves health outcomes to support treatment of cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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11 March 2020
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Prominent female professors share their advice on leadership
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06 March 2020
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Transforming post-hospital care for people with heart disease
University of Sydney experts have been awarded an inaugural $5 million NHMRC Synergy Grant for a project to transform cardiac care for people with heart disease in the community.
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06 March 2020
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Evolution and spine shape may predispose you to back problems
The reason many humans experience pain in their lower back can be found in our evolutionary past, according to new research from a team of bioarchaeologists at the University of Sydney, Simon Fraser University and the University of Liverpool.
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04 March 2020
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QS subject rankings reflect breadth of Sydney expertise
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04 March 2020
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Early start key to easing the trajectory of childhood obesity
On World Obesity Day, a new study shows that early education and support for pregnant women and parents could be key to combating rising rates of obesity in Australian kids.
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04 March 2020
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Three Australian Academy of Science award winners
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03 March 2020
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4 myths about PCOS - and why they're wrong
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27 February 2020
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Brain disease found in former Australian rules player
A degenerative brain disease linked with repetitive head injury has been identified in a former Australian rules football player for the first time.
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27 February 2020
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Opioid prescriptions for chronic non-cancer pain doubled in 24 years
A review of 24 years of global research has shown opioid prescribing doubled between 1991-2015, with demand most common for chronic conditions such as chronic lower back pain, finds University of Sydney-led research.
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26 February 2020
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How we're celebrating Mardi Gras: 5 minutes with Michelle Dickson
Mardi Gras is around the corner and this year's theme is What Matters? We caught up with Dr Michelle Dickson about what matters to her as a proud Aboriginal woman and member of the LGBTIQ community. Find out more about her story and the University's Pride Network.
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25 February 2020
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Peter Weiss gives four million for lung research
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22 February 2020
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Virtual games help people stand and walk in rehab
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19 February 2020
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Sydney graduates launch face mask to protect against air pollution
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18 February 2020
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Sydney graduates launch face mask to protect against air pollution
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18 February 2020
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Insufficient evidence backing herbal medicines for weight loss
Researchers from the University of Sydney have conducted the first global review of herbal medicines for weight loss in 19 years, finding insufficient evidence to recommend any current treatments.
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17 February 2020
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Instant prescriptions: we need to manage the risks
Instant prescriptions might be the way of our digital future, but we need to manage the risks first write academics from our Faculty of Medicine and Health.
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13 February 2020
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$3.75m awarded to transform the way ovarian cancer is treated
The Cancer Council of NSW has awarded its annual Translational Program Grant to a Sydney-led project aiming to match ovarian cancer patients with the treatment or clinical trial most likely to work for their cancer subtype.
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13 February 2020
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Strength training can help protect the brain from degeneration
For the first time, an intervention - lifting weights - has been able to slow and even halt degeneration, over a long period, in brain areas particularly vulnerable to Alzheimer's disease.
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11 February 2020
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Sydney researchers make coronavirus breakthrough
A team of health and medical experts at the University of Sydney and NSW Health, working around the clock, has grown the live virus to help diagnose and contain its spread.
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10 February 2020
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Common medication may lower risk of 'broken heart' during bereavement
The increased risk of heart attack or “a broken heart” in early bereavement could be reduced by using common medication in a novel way, according to a world-first study led by the University of Sydney and funded by Heart Research Australia.
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10 February 2020
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Student-engineered solutions at the nexus of law and science
An idea to label food to indicate the use of antibiotics in an effort to prevent the emergence of superbugs has seen a multidisciplinary team of students named the inaugural winners of the University of Sydney’s Summer Innovation Program (SIP) challenge.
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03 February 2020
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Reform needed to counter cancer overdiagnosis
Overdiagnosis is an increasing issue, with Australians now more likely to experience cancer diagnosis for five major cancer types compared to 30 years ago, but with no rise in mortality.
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29 January 2020
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New test to help predict the progression of melanoma
Australian researchers have played a critical role in the discovery of a potential new test to predict which early stage melanoma patients are at a high risk of their disease recurring and progressing.
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28 January 2020
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China in 2020 - what can we expect?
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28 January 2020
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Air pollution impacts can be heart-stopping
There is an increased risk of deadly cardiac arrests from short-term exposure to air pollution, even at concentrations that meet global standards. A comprehensive study shows tighter standards and cleaner energy are required.
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28 January 2020
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ARC funding for myrtle rust and aerosol measurement technology
Sydney researchers have received $753,000 in Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project grants to combat myrtle rust and to develop new technologies to better characterise aerosols.
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24 January 2020
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Back to school: 6 tips from our experts
With the 2020 school year just around the corner, University of Sydney experts in education, child psychology and children’s health provide evidence-based recommendations for parents and educators.
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23 January 2020
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Fulbright Scholarship success
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23 January 2020
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The NDIS and mental illness: what needs to change?
It's hard for people with severe mental illness to get in the NDIS and the problems don't stop there, write Nicola Hancock and Jennifer Smith-Merry from the Centre for Disability Research and Policy.
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22 January 2020
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6 steps to successful weight loss for women
Obesity researcher Dr Nick Fuller outlines six key steps to weight loss success for women, using his evidence-based Interval Weight Loss approach.
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21 January 2020
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10 health stories that got people talking this year
It's been a busy year for our health and medical researchers. From our own research into back pain, climate and diet to expert commentary on sports doping, measles and bushfires.
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19 December 2019
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6 careers with a degree in medical science
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19 December 2019
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The gene therapy research that could save a family of four
Mary and Neveah Taouk suffer from a genetic disorder so rare it has no name. Now, thanks to new research and a crowdfunding push, the sisters and their parents have a glimpse of hope. Read their story.
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18 December 2019
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Sydney research among most influential of 2019
The Altimetric Top 100 papers for 2019 included three featuring academics from the University of Sydney covering the global climate emergency, the origins of modern humans and the probable collapse of insect populations over the next century.
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17 December 2019
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Westmead advanced manufacturing to transform lives
The NSW Government has announced $25 million to fund a facility at Westmead that will give patients with genetic diseases, cancers and viral infections across Australia faster access to ground-breaking trial therapies.
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17 December 2019
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Barry and Joy Lambert recognised as medicinal cannabis pioneers
Philanthropists Barry and Joy Lambert have been recognised with Honorary Fellowships by the University of Sydney for their pioneering collaboration on the establishment of the Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics.
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12 December 2019
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Exploring the impact of exercise on brain health in older people
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11 December 2019
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$10.5m facility to boost bioengineering research
Last week the Governor of New South Wales, the Honourable Margaret Beazley AO QC, joined University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Dr Michael Spence AC and Professor Hala Zreiqat AM to launch the new, state-of-the-art $10.5 million Australian Research Council Centre for Innovative BioEngineering facility at the University of Sydney.
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11 December 2019
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Sydney researchers receive $41 million in NHMRC funding
Researchers from the University of Sydney have received more than $41 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) to improve the health of Australians.
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10 December 2019
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Essential oil poisoning calls on the rise, children most affected
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09 December 2019
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58 Discovery Project grants awarded to Sydney researchers
ARC Discover Project grants: 58 University of Sydney researchers successful in the final round of ARC funding. Read more about our funding success.
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05 December 2019
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Creating regional opportunities for pharmacists
The University of Sydney School of Pharmacy alumna, Sue Muller, has built a successful career supporting regional communities. She has also given generously to the university, facilitating rural placements for pharmacy students.
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29 November 2019
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New digital resource hub for people with severe asthma
University of Sydney researchers have partnered with the University of Newcastle and Healthtalk Australia to produce evidence-based digital resources about severe asthma.
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27 November 2019
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Matilda Centre launches at the University of Sydney
Tackling mental health and substance use in young people, the Matilda Centre bridges the gaps between research, government and the community to address one of Australia's biggest health problems.
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27 November 2019
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Sydney Facial Nerve Clinic expands interdisiplinary model to include contemporary artist
University of Sydney PhD student Vic McEwan, who is currently undertaking research in the Discipline of Physiotherapy, shares his art at the Big Anxiety Festival, Australia’s largest mental health festival.
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25 November 2019
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14 academics named in influential highly-cited scholars list
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20 November 2019
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Researchers overcome cholesterol overload in rare genetic disorder
In a world-first, researchers have discovered the main reason why cholesterol accumulates in people with the rare progressive genetic disease called Niemann Pick Type C1 (NPC1).
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18 November 2019
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Meet the 2019 Bradfield finalists
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15 November 2019
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Data science and digital health shape the future of dental education
As the recently appointed Academic Lead in Digital Health and Health Service Informatics, Professor Spallek is committed to preparing dental graduates for the future of work by ensuring that digital health education and training is embedded in all health programs.
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15 November 2019
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Exercise is the best medicine for managing back pain
Associate Professor Paulo Ferreira spoke to ABC Life about the best evidence-based approaches for back pain in those who have demanding jobs.
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12 November 2019
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Scientists discover mood-altering brain receptor
A brain receptor believed to be linked to negative moods has been discovered in a part of the brain that contributes to pain. The paper is published in Science.
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11 November 2019
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Are we overestimating lifetime cancer risks?
Researchers have found current estimates of lifetime risks of cancer diagnosis and mortality consistently higher than when they allowed for competing causes of death
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11 November 2019
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Nobel chemist awarded Doctor of Medical Science
Sir Gregory Winter awarded honorary doctorate by University of Sydney
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08 November 2019
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Fake news, hate speech on social media impacting Myanmar's youth
A new report led by the University of Sydney and Save the Children shows social media may be undermining democracy in Myanmar, revealing the extent to which youth are vulnerable to online abuse, hate speech and fake news.
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07 November 2019
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How healthy is your meal kit meal?
Popular commercial meal kit subscription services assessed for nutritional quality were found to provide adequate serves of core foods such as vegetables – but there was room to improve to meet dietary guidelines.
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07 November 2019
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Healthcare sector offers enticing career prospects
While job growth in many industries is stagnating in an age of automation, Australia’s healthcare sector is thriving, opening doors for young people seeking job security and career flexibility.
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06 November 2019
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What caused air pollution in New Delhi? Sydney experts respond
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06 November 2019
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Dog ownership could reduce loneliness: study
A new University of Sydney trial lends weight to the expression ‘man’s best friend,’ showing a sample of new dog owners saw a significant reduction in loneliness within three months of acquiring their pet.
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05 November 2019
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Corey Tutt named NSW Young Australian of the Year
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05 November 2019
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Universities launch new report card on western Sydney
The Universities of Sydney and Western Sydney have produced a report card and joint vision for western Sydney that reveals how the region can become one of the state’s most important incubators for future jobs and higher education.
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01 November 2019
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Sydney researchers helping to break the cycle of disadvantage
University of Sydney economists and health experts will spearhead a new research project that will help Australian children and families overcome the challenges of deep and persistent disadvantage.
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31 October 2019
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Research update: Marie Bashir Institute
In the seven years since the inception of the Marie Bashir Institute, a significant amount of multidisciplinary research has taken place across the Asia-Pacific region to advance our understanding of infectious diseases.
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31 October 2019
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Sydney taps into potential of 'mini-degrees'
A suite of new health micro-credentials, some unique to the University of Sydney, have been introduced to help time-poor healthcare professionals upskill and stay competitive.
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30 October 2019
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University of Sydney team wins global BioMod competition
University of Sydney students have won the 2019 global BIOMOD competition in San Francisco. Find out how their nanofilters use DNA origami to fight cardiovascular disease.
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30 October 2019
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Dental researchers develop new glass fibre composite materials
Associate Professor Ayman Ellakwa is part of a team of researchers from UNSW and the University of Wollongong who have received a CRC-P grant with a total project value of $8.3 million, to develop a new fibre-reinforced dental composite.
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30 October 2019
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NSW Premier recognises scientific and engineering excellence at Sydney
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian tonight awarded the 2019 Premier’s Prizes for Science & Engineering. Three University of Sydney academics were recipients, recognised for their work across three categories.
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29 October 2019
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'DNA time capsule' reveals birthplace of modern humans
A landmark study led by Sydney researchers pinpoints the birthplace of modern humans in southern Africa and suggests how climate change may have driven the first migrations.
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29 October 2019
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Influential alumnus makes impact on medical community
The University of Sydney School of Medicine alumnus and philanthropist, Dr Barry Catchlove AM, led an extraordinary career in healthcare management. He has also made a significant contribution at the University, generously supporting young researchers.
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28 October 2019
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Improving TB detection in Vietnam
Leading large clinical trials in Vietnam, Associate Professor Greg Fox is addressing the problem of tuberculosis (TB) case detection in endemic settings using active screening and a modern new molecular test.
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28 October 2019
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Simulated patient study on the supply of codeine from Australian pharmacies
Investigation on the effectiveness of drug monitoring in pharmacies, though two initiatives; regulatory changes restricting their availability, and voluntary live-recording supply of non-prescription codeine combination analgesics (CCAs).
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25 October 2019
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What happens in our brain when we do complex tasks?
Researchers at the University of Sydney are beginning to untangle what lies behind complex brain activity, with a combination of a brain imaging technique and a Sudoku-like puzzle.
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23 October 2019
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Professor Julie Leask wins AFR Women of Influence award
Professor Julie Leask has been named as the overall winner in the Australian Financial Review's 100 Women of Influence awards for her pioneering work in addressing vaccination rates in Australian and internationally.
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22 October 2019
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Charlotte Wood's The Weekend launched at Charles Perkins Centre
Acclaimed author Charlotte Wood, the first recipient of the Judy Harris Writer in Residence Fellowship at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre, launched her new book The Weekend. Read more.
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22 October 2019
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Medical school history: The 1919 influenza pandemic
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22 October 2019
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Digital mental health project wins industry grant for new trial
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21 October 2019
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3D mammograms could improve breast cancer screening
Advanced mammography technology (‘3D mammogram’) is being evaluated by University of Sydney researchers to test its effectiveness in breast cancer detection and potential for widespread use in Australia, with some promising results.
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21 October 2019
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Top ways travellers try to beat jetlag
How can travellers can minimise jetlag? A study of passengers on long haul Qantas flights provides an insight, conducted with the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre.
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18 October 2019
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Raising awareness of developmental language disorders
It's a hidden but very common disability, affecting approximately two children in every school classroom. This Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day, our speech experts are raising awareness and sharing useful resources for families.
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17 October 2019
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Physical activity in lessons improves students' attainment
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16 October 2019
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Estuarine waters hold promise in global pain-relief hunt
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15 October 2019
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Organs 'too risky' to donate may be safer than we think
Study led by University of Sydney show organs from potential donors once rejected as being unsafe to transplant may not be as risky as once thought.
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14 October 2019
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Exposing suspected research fraud with new software
Professor Jennifer Byrne was chosen to deliver the 10th annual Diana Temple AM Memorial Lecture at the University of Sydney
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14 October 2019
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New approaches to the treatment of severe malaria
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10 October 2019
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How to keep cool in a blackout during a heatwave
What works best when there is no air-conditioning - it's an issue faced increasingly by residents of densely populated cities. Blackouts during heatwaves are becoming common; a new paper could give comfort and save lives.
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09 October 2019
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Unique online platform engages youth in suicide prevention: study
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08 October 2019
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Do physios manage pain properly?
New international research shows one in four physiotherapists provide treatments that aren't based on evidence.
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08 October 2019
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4 digital health projects shaping the future of mental health care
Discover four digital health solutions improving access to mental health services, encouraging help-seeking behaviours and upskilling clinicians.
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08 October 2019
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The Honourable Nicola Roxon receives Doctor of Laws
The Honourable Nicola Roxon has received a Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) from the University of Sydney in recognition of her contributions to government, health and public health law.
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04 October 2019
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Pathogen genomics research transforms disease control
Research linking public health and genomics has led to game-changing approaches to the control and prevention of communicable disease outbreaks.
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03 October 2019
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When big companies fund academic research, the truth often comes last
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03 October 2019
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Codeine misuse in Australia reduced by prescription-only changes
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03 October 2019
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What is mental health?
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02 October 2019
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What is mental health?
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02 October 2019
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How to check if your mum or dad's nursing home is up to scratch
If family members are in a nursing home, it's difficult to know if they're getting the care they need. Here are some ways to find out, Associate Professor Lee-Fay Low writes.
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02 October 2019
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What is encephalitis? A new study breaks down the numbers
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01 October 2019
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What happens when students call an aged care facility home
It's not every day your neighbours are 160 older people with dementia or age-related care needs, but for four health sciences students at the University of Sydney, its home.
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30 September 2019
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US backs Sydney spinout company Kinoxis to fight opioid addiction
The US National Initiatives for Health has backed just one company outside North America in its latest billion dollar round of grants to combat opioid addiction. Find out how University of Sydney spinout company Kinoxis Therapeutics plans to take a promising drug to trial.
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30 September 2019
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Diverse career opportunities for pharmacists
Our pharmacy alumni are pursuing interesting and diverse careers in health. From roles in health economics to working as poisons specialists, they are enjoying rewarding careers after study.
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25 September 2019
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5 minutes with Medical Science student Rayza De Souza
We caught up with Rayza to chat about how a Bachelor of Science (Medical Science) at the University of Sydney led her to solve a real-world healthcare problem.
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23 September 2019
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Showcasing aged care, transport and mental health innovations
Seven visionary startups from Sydney students, staff and alumni will compete in the Genesis Finale at the University of Sydney this Friday 20 September.
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18 September 2019
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University of Sydney launches School of Biomedical Engineering
The University of Sydney today announced the launch of its new School of Biomedical Engineering, investing in the development of advanced biomedical technologies such as lab-grown organs, bionic eyes and implantable medical devices.
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18 September 2019
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On Thank You Day, donors give millions to education and research
As the University celebrates the generosity of its donors with Thank You Day, three supporters have contributed close to $3 million to causes from scholarships to medical research. Read more.
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17 September 2019
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Solving the mystery of a Motor Neuron Disease mimic
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17 September 2019
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First case of drug-resistant typhoid reported in Australia
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17 September 2019
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Male circumcision opposition supported by poor evidence, paper finds
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13 September 2019
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Alumnus wins 'America's Nobel' for biomedical research
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13 September 2019
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9 moments in the University of Sydney's history you need to know
From the world's first female radio astronomer to the discovery of neurons that allow us to see in 3D, a new book details highlights from Australia's first University.
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12 September 2019
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9 moments in the University of Sydney's history you need to know
From the world's first female radio astronomer to the discovery of neurons that allow us to see in 3D, a new book details highlights from Australia's first University.
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12 September 2019
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Welfare drug tests: Social Darwinism or necessary evil?
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12 September 2019
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Study casts doubt on accuracy of mobile drug testing devices
New research at the University of Sydney Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics casts doubt on the accuracy of mobile drug testing devices widely used in Australia. Thousands of prosecutions each year rely on these devices.
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12 September 2019
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Empowering patients as a cancer nurse
Rebecca Needham is a Master of Cancer and Haematology Nursing graduate who works as a Immuno-Oncology Cancer Nurse Coordinator in the outpatient cancer centre at Royal North Shore Hospital.
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11 September 2019
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Why making a career change into healthcare could be right for you
Thinking of a career change? Health is one of the fastest growing sectors in Australia, with allied health professionals in constant demand. Read more here.
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10 September 2019
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Household air pollution linked to stillbirths
Associate Professor Camille Raynes-Greenow is leading an international clinical trial that will determine the impact of poor household air on stillbirths.
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10 September 2019
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Climate increasingly a mainstream health issue
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04 September 2019
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Australia has a paracetamol poisoning problem
There has been a concerning increase in paracetamol poisonings, and resulting liver damage in Australia over the last decade writes Dr Rose Cairns from Sydney Pharmacy School.
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02 September 2019
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Preventing asthma attacks: a father's fight for his daughter
An asthma attack took Thea Notaras' life two weeks before her 17th birthday. Now her father is working to save others from her fate. See how his donation is supporting game-changing asthma research at the University of Sydney.
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02 September 2019
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Tracy Sorensen named 2019 Judy Harris Writer in Residence
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31 August 2019
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Tracy Sorensen named 2019 Judy Harris Writer in Residence
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31 August 2019
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Sydney researchers secure $38 million in NHMRC funding
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29 August 2019
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Eureka Prizes: Sydney leads the way in leadership and innovation
The Australian Museum Eureka Prizes for 2019 has awarded three prizes to the University of Sydney - more than any other institution. Find the Sydney women who took the top prizes for science leadership and innovation.
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28 August 2019
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New partner joins forces in development of in vitro blood vessel
A project working on building blood vessels outside of the body has attracted industry attention, with the IMCRC joining Dr Steven Wise and Codex Research in the research collaboration.
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28 August 2019
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An underrated way to live longer
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26 August 2019
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Three finalists in India Australia Business and Community Awards
University of Sydney honours in science, medicine and health, and engineering. Read more.
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26 August 2019
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What's happening in the Amazon?
Scientists, engineers and anthropology experts from the University of Sydney discuss the inferno that's raging through the Amazon, devastating large swathes of rainforest and increasing CO2 levels.
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23 August 2019
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New vaccine targets killer disease tuberculosis
Researchers at the University of Sydney and Centenary Institute have tested a new tuberculosis vaccine on mice with promising results.
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23 August 2019
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When the patient is the planet
What should doctors do when their patient needing emergency care is the planet? History can help us understand and answer this pressing question, claims a multidisciplinary group of researchers from the University of Sydney and Harvard University in a forthcoming perspective piece in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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22 August 2019
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Sydney academics recognised for cardiovascular research excellence
A University of Sydney researcher who is taking a unique and innovative approach to the study of deadly blood clots has won the Ministerial Award for Rising Stars in Cardiovascular Research.
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22 August 2019
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Nursing student experiences rural placement
How a two-week placement in Orange opened Callum Berry’s eyes to the warm community of healthcare in the bush.
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19 August 2019
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Sydney PhD graduate selected for prestigious Novo Nordisk-Oxford Fellowship
University of Sydney PhD graduate, Shilpa Nagarajan, has been recognised as a future leader in diabetes and metabolism research, receiving a prestigious Postdoctoral Fellowship to expand her research into insulin resistance and diabetes.
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16 August 2019
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Plasma coating developed to decrease bone implant rejections
An international research project led by the University of Sydney has developed a new plasma coating for bone implants with the aim of decreasing complications.
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15 August 2019
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Asthmatics over-using over-the-counter puffers: study
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15 August 2019
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Funding boosts cardiovascular research at Sydney
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09 August 2019
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Google awards $1m to University of Sydney to put AI into health
Australia's inaugural $1 million Google.org AI Impact Challenge has been awarded to the University of Sydney for a translational digital health program that will track digital footprints to prevent heart attacks. Find out more here.
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07 August 2019
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Is it safe to use an electric fan for cooling?
The safety and effectiveness of electric fans in heatwaves depend on the climate and basing public health advice on common weather metrics could be misleading, according to a new study from the University of Sydney.
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06 August 2019
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Leading bioengineer joins Sydney
Dr Steven Wise is a talented bioengineer whose research aims to develop medical devices to provide better treatment options for people with cardiovascular disease.
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05 August 2019
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A history of thinking forward in paediatric dentistry
Sydney Dental School's unique registrar-based program in paediatric dentistry has been firmly embedded in the Western Sydney Local Health District since 1987.
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01 August 2019
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Why intercountry adoption needs a rethink
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01 August 2019
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Academics announced as finalists in 5 Eureka Prize categories
Academics with expertise spanning biomedical engineering, the internet-of-things, medicine and quantum physics have been selected as finalists for five categories in Australia's most comprehensive national science awards, the 2019 Australian Museum's Eureka Prizes.
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31 July 2019
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Brushing up on tooth conservation is key to good dental practice
Sydney Dental School's Chair for Dental Conservation, Professor Elizabeth Martin AO explains everything you need to know about tooth conservation in dental practice.
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29 July 2019
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Explainer: What is Ligandrol and how does it work?
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29 July 2019
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Dancing in the dark could have benefits for health and wellbeing
Partnering with No Lights, No Lycra, Sydney researchers explore who regularly attends their nationwide free-form dance events held in the dark. Find out more about their motivations and health benefits.
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26 July 2019
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When agendas are at play, who’s looking out for health consumers?
With the rise of biomedical and reproductive technologies, genetic engineering and stem cell research, Sydney bioethicist Wendy Lipworth is at the forefront of protecting consumers from undue influence.
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24 July 2019
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5 ways Sydney researchers are reducing the burden of diabetes
During National Diabetes Week, we take a look at 5 of our recent studies that aim to reduce the burden of diabetes, both in Australia and abroad.
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18 July 2019
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Sydney rises in Times Higher Education global reputation ranking
The University of Sydney has been ranked 61–70 in the 2019 Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings. Find out more.
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17 July 2019
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Cannabis treatment counters addiction: first study of its kind
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16 July 2019
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Eating a bit less reduces heart attack risk, study shows
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12 July 2019
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Leaving Singapore to study health in Sydney
Sydney is a great place to live and study, but don’t take it from us. Hear what our Singaporean students have to say about their move to Australia to study health at the University of Sydney.
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11 July 2019
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Thwack! Insects feel chronic pain after injury
Pain researchers at University of Sydney have found compelling evidence that insects feel persistent pain after injury. Read more.
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11 July 2019
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Preeclampsia risk may be reduced by a healthy high-fibre diet
New research suggests that gut bacteria could have an impact on the outcome of pregnancies with a high plant-based fibre diet recommended.
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11 July 2019
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Over $1.5 million in ARC funding awarded to Sydney researchers
Four University of Sydney led projects have received funding through the federal government's ARC Linkage Project scheme.
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10 July 2019
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Western Sydney students discover medical research at Westmead
75 young science enthusiasts participated in a two-day outreach event at Westmead and chatted to Sydney honours and PhD students about their research.
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03 July 2019
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Design and Science students develop sexual health solution
University of Sydney students gathered with students from across nine countries at Parsons School of Design and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) New York in late June for the Biodesign Challenge Summit to showcase projects that use biodesign to address global challenges.
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01 July 2019
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Growing rural health research from the ground up
For the first time, Dubbo hosted the annual Western NSW Health Research Network (WHRN) Symposium, bringing together key regional research leaders to drive home the importance of building research capacity in rural NSW.
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01 July 2019
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The role of law, regulation and policy in feeding the future
Leading experts from around the world including Hilal Elver, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, will discuss solutions to challenges faced by global food systems at the second Food Governance Conference this month.
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28 June 2019
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World-first gathering showcased health security's past and future
University of Sydney health security expert Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott recently spearheaded the world's first international Global Health Security meet-up in Sydney. Find out more about the Sydney Statement.
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27 June 2019
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Consumer partnership wins inaugural ACTA award
The NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre’s partnership with Miracle Babies Foundation - a consumer body representing parents of sick newborns - has received the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance’s inaugural award for consumer engagement.
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25 June 2019
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Sydney's Westmead Redevelopment investment reaches new heights
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19 June 2019
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Program launches connecting the public to dementia research
This week the StepUp for Dementia Research program had its official go-live event, attended by a cross-section of the University community, including program ambassadors and university researchers.
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14 June 2019
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Global health: housing for a healthier future
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14 June 2019
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Professor Tony Weiss wins prestigious Clunies Ross Award
Sydney scientist Professor Tony Weiss wins prestigious Clunies Ross Award
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13 June 2019
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Video goggles help diagnose vertigo
Specially designed goggles that measure eye movements during vertigo could help diagnose the type of vertigo a person suffers, according to new research from the University of Sydney and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
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13 June 2019
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How to land your dream job in health sciences straight out of uni
In their final year of study and preparing to graduate, Jackson and Manisha took part in the Health Sciences Mentoring Program. Now in the workforce, they reflect on the skills they gained and how it helped them land a job.
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13 June 2019
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Global health: Sydney researcher helping to end tuberculosis
Persistent high rates of disease and death caused by tuberculosis (TB) is unacceptable, since TB is curable and it is within our power to make a difference for good, says Professor Ben Marais.
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12 June 2019
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Are pharma payments to nurses impacting your healthcare?
New analysis reveals pharmaceutical industry payments to Australian non-prescribing healthcare professionals such as nurses and pharmacists are substantial, raising questions around influence and a call for greater transparency.
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11 June 2019
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New device could replace need for diabetes pin prick testing
Researchers from the University of Sydney, AusMed Global and the Australian Trade and Investment Commission recently unveiled a breath ketone analyser at the Hong Kong International Medical and Healthcare Fair.
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09 June 2019
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Dementia research finds its perfect match online
A new online matching service, StepUp for Dementia Research, is set to revolutionise the way people with dementia and researchers connect, fast-tracking more effective and inclusive dementia research across Australia.
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06 June 2019
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Sydney Nursing School reaches 25-year milestone in Singapore
The Bachelor of Nursing (Post-Registration) seeks to advance professional health education in Singapore and improve patient care by converting more nurses from a diploma to a degree level qualification
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05 June 2019
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A career in global health: Joel Negin
From community development in Eastern Mali to water managment addressing epidemics in Fiji, Professor Joel Negin has devoted his life to ensuring a healthier world for all.
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03 June 2019
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Every week counts towards the end of pregnancy
Every Week Counts, new health campaign, is backed by research from the University of Sydney and Royal North Shore Hospital, and shines a light on a baby’s crucial growth and development in the last weeks of pregnancy. Find out more.
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03 June 2019
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Are you up to date with your vaccinations?
For your own health and the health of those around you, it's important to check in with your GP regularly to make sure your vaccinations are up to date, write University of Sydney researchers.
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30 May 2019
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More evidence needed to inform ADHD medication guidelines
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29 May 2019
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Sydney Nursing School honours students at scholarships and prizes evening
Sydney Nursing School recognised the achievement of its students at a scholarships and prizes evening, awarding over 15 scholarships to nursing students.
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24 May 2019
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Why period stigma should be considered a global health issue
Across the globe, millions of women are skipping school, losing grades and dropping out early to manage their periods - which means missing out on reaching their full potential.
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23 May 2019
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University of Sydney design students 'hack' needle phobias
Students at the School of Architecture, Design and Planning participated in a ‘hackathon’ at the Westmead Education and Conference Centre in Westmead Hospital on 12 April to support children with severe needle phobias.
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21 May 2019
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Scientists rush to support complex insight into obesity
Obesity and nutrition science are explored in Made to Measure, a new play by Sydney playwright Alana Valentine, commissioned by the Charles Perkins Centre at University of Sydney. Read more.
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20 May 2019
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Sydney clinical trial saves thousands of babies' lives each day
Each day, more than 200 researchers at the University of Sydney NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre (CTC) are pushing the frontiers of knowledge to test new treatments and improve medical practice.
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20 May 2019
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What's it really like to study medicine at Sydney?
Helpful insights from current students about the University of Sydney MD program.
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16 May 2019
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Lady Primrose Potter AC receives Honorary Fellowship
Lady Primrose Potter AC has been named an Honorary Fellow of the University of Sydney in recognition of her services to the arts, medicine, and sciences in Australia.
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15 May 2019
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Common food additive found to affect gut microbiota
Experts call for better regulation of a common additive in foods and medicine, as research reveals it can impact the gut microbiota and contribute to inflammation in the colon, which could trigger diseases such as inflammatory bowel diseases and colorectal cancer.
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13 May 2019
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The science of cannabis and driving
Are medicinal cannabis users safe to drive? More research from University of Sydney's Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics.
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07 May 2019
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Dr Nick Fuller: 5 reasons diets don’t work, and what to do instead
At the heart of International No Diet Day is the celebration of a healthy lifestyle, body acceptance and self-love. Leading obesity researcher Dr Nick Fuller shares his expert opinion on why you should ditch fad diets for good.
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06 May 2019
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Flu vaccine encouraged for all children six months to five years
Immunisation providers should offer annual influenza vaccination for all children aged six months to less than five years and report it to the Australian Immunisation Register, say the authors of a Perspective published in the Medical Journal of Australia this week.
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03 May 2019
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Put down the protein shake: variety of protein better for health
University of Sydney researchers have examined whether there are any ongoing ramifications or potential side-effects from long-term high protein intake or from consuming certain types of amino acids.
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01 May 2019
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Pain researchers find antidote to deadly box jellyfish sting
Deadly Australian box jellyfish sting antidote discovered by pain researchers at the University of Sydney. Read more.
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01 May 2019
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Are Australians kept in the dark about new risks of medicines?
Research shows communication about emerging safety risks of medicines is not consistent between countries. Experts call for better resourcing and evaluation of safety notifications to doctors and other prescribers.
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30 April 2019
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Election campaign lesson #1: don't mess with Medicare
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29 April 2019
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Parents reassured febrile seizures following vaccination not dangerous
University of Sydney research finds that febrile seizures after vaccination are rare, not serious and are no different to febrile seizures due to other causes such as from a virus.
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24 April 2019
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Can physical activity offset the health risks of too much sitting?
In findings that could relieve desk-bound office workers, a weekly dose of at least 150 minutes of physical activity could substantially reduce or offset the mortality risks in ‘high sitters’, University of Sydney research finds.
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23 April 2019
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Cannabis use in inflammatory bowel disease: new surveys announced
Two new surveys announced for patients with symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease and for specialists caring for these patients. Find out more about the IBS patient surveys.
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18 April 2019
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Sydney researcher receives prestigious award from Royal Society of Chemistry
The Royal Society of Chemistry has presented Associate Professor Wojciech Chrzanowski with an award for his paper on extracellular vesicles (EVs) in Nanoscale Horizons.
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18 April 2019
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Level the playing field to keep future swim stars in the water
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17 April 2019
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Poor management of surgery pain key contributor to opioid crisis
Inappropriately managed post-surgery pain that becomes chronic and long-lasting is a major contributor to the global opioid epidemic, according to a landmark series in The Lancet.
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16 April 2019
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Strengthen health systems to cope with climate change challenges
University of Sydney expert Professor Anthony Capon says climate change is already harming the health of Australians and there is an urgent need for stronger climate change action by all tiers of government.
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15 April 2019
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Malaria and the doctor who changed the rules of treatment
The people of Burma, now Myanmar, were being devastated by conflict and drug resistant malaria, when alumna Rose McGready arrived. Read her story now.
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15 April 2019
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Open source drug research could open up medicine
Universal access to medicine could come via open source drug discovery, argues lecturer Dr Alice Motion. Find out how this could work here.
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09 April 2019
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Sydney places 25th in the world in global impact ranking
The University of Sydney has been ranked 25th in the overall 2019 Times Higher Education University Impact Ranking. Find out more.
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04 April 2019
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Stillbirth risk more than halved by side sleeping in late pregnancy
Going to sleep on either side in the last three months of pregnancy can more than halve the risk of stillbirth, an international study assessing risk factors for stillbirth has found.
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02 April 2019
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More operations done using robotic surgery
Research into the possibilities of image-guided robotic surgery and robotic automation are already well underway at the University. Find out more about how and why it's happening.
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02 April 2019
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Research unlocks biomechanic mystery behind deadly blood clots
Researchers at the University of Sydney have used biomechanical engineering techniques to unlock the mystery surrounding the mechanical forces that influence blood clotting.
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02 April 2019
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Sydney excels in national research engagement and impact assessment
Find out how the University of Sydney did in the Australian Research Council's (ARC) first national Engagement and Impact (EI) Assessment survey for research at Australian universities.
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29 March 2019
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Should more medications be available over the counter?
Making more drugs available 'over the counter' would be a win for the public and the health care system write University of Sydney pharmacy experts.
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28 March 2019
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Can medicinal cannabis treat the tics in Tourette syndrome?
First Australian medicinal cannabis trial for the treatment of severe Tourette syndrome supported by the Lambert Initiative at University of Sydney. Read more.
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27 March 2019
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University of Sydney research shines in ERA results
The University of Sydney has excelled in the Australian Research Council's Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2018 report. Find out how we did.
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27 March 2019
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Is time-out damaging your child?
Time-out has had a bad rap. New research from University of Sydney says it is still the most effective child discipline method. Read more.
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25 March 2019
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World-first opioid trial on acute spinal pain
Addressing a global epidemic in the prescription of opioids for back pain, the OPAL trial is the first clinical trial that will provide evidence for the effect opioids have on pain relief in acute spinal pain patients.
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21 March 2019
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10-year plan to expand Medicare funded dental care
Two million Australians who needed dental care in the past year either didn’t get it or delayed getting it because it cost too much. The new Grattan Institute Report shows how to fill the dental gap.
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21 March 2019
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Data sharing by popular health apps is "routine", research finds
Researchers call for greater regulation and transparency as analysis of medicines-related apps found most directly shared user data – including sensitive health data – with third parties, posing an unprecedented privacy risk.
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21 March 2019
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Sydney health researchers share their vision to 'Close the Gap'
For National Close the Gap Day our experts lay out their visions for the future and share five ways to achieve Indigenous health equality by 2030.
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21 March 2019
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Design assistance for heart patients
University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning collaborates with Monash University on a long-term medical device project to redesign patient experience for patients with cardiovascular disease.
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20 March 2019
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Transforming Sydney's Medical Program
The University of Sydney Doctor of Medicine (MD), has been re-designed to provide students with greater flexibility than ever before.
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19 March 2019
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Study links breastfeeding with lower risk of heart disease
Mothers who breastfeed their babies have a lower risk of developing or dying from heart disease than those who don’t breastfeed, finds new research from the University of Sydney.
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19 March 2019
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Why you need to get some shut-eye (and how to do it)
10 tips for a better night's sleep, according to University of Sydney experts from the Brain and Mind Centre. Find out more about our sleep research.
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15 March 2019
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Sydney researchers honoured in annual NHMRC research awards
NMHRC excellence awards to two University of Sydney cardiac researchers for their outstanding research in the field of medicine and health. Find out more about Sydney's awards success.
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14 March 2019
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Involving consumers in dental decisions
The University of Sydney School of Dentistry is investigating possible areas for consumers to meaningfully contribute to the processes of dental accreditation authorities, such as the Australian Dental Council (ADC).
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13 March 2019
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Increased Q-fever vaccination needed for rural residents
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11 March 2019
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"Unacceptable secrecy" around potential safety risks of medicines
Should new safety warnings about the potentially serious harmful effects of medicines be considered ‘confidential business information’? University of Sydney researchers make a case for stronger regulation and full ongoing public access.
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07 March 2019
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New Arts and Social Sciences flagship themes to fix the future
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Professor Annamarie Jagose has announced six flagship FutureFix themes that humanities and social sciences research at the University of Sydney will become known for over the next few years.
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07 March 2019
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Online therapies can improve mental health, with no barriers to access
If we're serious about improving access to mental health care, we need to look to online therapies. Evidence says they can be effective instead of, or as well as, seeing someone face-to-face says Professor Ian Hickie and Dr Sebastian Rosenberg of the Brain and Mind Centre.
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05 March 2019
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World-first program uncovers errors in biomedical research results
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04 March 2019
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University of Sydney wins $7.5m funding for landmark cancer research
Top cancer researchers from the University of Sydney have won 7.5 million in grants to fund ground-breaking research that will transform the way cancer is treated around the world.
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01 March 2019
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Early signs of fatty liver disease detected in blood
Researchers have discovered biomarkers in the blood that can predict the accumulation of toxic fats in the liver – a sign of early fatty liver disease.
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28 February 2019
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Sydney women lead the way
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28 February 2019
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Researcher irons out own health issue, while working on it
Dr Dan Johnstone was studying haemochromatosis when his own high iron levels identified him as the ‘one in 200’ impacted by this emergent condition.
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27 February 2019
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How to support junior researchers and be a good mentor
Professor Maree Teesson AC shares her advice on how to support and mentor junior researchers.
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27 February 2019
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Want to be a Sydney Health social ambassador?
With Australia's largest range of health courses, more than 9,000 students, 5 campus locations and 11 clinical schools, there's a lot that goes on within the University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health.
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27 February 2019
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How to stop your teenager from drinking
Parents are key influences in their child’s decision to start drinking, yet most are unsure of what to do, say experts from the Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use.
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25 February 2019
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Study links diabetes and back pain
People with diabetes a higher risk of experiencing low back pain or neck pain than those without diabetes, a review by University of Sydney researchers has found.
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22 February 2019
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The new exercise trend that is made for everyone
Bringing the science of high intensity interval training (HIIT) into everyday life could be the key to helping unfit, overweight people get more of the exercise they need to improve their health, according to an international research team.
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21 February 2019
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Steep rise in self-poisonings in children and adolescents
Self-harm from self-poisoning in children and adolescents is not only increasing but starting at a younger age, finds new research by University of Sydney and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.
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21 February 2019
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Simple tips for weight loss that don't include fad diets
University of Sydney weight loss, Dr Nick Fuller explains the science behind your weight loss woes and shares his tips for doing it right without strict diets.
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20 February 2019
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Is oral health in pregnancy key to understanding allergies?
Sydney Dental School researchers have received funding to evaluate how the oral health of pregnant women affects the allergy status and health of the newborn.
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19 February 2019
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$7 million funding for rare cancer and diseases clinical trials
Researchers from the University of Sydney have been awarded funding from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to improve treatments and discover cures for rare cancers and rare diseases.
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19 February 2019
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Sydney dentist on the frontline
Dr Russell Lain is a forensic odontologist, who’s identified missing soldiers and the victims of crises including the Bali bombings and Thai tsunami.
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18 February 2019
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Treating insomnia improves back pain
A new analysis from the University of Sydney shows treatment for insomnia can help to reduce back pain, further enforcing the complex link between sleep and pain.
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14 February 2019
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The heat is on: keeping the vulnerable safe during heatwaves
5 key facts about heatwaves. As Australia sweltered through its warmest month on record in January, scientists at the University of Sydney were working behind the scenes to find the best ways to keep the most vulnerable safe during heatwaves.
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12 February 2019
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What are the early warning signs of ovarian cancer?
The early warning signs of ovarian cancer on their own can be caused by other less serious medical conditions. It’s a combination of these signs and their persistence that can give a hint that you might have ovarian cancer.
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11 February 2019
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Institute for Musculoskeletal Health launches in Sydney
The Institute for Musculoskeletal Health brings together leading researchers and clinicians from the University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District to develop innovative solutions to combat the growing burden of musculoskeletal disease and physical inactivity in Australia and around the world.
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11 February 2019
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University of Sydney announces partnership with community running event NAB RunWest
The University of Sydney has announced a partnership with NAB RunWest, the first major running festival and community event in Western Sydney that will take place on Sunday 31 March, 2019.
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11 February 2019
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Mental health expert calls for 'smart choices' on Medicare reform
Professor Ian Hickie urges the Medicare review's mental health reference group to reconsider extending rebates to people "at risk" of mental illness, saying long-term reform will be compromised.
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08 February 2019
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Transparency reporting by pharmaceutical industry in decline
Researchers warn Australian pharmaceutical companies are no longer required to publicly disclose many payments to the health sector, and advocate for US-style legislation to ensure full and long-lasting transparency.
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07 February 2019
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Weight gain in early childhood affects teenage heart health
Excessive weight gain in children under two years can lead to cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors in teenage years including increased cholesterol, being overweight and having fat around the middle, finds new research from the University of Sydney.
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06 February 2019
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Scientific breakthroughs take time, research confirms
Dr Isobel Ronai, Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre and School of Life and Environmental Sciences, makes the case for basic biological research.
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05 February 2019
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5 cancer research breakthroughs at Sydney
For World Cancer Day, find out what our leading medicine, health and science researchers are discovering in the fields of cancer prevention and treatment.
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04 February 2019
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Back at school? Here is how to keep kids free of head lice
Head lice may be small but they can cause big worries for parents and carers of school aged children says University of Sydney medical entomologist Dr Cameron Webb.
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04 February 2019
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Inaugural joint Chair of Clinical Pharmacy at Westmead appointed
Sydney Pharmacy School and Westmead Hospital welcomes Professor Jan-Willem Alffenaar to the position of joint Chair of Clinical Pharmacy at Westmead.
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04 February 2019
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Statin therapy found safe and effective for people over 75 years
Statin therapy is safe and effective in older people over 75 years and reduces major vascular events such as heart attacks and strokes, finds new research by the University of Sydney’s Clinical Trials Centre.
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01 February 2019
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Stem cell growth accelerated by tropoelastin protein
Tropoelastin, the raw material used to create ‘MeTro’ elastic surgical glue developed with the University of Sydney, has been found to encourage stem cell growth – with the potential to ultimately help the body repair itself.
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01 February 2019
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New program to foster next generation of pharmacy leaders
A new program at the University of Sydney School of Pharmacy will be introduced this year, giving pharmacy students the opportunity to extend their experience beyond the classroom and develop leadership skills.
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30 January 2019
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Not all sunshine: the dangers of heatwaves
Australia is set to swelter this long weekend, with the Bureau of Metereology predicting heatwaves across the country. Three experts from engineering and health sciences share how long, hot spells affect us and what they mean for our health and public infrastructure.
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25 January 2019
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Back to School: preparing for the new year
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24 January 2019
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Centenary of Spanish flu pandemic in Australia
‘Spanish flu’, the pandemeic that killed between 50-100 million people worldwide, made landfall in Australia by 1919. About a third of all Australians were infected and nearly 15,000 people were dead in under a year. Dr Peter Hobbins from the University of Sydney’s Department of History explores its generational impact.
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21 January 2019
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How the military can support global health security
Governments around the globe are showing a growing willingness to use militaries to support global health, but more comprehensive guidelines and strategies are needed if the world is going to be better prepared for future health emergencies, says University of Sydney health security expert Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott in The Lancet.
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18 January 2019
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5 New Year's health resolutions based on real research
A new year provides the perfect opportunity to reset your health and fitness goals. Our experts offer 5 simple ideas based on our top 2018 research findings.
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15 January 2019
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New AusOpen heat policy informed by University of Sydney research
A new extreme heat policy is being introduced at the Australian Open this week, the result of a research collaboration between Tennis Australia and the University of Sydney.
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14 January 2019
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Where a degree in rehabilitation counselling could take you
A critical part of the healthcare system, rehab counsellors enjoy rewarding and fulfilling careers in a diverse range of industries.
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14 January 2019
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Upskill with a course in medicine
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21 December 2018
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My child's health: 6 common questions answered
Being a parent comes with a lot of questions. Our medicine and health experts answer common concerns and questions.
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20 December 2018
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First female to win prestigious award
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20 December 2018
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University of Sydney welcomes rural medical education funding
The University of Sydney has welcomed a federal government funding package to boost the number of medical students who are educated and trained in regional Australia.
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14 December 2018
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Sydney scholars win $32m in NHMRC funding
University of Sydney scholars have received $32m in NHMRC funding for research to improve the lives of Australians.
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12 December 2018
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How a brain scan led to a career in clinical neurophysiology
Alison Szekely is an active neurophysiologist whose patients sprawl from western Sydney to the Blue Mountains. Find out where she went after specialising in clinical neurophysiology at Sydney.
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12 December 2018
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Discussing the future of caries management
For the first time in Australia, the Sydney Dental School recently hosted a Caries Management Symposium with the support of the Dental Alumni Association of the University of Sydney (DASUS) and Colgate.
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12 December 2018
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5 ways to reduce the risk of stillbirth
Five ways to reduce the risk of stillbirth: advice from University of Sydney experts.
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11 December 2018
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Fellowships awarded to outstanding early-career researchers
After an international search, 10 Fellowships have been awarded to outstanding postdocs to conduct innovative, multidisciplinary research at the University of Sydney. Find out who our 2018 Sydney Fellows are.
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11 December 2018
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New plan to cut harm from too much medicine in older people
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11 December 2018
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Needle-free device could disrupt $30bn vaccine delivery market
University of Sydney scholars are market testing a device that could disrupt the $30 billion vaccine delivery market by eliminating needles and ending the need for cold chain storage of vaccines.
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10 December 2018
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Australia's middle aged men in Lycra on the rise
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10 December 2018
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University of Sydney researchers win big at Royal Society of NSW
University of Sydney researchers have won five of seven 2018 awards and medals bestowed by the Royal Society of NSW, Australia's oldest learned society.
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07 December 2018
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Exercise in aged-care could save Australia $120m each year
Given that falls cost Australia's health economy more than any other form of trauma, including motor vehicle accidents, allied health professionals are urging exercise therapy to be funded in aged-care facilities.
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05 December 2018
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$37 million funding for University of Sydney research
The University of Sydney has secured over $37M of ARC funding across a wide range of areas including food insecurity, gravitational waves, and Indigenous disability in rural and remote areas.
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29 November 2018
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Australian policy inaction on climate change threatens lives
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29 November 2018
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How to become a paediatrician
Find out everything you need to know about how to become a paediatrician.
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28 November 2018
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Becoming a paediatric surgeon
Everything you need to know about becoming a paediatric surgeon.
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28 November 2018
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How to cut the $23 billion bill for osteoarthritis
Experts are calling on the Government to reduce the $23 billion a year bill for the direct and indirect costs of osteoarthritis (OA) by implementing a new national strategy developed by University of Sydney researchers.
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28 November 2018
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$4.5m gift powers a first in cancer
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27 November 2018
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Graduate Rural School of Medicine - selling the vision
The University of Sydney's medical leaders are meeting MPs and Councillors in the central west to update them on the University's vision for a new Graduate Rural School of Medicine in Dubbo.
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26 November 2018
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Gender disparity in cardiology bad news for women
News that women comprise less than five percent of cardiologists could adversely affect female students, trainees, physicians, cardiologists, and patients, say the authors from the University of Sydney.
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26 November 2018
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Alcohol marketing code failing to protect young people
The alcohol industry's code of conduct does not adequately protect young people from exposure to alcohol marketing, new research by Dr Belinda Reeve from Sydney Law School and the Charles Perkins Centre reveals.
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26 November 2018
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How to promote your baby's healthy growth if feeding with formula
While breastfeeding is the recommended approach to infant feeding, some mothers may not be able to writes Professor Elizabeth Denney-Wilson and Jessica Appleton from the Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery.
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22 November 2018
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The beat goes on: helping mums bond with their unborn child
Three University of Sydney Design students who have created an invention to aid parent-child bonding during pregnancy will soon launch their start-up business, PetiteBeat.
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21 November 2018
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Low-protein high-carb diet shows promise for healthy brain ageing
Low-protein high-carbohydrate diets may be the key to longevity, and healthy brain ageing in particular, according to a new mice study from the University of Sydney. Read the peer-reviewed research.
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21 November 2018
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Helping to reduce opioid use in dental care
The project aims to de-implement the reliance of opioid analgesics and to implement reliance on non-opioid analgesics to manage postoperative pain following dental extractions.
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21 November 2018
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Melanoma researchers honoured for outstanding contributions
Four University of Sydney researchers were recognised for their excellence and innovation at the 2018 NSW Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research.
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20 November 2018
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Studying dentistry in Australia: your questions answered
Our Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) students answer common questions about studying dentistry in Australia.
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19 November 2018
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How research is helping to reduce prejudice between people online
Research by academics in the School of Psychology has shown that online interaction between groups that have historically been hostile or distrustful has brought people together and shifted prejudices. Originally published in The Conversation
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14 November 2018
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Make your mark in mental health
Discover how trauma-informed psychotherapy can improve lives in your community.
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13 November 2018
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Blood pressure wearable device winners announced
Researchers, innovators and students from all of the world accepted the Westmead Applied Research Centre's wearable blood pressure device challenge.
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13 November 2018
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Helping others as a rehabilitation counsellor
Not sure what a rehabilitation counsellor does? Read how alumna Palma Carfi helps unwell or impaired people to improve their quality of life and return to work.
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13 November 2018
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Few doctors prescribe medical cannabis for chemo-induced nausea
Few doctors are prescribing medical cannabis for nausea and vomiting resulting from chemotherapy use because good evidence is lacking, say experts in today's Medical Journal of Australia.
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12 November 2018
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Intensive education ineffective for averting chronic low back pain
Intensive patient education is ineffective for helping acute low back pain despite being widely recommended in international guidelines, finds new research by University of Sydney and collaborators, published in JAMA Neurology.
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07 November 2018
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Dental tourism: things to consider before going that extra mile for your smile
Dental care in Australia is not subsidised for the majority of Australians, and about half don’t have any private dental insurance, which makes the allure of dental tourism clear.
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06 November 2018
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Life in Nepal as a rehabilitation counsellor
Find out how a Master of Rehabilitation Counselling alumna is promoting inclusion of disadvantaged people with disabilities living in rural Nepalese communities.
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05 November 2018
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Parramatta-Westmead campus proposal takes shape
The University of Sydney today welcomed an announcement by the NSW Government that it would enter into formal negotiations to establish a campus on the former Cumberland Hospital site in Parramatta.
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05 November 2018
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20 years of statins: how they changed heart health forever
University of Sydney researchers celebrate the life-saving results of the LIPID study which began 20 years ago at the NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre (CTC), the results of which changed heart health in Australia forever by reducing strokes and heart attacks.
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02 November 2018
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Funding call for breast cancer research
Dr Pegah Varamini has developed an approach that uses anticancer agents to attack cancer cells in triple-negative breast cancer.
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31 October 2018
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Five wins at the NSW Premier's Prizes for Science & Engineering
The University of Sydney has taken the lion’s share of awards at the NSW Premier’s Prizes for Science & Engineering 2018 at a ceremony held at Government House on Tuesday night. Our winners were: Professor Branka Vucetic, Professor Tony Weiss, Professor Alex McBratney, Professor Dietmar Muller, Dr Mac Shine.
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30 October 2018
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Don’t know which health degree is right for you? Read this.
Decided on a career in health, but unsure about which course or specialisation is right for you? Consider studying the Bachelor of Science (Health).
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30 October 2018
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I am public health: Erika Bro
Master of Global Health graduate, Erika Bro, tell us what it's like to work on sustainable health programs abroad during her international placement in Timor-Leste.
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30 October 2018
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Report injuries and monitor standards for safe children's playgrounds
The benefits of outdoor play for children are outweighed by the risk of injury, but playground safety relies on detailed injury surveillance and the reporting of injuries to authorities, say authors of a Perspective piece published today by the Medical Journal of Australia.
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29 October 2018
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Climate change: eminent Australians slam government inaction
Twenty two eminent Australian scholars and health experts have signed a letter demanding the Federal Government phase out coal by 2050 following its rejection of a United Nations (UN) report warning that world has 12 years to limit a climate change catastrophe.
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25 October 2018
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Global gathering of First Nations gathers pace
First Nations people from across the globe will attend the eighth Gathering of Healing Our Spirit Worldwide on Cadigal Country in Sydney next month, to build solutions for First Nations communities - co-hosted by the University of Sydney and The Healing Foundation.
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24 October 2018
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USYD pharmacist: life in the Northern Territory
Angela Young is a Sydney Pharmacy School graduate and is making an impact to the lives of central Australians at Alice Springs Hospital.
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23 October 2018
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Did eating starchy foods give humans an evolutionary advantage?
Gene AMY1, which kickstarts digestion of starch in the mouth, is associated with blood glucose levels and digestion of carbohydrates, with implications for understanding human evolutionary biology and the gut microbiome.
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18 October 2018
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Sydney Nano announces its five Grand Challenge projects
The University of Sydney Nano Institute has announced its five Grand Challenges to tackle some of society's most pressing scientific, health and environmental problems.
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18 October 2018
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World Food Day: 7 steps towards #ZeroHunger
On the eve of World Food Day, our experts call for action to improve life for the 820 million people suffering from chronic undernourishment worldwide.
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16 October 2018
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Puppy killing disease rampant in Australia
A University of Sydney study has found that canine parvovirus (CPV), a highly contagious and deadly disease that tragically kills puppies, is more prevalent than previously thought with 20,000 cases found in Australia each year, and nearly half of these cases result in death.
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10 October 2018
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Time to focus on masculinity in mental-health training
University of Sydney research by Zac Seidler shows the need to tailor training programs for men's mental health needs. He says men will seek help more readily when practitioners and services engage with social determinants of mental health.
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09 October 2018
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Dummies not to blame for common speech disorder in kids
University of Sydney research shows bottles, dummies, and thumb sucking in the early years of life do not cause or worsen phonological impairment, the most common type of speech disorder in children.
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08 October 2018
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Sydney women talk gender equity
University of Sydney women staff, students and alumni share their experiences of gender equity in the workplace, particularly in STEMM areas. Follow their journey.
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03 October 2018
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University team develops antibacterial surfaces for bone implants
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28 September 2018
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How Jordan O'Reilly is fixing disability support with a mobile app
Jordan O'Reilly has a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) from the University of Sydney and has won numerous awards for his innovative work in the disability sector.
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27 September 2018
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Construction, transport workers at high-risk of spinal injuries
Workers in the construction and transport industries experience high rates of traumatic spinal injuries, and there is an urgent need for more effective safety measures, says a new study led by University of Sydney experts.
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27 September 2018
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Why industry influence on research agendas must be addressed
Call for better strategies to ensure independence of research, policy-making and public health solutions, as new research confirms corporate interests can impact the evidence available and public health solutions considered.
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26 September 2018
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7 surprising inventions made by pharmacists
In celebration of World Pharmacist Day, we took a look at some surprising inventions made by pharmacists throughout history.
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25 September 2018
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Residential aged-care doesn't meet older people's emotional needs
Associate Professor Lee-Fay Low explains why Australia's aged-care system is failing older people and the fundamental shift which is needed to change things.
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24 September 2018
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Can video game exercises help chronic low back pain?
A new study from University of Sydney found the effect of an 8-week home-based video game program was comparable to exercise programs completed under the supervision of a physiotherapist.
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20 September 2018
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A gift from the heart to advance Alzheimer's research
After confronting the trauma of Alzheimer's disease, the Jolly family made a gift to research in the hope that fewer families would be affected in future. Read their story here.
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18 September 2018
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7 ways to prevent and manage childhood obesity
World Obesity Day was established to promote practical solutions to end the global obesity crisis. Leading up to 11 October, a review of current evidence lays out a path for the prevention and management of childhood obesity.
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17 September 2018
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Everything you need to know about primary health care nursing
In Australia, demands on our primary health care system are increasing, and so too is the need for primary health care nurses. Discover why a career in primary health care nursing might be right for you.
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14 September 2018
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Microscope that gets to the heart of matter
Sydney Microscopy & Microanalysis has launched Australia's highest resolution microscope. With resolution below 0.06 nanometres, the transmission electron microscope will give researchers unparalleled access in materials science.
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12 September 2018
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Empowering Australians with disability to prepare for natural disasters
A collaboration between the University of Sydney, NSW Emergency Services, and the health and disability sectors is raising awareness of the challenges people with disability face during natural disasters.
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12 September 2018
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Cardiovascular research boosted by NSW Health Fellowships
Researchers from the University of Sydney’s Cardiovascular Initiative have received an eight of thirteen NSW Health Early-Mid Career Fellowships.
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12 September 2018
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3 reasons you never have to diet again
In his new book, University of Sydney’s Dr Nick Fuller provides practical advice to help people lose weight using his research-based approach – without dieting.
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12 September 2018
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Back pain in teens linked to substance use and poor mental health
New research led by the University of Sydney reveals adolescents with frequent back pain are more likely to smoke, drink alcohol and report feelings of anxiety and depression.
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11 September 2018
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United States' FDA awards University-led team over $500,000
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11 September 2018
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NSW abortion law out of step with community views: research
An analysis from University of Sydney and James Cook University finds that abortion law in New South Wales is out of step with current community views with residents largely unaware that abortion remains in the criminal code.
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11 September 2018
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NSW abortion law out of step with community views: research
An analysis from University of Sydney and James Cook University finds that abortion law in New South Wales is out of step with current community views with residents largely unaware that abortion remains in the criminal code.
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11 September 2018
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New Drug Discovery Initiative focused on innovative therapies
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10 September 2018
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What you need to know about teeth whitening
Teeth whitening is offered by a number of different providers. Many teeth-whitening products are also available over the counter for home application, including gels and strips. So, which option is best and safest? Dr Alexander Holden explains.
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10 September 2018
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Viruses & infectious diseases: Prof Edward Holmes public lecture
Professor Edward Holmes is a world leader in the area of virus evolution. His research focuses on the emergence of novel infectious diseases, including those that pose a threat to Australia, and the mechanisms by which pathogens species to cause epidemics.
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10 September 2018
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Cannabis As Medicine Survey CAMS:18 launches
The University of Sydney is launching this year’s Cannabis As Medicine Survey (CAMS:18) - an online survey for people who have used medicinal cannabis in the past year - to provide an 'after' snapshot since legislative changes. Two years ago, CAMS:16 was the biggest national survey in 2016 of medicinal cannabis users in Australia in more than a decade.
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05 September 2018
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We need to talk about sexuality after stroke
Stroke survivors and their partners are not adequately supported to deal with changes to their relationships, self-identity, gender roles and intimacy following stroke, according to new research from the University of Sydney.
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05 September 2018
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New centre to reverse lost decade of poor health in teen years
Adolescents are often invisible, unwelcome and misunderstood by health services, but a new research centre launched today aims to change the way they plan and respond to young people.
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03 September 2018
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World-first study into cochlear implants and impact on speech
Researchers from the University of Sydney and Cochlear Limited in world-first study that could lead to more accurate predictions of how those with cochlear implants understand speech, allowing for tailoring to individual hearing loss.
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31 August 2018
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Birth defect predicts testicular cancer, infertility in adulthood
Medical researchers are urging greater compliance with guidelines recommending surgery for undescended testes (UDT) before 18 months of age following new evidence that UDT more than doubles the risk of testicular cancer and increases infertility in adult males.
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30 August 2018
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Eureka Prizes: Sydney scoops the pool for science leadership
The University of Sydney celebrates our world-class academics who have taken four awards at the Eureka Prizes 2018 in a ceremony at the Sydney Town Hall. Professor Nalini Joshi, Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, Professor Tony Weiss and Associate Professor Elizabeth New all won prizes.
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29 August 2018
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Exercise is best for managing osteoarthritis: new guidelines
New guidelines for the effective management of osteoarthritis recommend that exercise is the safest and most effective treatment, ahead of medications such as opioids and surgery.
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29 August 2018
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Apps a timely reminder for those on heart medication
University of Sydney shows mobile apps could potentially save lives by helping people with coronary heart disease keep on top of their medication. Published today in Heart, the National Heart Foundation funded study shows the use of high-quality medication reminder apps increases people’s adherence to cardiovascular medication.
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27 August 2018
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Pop-Up Research Lab to explore 'Brave New Law' in tackling biotech
The Biolegality Pop-Up Research Lab will bring together anthropologists, sociologists, legal scholars, historians, cultural theorists and political philosophers from around the world to discuss the legal and social implications of advances in biotechnology.
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27 August 2018
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Grant win for cell and gene therapies
Four University of Sydney researchers have received grants worth $5 million from the NSW government to support trials for cell and gene therapies to treat rare genetic conditions and cancer.
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23 August 2018
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Grant win for stem cell therapy for chronic pain
Associate Professor Greg Neely has received an $810,000 grant from the NSW government to develop stem cell therapy for chronic pain, one of only four winners of the Cell and Gene Therapy grants from NSW Health.
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23 August 2018
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Professor John Rasko to give 2018 Boyer Lectures
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22 August 2018
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The Young Tall Poppy trifecta
University of Sydney has scooped the Australian Institute of Policy & Science's Young Tall Poppy Awards, with public health researcher Dr Melody Ding named as the 2018 overall winner.
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17 August 2018
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How our millennial Indiana Jones became a global health warrior
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16 August 2018
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Lower radiation doses could have big impact on cancer treatment
Physicists at the University of Sydney and Chris O'Brien Lifehouse have developed a new theoretical model for radiation treatment of cancer that incorporates the bystander effect for cell death. This approach could lead to lower doses of radiation for cancer patients.
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15 August 2018
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Over $16m funding for new health and medical research
NHMRC funding success for Sydney researchers, securing over $16 million in NHMRC funding for 28 projects, including the most Early Career Fellowships awarded to any institution in NSW. Find our more about our results.
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15 August 2018
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Can Skippy disrupt the sports injury repair market?
The University of Sydney and three industry partners plan to disrupt the billion-dollar orthopaedic ligament-replacement market with new and uniquely Australian bone and ligament materials.
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14 August 2018
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$1.1 million funding for magic pen that corrects eye injuries
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13 August 2018
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Drop the C-word to reduce anxiety and over-treatment, say experts
Medical researchers are calling for the word "cancer" to be dropped from some doctor-patient conversations in a bid to reduce patient anxiety and harm from over-treatment.
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13 August 2018
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New centre uses apps to raise health in Sydney's west
Text messaging to control blood pressure in diabetics and mobile phone apps to support medication use are among the digital health programs led by a new University of Sydney research centre launched today in Westmead.
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10 August 2018
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Polypharmacy in the elderly: new project investigates
Inappropriate polypharmacy is a common problem where patients are taking more medication than medically necessary. Professor Sarah Hilmer is on a mission to promote the 'deprescribing' of unnecessary drugs.
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09 August 2018
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Faster, cheaper way to make gene-therapies wins grant
The NSW government has awarded $500,000 to Indee Labs to partner with the University of Sydney to eliminate the need to use viruses in producing gene modified immune cells capable of curing some forms of blood cancer.
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08 August 2018
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Arts student uncovers secret history of penicillin in Australia
Master of Museum and Heritage Studies student Bethany Robinson has unearthed never-before-seen medical records during an internship at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead.
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07 August 2018
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Festival of science, medicine and health fortnight begins
University of Sydney researchers, students and celebrity scientists are involved in a range of public events – from neuroscience and music to sport and the environment – for this year's Sydney Science Festival and National Science Week.
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03 August 2018
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World-leading diet and ageing researcher joins Sydney
Professor Luigi Fontana - a biogerontologist in the field of diet and its role in healthy longevity in humans – has joined the University of Sydney as the Leonard P Ullmann Chair of Translational Metabolic Health.
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01 August 2018
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The Obesity Collective: new joint initiative to tackle the crisis
University of Sydney partners with a coalition of researchers, health professionals, government and private sector representatives, campaigners, non-profits and consumers to transform the way we think and act on obesity.
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31 July 2018
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University of Sydney finalists announced in Eureka Prizes
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25 July 2018
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Software cuts through costly hospital pharmaceutical procurement
The University of Sydney has developed a software program which could significantly reduce the amount spent by the nation's hospitals currently estimated at more than three billion dollars a year. Find our more about the technology.
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24 July 2018
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Many health consumer groups fail to disclose industry sponsorship
University of Sydney experts call for greater transparency and independence by Australian health consumer groups, as new research reveals clouded disclosures about financial support and corporate sponsorship arrangements.
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23 July 2018
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Women under-treated for heart attack die at twice the rate of men
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23 July 2018
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Sunscreen reduces melanoma risk by 40 percent in young people
A world-first study led by University of Sydney has found that Australians aged 18-40 years who were regular users of sunscreen in childhood reduced their risk of developing melanoma by 40 percent, compared to those who rarely used sunscreen.
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19 July 2018
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New discovery a game changer in diagnosing genetic heart disease
Researchers from University of Sydney have discovered that whole genome sequencing can boost the diagnostic pick-up rate in people with cardiomyopathy, a common genetic heart condition, by up to 20 percent.
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17 July 2018
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Sydney Analytical launches world-class facility for researchers
Sydney Analytical, one of the University of Sydney’s core research facilities, provides state-of-the-art instruments and technical expertise for sample characterisation. Whether it is exploring a mummy's tomb or discovering new drugs, Sydney Analytical enables excellence in analytical science.
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16 July 2018
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Could mental health apps lead to overdiagnosis?
Mental health app marketing commonly presents mental health problems as ubiquitous and individuals as responsibe for mental wellbeing; overdiagnosis and denial of the social factors related to mental health could result.
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10 July 2018
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The time for a sugar tax is now
Now is the time for coordinated, strategic and innovative action on sugar-sweetened beverages to improve Australia's health, according to the authors of a Perspective article published in the Medical Journal of Australia today.
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09 July 2018
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Rising trend for keyhole appendix removal benefits kids
New University of Sydney research finds laparoscopic (keyhole) appendicectomy for children improves outcomes and is associated with a shorter length of hospital stay, compared to open appendicectomy. Find out more about the study.
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09 July 2018
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Sydney Nano AeroEV team wins the The Big Idea prize for 2018
Extracellular vesicles from placental stem-cells can be used to treat lung disease using an innovative aerosol delivery system. This idea from Wojciech Chrzanowski's team won Sydney Research's Big Idea competition in 2018.
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09 July 2018
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Content of illicit cannabis to treat kids with epilepsy revealed
A study of community use of medicinal cannabis to treat childhood epilepsy, by the University of Sydney's Lambert Initiative, has found most samples contained some THC and little CBD, contrary to parents' expectations, and a majority were reported as reducing seizures.
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05 July 2018
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Australian GPs cautiously supportive of medicinal cannabis access
A majority of GPs support medicinal cannabis being available on prescription, with their preferred “access model” involving trained GPs prescribing independently of specialists, a survey by the University of Sydney's Lambert Initiative published today in BMJ Open shows.
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04 July 2018
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Anticonvulsant drugs ineffective for back pain, pose risk of adverse effects
Anticonvulsant drugs are ineffective in the treatment of lower back and lumbar radicular pain despite prescriptions rising by 500 percent in the past decade, new research led by the University of Sydney reveals.
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03 July 2018
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University of Sydney wins $4.5m in DFAT grants
The University of Sydney has won $4.5m in grants from The Department of Foreign Affairs to lead programs aimed at preventing infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance in Fiji and Vietnam.
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02 July 2018
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Our SOAR Fellows' research progress, six months on
Watch episode two of the University of Sydney video series following our Sydney Researcher Accelerator (SOAR) Fellows presenting research overseas and more.
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28 June 2018
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Researchers honoured with NHMRC Awards
Four University of Sydney researchers were last night honoured at the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) annual Research Excellence Awards in Canberra. The prestigious awards recognise recent outstanding performance in the health and medical research field.
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28 June 2018
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Jockey seeking answers pledges brain to science
Veteran jockey Dale Spriggs who is suffering the impacts of 20 or more concussions has pledged his brain to The Australian Sports Brain Bank run by the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre and Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
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27 June 2018
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Decoded stretchy molecule gives living tissues flexibility
Researchers have decoded the molecular structure of tropoelastin, a protein that gives living tissues the ability to stretch and retract, and detailed how its structure is altered in various genetically-driven diseases.
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27 June 2018
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Dr Shelley Wickham wins Westpac Fellowship to study DNA origami
Westpac Research Fellowship awarded to University of Sydney Nano Institute member Dr Shelley Wickham to support her research using DNA origami into how blood clots form on artificial heart valves.
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27 June 2018
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How to spot industry influence in science
Keen to know if vested interests have influenced research methods or policies? Professor Lisa Bero outlines the signs to help scientists, journalists and the public assess scientific communications for industry involvement.
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26 June 2018
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New research reveals how rugby league players make it to the top
A University of Sydney study examining the career trajectories of 224 professional National Rugby League (NRL) players suggests early specialisation, early selection in representative teams and intensive training load is not the only way to make it the top.
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25 June 2018
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Trojan Horse: how a killer fungus unleashes meningitis
In a world first, University of Sydney researchers have revealed how a deadly fungus and primary cause of life-threatening meningitis exploits the immune system like a 'Trojan Horse' to promote infection.
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19 June 2018
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Sydney students design smart bandage for burns
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12 June 2018
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Nutritional quality of fish and squid reduced by warm water events
The nutritional quality of fish and squid deteriorates under warm water events, research reveals – with implications for the marine environment, marine predators and fisheries capturing food for human consumption.
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08 June 2018
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Monkeys eat fats and carbs to keep warm
Crave comfort foods in cooler months? You’re in good company. Golden snub-nosed monkeys prefer to eat more fats and carbohydrates in winter to help generate heat, research suggests.
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08 June 2018
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Bowel Cancer Awareness Month: how Sydney is tackling the disease
To mark Bowel Cancer Awareness Month in June, we celebrate three researchers taking on a disease that kills thousands of Australians every year. Their work could transform approaches to treatment and prevention, improving life for patients and survivors. Find out more.
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01 June 2018
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Walking faster could make you live longer: research
Researchers call for walking pace to be emphasised in public health messages, as analysis of over 50,000 walkers finds a faster pace is associated with lower risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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01 June 2018
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Bacterial biofilms target of new manufacturing research partnership
A collaborative research agreement between the University of Sydney, Whiteley Corporation and the IMCRC targeting biofilm infections will benefit healthcare, food production and the manufacturing industry.
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31 May 2018
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New training centre for rising biomedical innovators in Sydney
The Australian Research Council (ARC) Training Centre for Innovative BioEngineering has been launched at the University of Sydney.
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31 May 2018
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Weight loss trial for teens at Children's Hospital, Westmead
Researchers at the University of Sydney and the Children's Hospital at Westmead are looking for young people aged 13 to 17 years to join a 12-month weight-loss trial.
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30 May 2018
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Prediction method developed for epileptic seizures
University of Sydney engineers led by Dr Omid Kavehei have developed a machine-learning and AI-powered algorithm to predict the onset of epileptic seizures. Find out more about the study.
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30 May 2018
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Research impact: Budget funds kids' injury prevention plan
The Federal Budget has committed funding for the creation of a national injury prevention plan following research and advocacy efforts by University of Sydney scholars and the Child Injury Prevention Alliance.
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29 May 2018
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$849k scholarship to accelerate medical implant commercialisation
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29 May 2018
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Professor Elizabeth Elliott AM wins AMA Excellence in Healthcare Award
A pioneer in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder research, patient care and advocacy, Professor Elizabeth Elliott AM has been awarded the Excellence in Healthcare Award 2018 by the Australian Medical Association.
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25 May 2018
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Food as medicine: fixing health with a fork
The idea that food has medicinal properties dates back to Antiquity but has seen a revival in the past 20 years with an abundance of research, journals, books, conferences and study programs devoted to the topic.
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23 May 2018
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Don't want to take daily contraceptive pills? Here's the alternatives
Some women don't want to take a contraceptive pill every day. Dr Deborah Bateson from the University of Sydney canvasses the long-acting reversible alternatives as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each. Read the expert opinion piece.
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23 May 2018
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National Reconciliation Week: Why history matters
National Reconciliation Week is held on 27 May to 3 June. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander researchers from the University of Sydney explain the importance of the week. Join us on campus for events throughout the week.
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18 May 2018
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Supporting people with intellectual disability to understand end-of-life
Australian researchers, in partnership with disability organisations, today launch a landmark project ensuring people with intellectual disability understand the concept of death and are supported to cope with end-of-life.
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18 May 2018
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The dark side of our genes: challenges to ageing in modern times
Genes that were helpful in our evolutionary past may now predispose us to chronic diseases, such as cancer and cardiovascular diseases, writes Associate Professor Stephen Corbett.
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17 May 2018
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Life-changing clinical trials take honours at national awards
Two University of Sydney-led clinical trials took honours today, being named finalist and winner of the 'Trial of the Year' by Federal Health Minister, Greg Hunt MP and the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance.
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16 May 2018
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New bowel cancer chair says a treatment revolution is on its way
Bowel cancer treatment is on the brink of a revolution, with new technology set to transform the care of patients. Read more.
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14 May 2018
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Climate change a health risk, not just an environmental issue
Doctors should be telling patients that climate is an immediate health risk change, not just an environmental problem, say University of Sydney scholars and a sustainable healthcare expert visiting from the UK, Dr David Pencheon.
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11 May 2018
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School of Rural Health welcomes funding for medical school program in Dubbo
The University of Sydney's School of Rural Health today welcomed the federal Government's Budget announcement to fund the delivery of its four-year graduate entry medical school program in Dubbo.
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09 May 2018
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Can switching from sugar to diet drinks reduce health risks?
A University of Sydney study that models a sugar to diet beverage switch in rats suggests swapping to artificially sweetened beverages may help improve metabolic and cognitive impairments that result from too much sugar.
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08 May 2018
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Eggs not linked to cardiovascular risk, despite conflicting advice
Eating up to 12 eggs a week does not increase cardiovascular risk factors in people with pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes, new research finds – despite conflicting dietary advice continuing around the world.
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07 May 2018
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5 things you need to know about the federal budget
Ahead of the 2018-19 Federal Budget on Tuesday, University of Sydney experts explain what the budget might mean for Australia, including the implications in the infrastructure sector, taxation system and NDIS funding.
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04 May 2018
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Backpacks not to blame for back pain in kids
New systematic review from the University of Sydney, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, suggests schoolbags do not cause back pain in children and adolescents.
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03 May 2018
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No evidence of serious mental health issues for women after abortion
Some women feel grief after an abortion, but there’s no evidence of serious mental health issues writes Associate Professor Kirsten Black from the University of Sydney.
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02 May 2018
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Linda Burney and June Oscar to address global gathering in Sydney
Prominent Australian politician Linda Burney and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar will address a gathering of up to 2,000 Indigenous people from around the world in November.
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02 May 2018
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Analysing data to understand type 2 diabetes: new study
University of Sydney complex systems researchers believe untapped electronic medical records could be used to predict when a person is at risk of developing chronic diseases, like type 2 diabetes.
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02 May 2018
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The fight to beat breast cancer with a blood test
Working for a start-up in 2008, Dharmica Mistry made a major discovery that would lead her to file for an international patent. Now, ten years on, she hopes to commercialise research that will address shortcomings in existing breast cancer detection methods.
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01 May 2018
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Parechovirus epidemic affecting infants needs action: experts
Australia is in the grip of its third epidemic of the parechovirus (HPeV), now recognised as a leading cause of sepsis-like illness and central nervous system illness, particularly in young infants, new research led by the University of Sydney reports.
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30 April 2018
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Nation’s first institute for eating disorders research launched
Australia’s first institute for research and clinical excellence in eating disorders was launched today by Federal Minister for Health Greg Hunt and NSW Minister for Mental Health Tanya Davies.
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30 April 2018
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Launch of new faculty marks historic moment for medicine and health
The University of Sydney's new Faculty of Medicine and Health brings together dentistry, medicine, medical sciences, nursing and midwifery, pharmacy and public health for an integrated approach to medicine and health.
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30 April 2018
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New study tackles high density health issues
Potential planning measures to reduce heart disease, mental illness and Type 2 diabetes in residents living in highly urbanised environments will be explored in a new landmark study. Read more about the urbanism research.
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30 April 2018
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New study measures support for public transport policies in Sydney
There are high levels of support for a public bike share program and more cycle paths in inner Sydney areas, according to a new study by University of Sydney researchers. Read more about the findings in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health here.
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27 April 2018
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Kids exposed to general anaesthetic do poorer on numeracy, literacy tests
Exposure to general anaesthetic up to age raises the risk of poor child development and reduced literacy and numeracy as measured by school tests, new research led by the University of Sydney reveals.
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27 April 2018
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Are dentists influenced by gifts and incentives?
Compared to the medical profession, there is less discussion and scrutiny of gift-giving and incentives, and their potential to influence the behaviour of dentists, argue two University of Sydney experts in the latest issue of the Journal of Law and Medicine.
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24 April 2018
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Sydney bushfires, hazard burns linked to deaths, hospitalisations
As a major fire burns in Sydney's south-west, a University of Sydney report reveals bushfires and hazard burning caused 197 premature deaths and 1200 hospitalisations in Sydney between 2001-13.
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18 April 2018
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New blood pressure guidelines could put lives at risk
Recommendations from the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association to lower thresholds hypertension and treating higher risk patients are speaking debate.
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17 April 2018
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Australia to join global health and climate change initiative
Australia is set to join a global initiative tracking progress on human and climate change, say University of Sydney and Macquarie University scholars in today's Medical Journal of Australia.
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16 April 2018
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University of Sydney at forefront of digital health research
The University of Sydney is a lead partner in the new Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre (DHCRC) announced by Senator the Hon. Michaelia Cash, Minister for Jobs and Innovation.
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13 April 2018
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The case for decriminalising drug use
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12 April 2018
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Scientists unlock path to use cell's nanoparticles as biomarkers
University of Sydney scientists at Sydney Nano have developed a way to identify individual cell messenger nanoparticles, called extracellular vesicles, meaning they can now be used as cancer and disease biomarkers.
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12 April 2018
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Chill out. A slightly warmer office won't make it too hot to think
What's the optimal temperature for office air conditioning? Research shows setting the temperature to 25 degrees Celsius will preserve energy and won't make it too hot for workers. Find out more.
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12 April 2018
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Thinking about getting your child the flu vaccine?
Young children catch and spread the flu more than any other age group and thousands of children are hospitalised every year from flu writes Professor Kristine Maccartney.
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10 April 2018
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Scholarship recognises contribution of nurses
A $160,000 gift will establish the Trace Richey Nursing Scholarship at Sydney Nursing School.
The scholarship will allow one full-time student or two part-time students each year to complete specialty nursing education through a Master of Cancer and Haematology Nursing degree.
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06 April 2018
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Next-gen medical imaging facility to advance future of healthcare
The latest medical imaging technology is now available to our researchers, students and collaborators with the launch of Sydney Imaging, designed to lead discoveries and education in patient diagnosis and treatment.
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06 April 2018
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Ancient origins of viruses discovered
A new study published in Nature transforms our understanding of the origins and evolution of viruses.
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05 April 2018
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Promoting vaccination? Focus on behaviour more than persuasion
Behavioural strategies are better than persuasion for promoting vaccination, a new review of the evidence reveals.
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04 April 2018
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How to cut the rise of superbugs? Experts can't agree
Australia’s doctors, dentists and veterinarians can’t agree whose job it is to reduce the rise of antimicrobial resistance, new research reveals.
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03 April 2018
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Mosquito saliva vital to the discovery of future drugs
By mimicking the anti-clotting properties of the proteins in a mosquito’s saliva, scientists could develop new drugs to treat conditions like deep vein thrombosis or stroke, according to new University of Sydney research.
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29 March 2018
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Academics awarded $4.6 million to conduct vital cancer research
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29 March 2018
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How one woman transformed the way we study the human body
The formidable Ann Macintosh transformed anatomy studies and research at the University of Sydney. Her support has inspired scientists and even helped police identify human remains. Read her story.
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29 March 2018
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Kids' eating impacted by mums' diet and socio economic factors
New University of Sydney research shows toddler diets mirror their mums, and children of low income, younger and migrant mothers are developing poor dietary habits. Read more about the study.
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28 March 2018
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Qantas flight heralds second stage of research partnership
University of Sydney researchers have collaborated with Qantas to transform air travel health and wellbeing, ahead of the airline’s first Perth to London flight that departed Australia on Saturday.
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26 March 2018
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Everything you need to know about daylight saving
Daylight saving is a ritual observed by over 40 percent of the world, but why do we observe it and how does it impact your sleep? University of Sydney experts explain.
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23 March 2018
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How ADHD affects pregnancy outcomes in women and their babies
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23 March 2018
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How artists can help doctors conquer dangerous lifestyle diseases
In the fight against obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, art can reach the public with messages health professionals find hard to convey, writes Alana Valentine, writer-in-residence at the Charles Perkins Centre. Read more.
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22 March 2018
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Too many back pain patients receiving the wrong care
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22 March 2018
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3D printing moves into biomedical engineering
3D printing was a revelation. Now, it’s a revolution, with biomedical 3D printing promising to create human tissue and body parts. Our researchers lead the field as they work to repair damaged heart tissue and replace bone.
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22 March 2018
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Gun laws stopped mass shootings in Australia
The odds of a 22-year absence of mass shootings in Australia since gun reforms in the wake of the Port Arthur massacre being due to chance are one in 200,000, new research reveals.
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13 March 2018
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Yes, too much sugar is bad for our health
Too much sugar makes us gain weight but there are also other ways it can increase our risk of diseases, writes Dr Kieron Rooney.
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12 March 2018
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Professor Hala Zreiqat named NSW Premier's Woman of the Year
Professor Hala Zreiqat has been awarded the NSW Premier’s Award for Woman of the Year. Dr Cathy Zhao was nominated for 2018 NSW Young Woman of the Year Award.
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08 March 2018
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Make peace, not war on cancer
A new musical play opening at The Seymour Centre dramatises the realities of living with cancer by revealing what happens when people have a life-shortening illness.
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05 March 2018
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Pregnant women shouldn’t shy away from exercise in warm weather
New research from the University of Sydney , published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, suggests mums-to-be can safely exercise in warm weather, take spas and use saunas with minimal risk of heat stress to their unborn children.
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02 March 2018
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Children with chronic kidney disease at risk of lower IQs
Children with chronic kidney disease (CKD) have lower IQs and poorer educational outcomes than healthy children a new review of evidence led by University of Sydney scholars reveals.
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23 February 2018
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Why you're probably not 'addicted' to your smartphone
Tips to reduce your smartphone use, from our cyberpsychology expert. Obsessively checking your smartphone apps might look like addiction, but is it? Dr Andrew Campbell from the University of Sydney explains.
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23 February 2018
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Impact of misunderstanding genetic tests for heart conditions
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22 February 2018
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Largest ever crowdfunded gift to University helps fight cancer
Pancreatic cancer research boosted by largest ever crowdfunded gift to University. Find out more.
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20 February 2018
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Experts call to prevent injuries at indoor trampoline parks
Injury experts are urgently calling for a mandatory Australian Standard to prevent the rise of serious injuries linked to the booming use of indoor trampoline parks.
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15 February 2018
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What is your real 'biological age'?
Age-based risk calculators that work out your “real biological age” are increasingly popular. We hear about body age on health shows like How to Stay Young; gyms promote reductions in metabolic age and fitness age; games and apps claim to lower your brain age; and researchers have developed specific organ measures like heart age, lung age and bone age.
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14 February 2018
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How big pharma could be influencing your healthcare
Analysis of educational events for health workers sponsored by big pharma suggests a link between pharmaceutical marketing and the overdiagnosis and overtreatment of certain conditions.
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14 February 2018
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Opioids for muscle and joint pain in older people may be harmful
A University of Sydney study has shown that opioids offer older people with muscle and joint pain little benefit, whilst significantly increasing the risk of serious negative side effects.
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12 February 2018
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Allergan to acquire University of Sydney spinoff Elastagen
University spinoff Elastagen Pty Ltd has entered into a definitive agreement under which Allergan plc, a leading global biopharmaceutical company, has agreed to acquire the company.
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09 February 2018
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Celebrating women and girls in science
University of Sydney scientists are today hosting a conversation in Westmead about the achievements and challenges of women in science.
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08 February 2018
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Why heart age calculators should be used with caution
Online heart age and heart disease risk calculators are widely used but often misleading for the average person, new research from the University of Sydney reveals.
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07 February 2018
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New drug discovery project tackles neglected tropical disease
The University of Sydney is partnering in an open source drug initiative which aims to tackle a devastating but neglected tropical disease.
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07 February 2018
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Simple molecule could prevent, alleviate pre-diabetes
Restoring levels of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ), a key molecule in energy production in cells, could overcome insulin resistance or pre-diabetes – a precursor to type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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06 February 2018
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How a teacher from the Torres Strait is driving social change
When you take away culture, you take away someone's ability to live, writes Dr Vanessa Lee. In this opinion piece, she explains her transition from teaching in the Torres Strait to academia.
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02 February 2018
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Meet the power couple of back pain research
Paulo and Manuela Ferreira have more in common than most married couples. Both physiotherapists turned back pain researchers; the Brazilian-born duo have both recently been awarded the same prestigious national fellowship.
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02 February 2018
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New research project to help tackle chronic pain
University of Sydney pain researcher Professor Fiona Blythe AM has been awarded a $500,000 project grant to investigate how to reduce the risk of people developing chronic pain.
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02 February 2018
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Kids born later in the year can still excel in sport
A child’s birth month shouldn’t affect their long-term prospects in high-level sport and those who hold off specialising until later years may be the most successful, according to new research from the University of Sydney.
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01 February 2018
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Poisonings due to medications decreasing but more work needed
The number of child poisonings due to accidental exposure to medicines has decreased however more education is needed to reduce the number of children with non-urgent cases presenting to hospital.
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29 January 2018
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Harnessing vitamin D and body’s own killer cells to fight MS
Eight University of Sydney researchers have been awarded $750, 000 from MS Research Australia to investigate causes and treatments for multiple sclerosis.
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25 January 2018
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Backpacks, shoes, and bedtimes: our experts' back to school tips
Education and health experts pass on a few guiding words to help parents and kids with the school year.
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23 January 2018
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Why the claims to make codeine prescription-only are wrong
Professor Peter Carroll explains why three of the main arguments for removing codeine medications from general sale are incorrect.
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23 January 2018
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Explainer: extreme heat in sport
How to stay cool in the heat this summer. How hot is too hot to continue playing sport safely?
Dr Ollie Jay from the University of Sydney explains.
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18 January 2018
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Sydney share bike schemes increase cycling
The new dockless share bikes in Sydney are likely to lead to an increase in cycling, says University of Sydney cycling and health expert, Professor Chris Rissel.
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17 January 2018
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Oral health research receives $2.5 million boost
The University of Sydney is challenging the traditional divide between dentistry and medicine, thanks to a philanthropist’s visionary gift. Find out more.
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16 January 2018
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Most read academic papers of 2017
Coral bleaching, DNA and neanderthals, the health benefits of being a "weekend warrior" and which sports will help you live longer all made the Top 100 most read academic papers in 2017.
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11 January 2018
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Report on vaccine preventable deaths a reminder to parents
A new report reveals how successful immunisation has been in dramatically reducing the number of childhood deaths from infectious diseases in Australia.
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11 January 2018
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What can I eat to stop mosquito bites?
Many myths surround the food and drink that may keep mosquitoes at bay but, when it comes to the science behind these theories, it all becomes a bit too hard to swallow.
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09 January 2018
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Research finds most effective eHealth treatments for the workplace
Mindfulness identified as most effective eHealth treatment for mental health issues in the workplace, allowing employers to alter their approach to employee mental health.
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22 December 2017
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FightMND funds landmark medical study at University of Sydney
University of Sydney will lead a nationwide clinical trial to investigate a drug which could help stop the progression of motor neurone disease thanks to a generous $4.75 million research grant.
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21 December 2017
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What is meningococcal disease?
Meningococcal is a rare but very serious infection that can lead to blood poisoning and/or brain infection (meningitis), writes Associate Professor Nicholas Wood.
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20 December 2017
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Where to take refuge in your home during a bushfire
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20 December 2017
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New report reveals insights into clinical trials in Australia
A new report by the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trial Registry, housed in NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre at the University of Sydney, reveals insights into clinical trials in Australia.
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20 December 2017
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Top tips: How to stay cool in the heat
3 tips to stay cool in the heat. Dr Ollie Jay shares his tips on how to beat the heat this summer.
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20 December 2017
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Are mosquito coils good or bad for our health?
How do mosquito coils work? Are they dangerous for your health? Medical entomologist Dr Cameron Webb explains.
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20 December 2017
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Professor Jennifer Byrne named in Nature journal's top 10
Professor Jennifer Byrne from the Sydney Medical School and Westmead Children’s Hospital has been the only Australian researcher named in Nature’s Top 10 researchers of 2017.
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19 December 2017
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What councils can do to improve active living and health
Tamworth Regional Council ran a workshop this week on how a healthy built environment can positively influence active living. It comes at a critical time with the rate of people who are obese in the New England region the third highest in NSW. Dr Jennifer Kent from the University of Sydney attended as the keynote speaker.
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14 December 2017
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Planetary Health Platform launches at University of Sydney
In a world-first, the University of Sydney's Planetary Health Platform was launched today by former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark.
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14 December 2017
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Reporting a few cases of negative side effects is alarmist and damaging
A story aired on the ABC that reported on issues concerning long-acting contraceptives was unbalanced and alarmist writes Associate Professor Kirsten Black.
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13 December 2017
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Indigenous health projects receive funding boost
The National Centre for Cultural Competence has been involved in two successful grant applications for projects to improve Indigenous health care.
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08 December 2017
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Children negatively impacted by early intervention restrictions
As the government extends income management, new research indicates the original rollout in the Northern Territory did not improve school attendance and birth outcomes.
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08 December 2017
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Sydney awarded over $97 million in NHMRC funding for 2017
Today the NHMRC announced University of Sydney scholars will receive more than $69 million in the final round of funding for 2017, bringing the total amount of NHMRC funding for the year to over $97 million.
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06 December 2017
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Creative writing fellowship addresses real world health challenges
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06 December 2017
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Should you take opioids for low back pain?
Opioids should only be considered in limited circumstances for low back pain and greater efforts are needed to help people come off opioids, write University of Sydney researchers.
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05 December 2017
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"Uni 2 beyond" initiative wins national award
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05 December 2017
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Fatigue and overuse major factors in dancing injuries
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05 December 2017
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BABY1000 study to explore influence of our first 1000 days
Pregnant women and women planning a pregnancy are invited to take part in the University’s BABY1000 study, exploring how our first 1000 days might influence health later in life.
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02 December 2017
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Screening for cervical cancer to be revolutionised with HPV testing
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01 December 2017
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Parental diet affects offspring immunity: meta-analysis
A wide-ranging study has found a close relationship exists between parents' diets and the immunity of offspring, with implications for wildlife conservation and agriculture as well as human health.
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27 November 2017
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$9.3 million state-of-the-art education centre launches at Westmead
A $9.3 million teaching and learning centre officially opened at Westmead Hospital today is the first major infrastructure collaboration between the University of Sydney and its partner organisations.
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27 November 2017
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Off the meds - how to reduce medications in older generations
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25 November 2017
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6 reasons why you should eat your whole grains
Whole grains have proven health benefits say scientists in a joint statement outlining the health hacks associated with eating more of the good stuff.
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24 November 2017
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New Professor appointed at the Westmead Precinct
Professor Ramon Shaban has been appointed inaugural Clinical Chair and Professor of Infection Prevention and Control at the University of Sydney’s Nursing School and Western Sydney Local Health District.
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24 November 2017
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Professor Andrew McLachlan appointed Dean of Pharmacy
The University of Sydney’s new Head of School and Dean of Pharmacy, Professor Andrew McLachlan, brings an impressive record of academic achievement, research and teaching.
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23 November 2017
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Oral health impact of sugar-sweetened beverages overlooked
Australian research on sugar-sweetened beverages shows one in seven adolescents is drinking more than two cups a day, and is two to three times more likely to have oral health problems.
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23 November 2017
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New institute to revolutionise cancer imaging and targeted radiotherapy
The Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) Image X Institute, lead by Professor Paul Keall, will revolutionise medical imaging, transform functionally targeted radiotherapy and enable global access to radiotherapy.
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23 November 2017
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First purpose-built facility for health disciplines
Find out more about the University of Sydney Health Precinct: a purpose-built facility to translate research into education and clinical services.
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21 November 2017
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Pre-diabetes discovery marks step towards precision medicine
Identification of three molecules that can be used to accurately assess pre-diabetes – a key predictor of conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure – has brought precision medicine for humans a step closer.
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21 November 2017
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Researcher wins grant to boost pancreatic survival rates
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16 November 2017
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Five ways to prepare your child for the dentist
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16 November 2017
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Do names really hurt diabetes patients?
Dr Linda Beeney has received funding to investigate the best way clinicians can communicate with diabetes patients.
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15 November 2017
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1 million injections and no fatalities
More than 1 million injections have been supervised in Sydney's Safe Injecting Facility with no fatalities occurring since the centre opened in 2001.
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14 November 2017
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Low back pain? Expect something different from your GP now…
If you visit your family doctor with low back pain (LBP), you may be surprised at the treatment options they suggest now.
Recent changes to major international guidelines for the management of LBP mean that general practitioners (GP) are now unlikely to recommend pain medicines which were previously the go-to treatment.
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13 November 2017
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The new research that could transform diabetes treatment
A new research program at the University of Sydney could transform diabetes treatment. Visit our site to learn how.
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13 November 2017
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$28m funding investment for new University of Sydney research
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10 November 2017
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Remembrance Day: A turning point in Australian history
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10 November 2017
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5 ways to deal with diabetes in women
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08 November 2017
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New chair appointed for pioneering research into child health
A $5 million gift will help Professor Natasha Nassar uncover clues that could give babies a better start in life.
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07 November 2017
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$2.3 million to support industry partnerships for 21 projects
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06 November 2017
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Financial motives drive some doctors’ decisions to offer IVF
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02 November 2017
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Strength exercise as vital as aerobic
Research led by Associate Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis found people who participated in strength-based exercise had a 23 percent reduction in risk of premature death by any means.
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01 November 2017
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Research pinpoints powerful biomarker of Multiple Sclerosis
University of Sydney research in Nature Scientific Reports has found unique molecules in the blood of MS patients could lead to the development of a definitive biomarker diagnosis.
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31 October 2017
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Preterm babies' lives saved by clamping umbilical cord later
Wait a minute! Thousands of preterm babies could be saved by waiting 60 seconds before clamping the umbilical cord after birth instead of clamping it immediately University of Sydney research finds.
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31 October 2017
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Mental health providers need to better engage men with depression
The approach to treating men with depression needs to change if their increased uptake of mental health services is to be successful.
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30 October 2017
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Students teach primary school children oral health skills
Bachelor of Oral Health students taught public school children dental hygiene skills and provided oral health screenings as part of the Carevan Sun Smiles program.
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27 October 2017
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Vegetable intake a serious problem 50 years on
The golden anniversary of dietetics, which started at Sydney, will be celebrated at a seminar followed by dinner. Diet will become the number one modifiable factor for disease and death, experts warn as Australia reflects on 50 years of the science of nutrition at university.
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27 October 2017
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University to spin out manufacturing pharmaceuticals company
The University of Sydney has received funding for a number of projects including the development of pharmaceutical manufacturing facility to bolster research and clinical trials.
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26 October 2017
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Women lack critical nutrient for pregnancy
More than 40 per cent of women are deficient in iodine, an essential mineral in developing healthy brains in babies, new research has found.
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25 October 2017
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The secret of a good night’s sleep
When it comes to sleep, it’s quality – not quantity – that matters most, a study of about 15,000 Australians shows.
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25 October 2017
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Unique theatrical event tackles taboo issues facing health professionals
Grace Under Pressure is a new theatre project that examines the workplace and training cultures that are affecting young health professionals and can put the lives of patients at risk.
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25 October 2017
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Nine University scholars named AAHMS Fellows
Nine scholars from the University of Sydney have been inducted as fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.
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20 October 2017
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What we need from drugs that are meant to end life
Which drugs should be used to end life if euthanasia is legalised in Victoria? Dr Betty Chaar and Sami Isaac from the Faculty of Pharmacy explain.
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20 October 2017
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Qantas customers help shape future of inflight health and wellness
Long-haul Qantas customers, including Frequent Flyers, will take part in an in-flight trial as part of a world first collaboration on health and wellness in the air.
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18 October 2017
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Suicide risk assessments don't prevent suicide
According to research published today in the BMJ, the current system of categorising a patient's suicide risk isn't effective.
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18 October 2017
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4 reasons why food is more important than you think
Access to food is a basic human right, vital for good health and ultimately for life itself. But how often do you wonder where your next meal is coming from, who’s growing it, and whether it’s actually good for you?
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16 October 2017
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Early-career researchers excel in NHMRC fellowships
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13 October 2017
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Brain scientists win big at national awards
Brain and Mind Centre researchers win over $300,000 to support their research at the Brian Foundation Awards.
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12 October 2017
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Mum's immune response could trigger social deficits for kids with autism
Children with autism are more likely to show severe social symptoms if their mother had chronic asthma or allergies while pregnant, the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre reveals today in Molecular Psychiatry
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10 October 2017
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From scholarship to fellowship
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09 October 2017
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A bequest that has transformed research into liver disease
Liver disease affects millions of people worldwide. Luckily, the Storr Liver Centre are conducting research to change this. Visit our site to read more.
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09 October 2017
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3 facts about gun laws in Australia
Gun laws in Australia looked very different prior to the National Firearms Agreement. Associate Professor Philip Alpers details three evidence-based facts about gun reform.
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09 October 2017
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Quality improvement closing the gap, saving money in indigenous health
The use of continuous quality improvement activities raises the quality and quantity of preventive healthcare delivered to Indigenous Australians, University of Sydney research reveals.
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09 October 2017
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7 ways to tackle obesity
How to tackle obesity: University of Sydney experts offer their advice on how to address the global obesity crisis now, to avoid the consequences later.
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05 October 2017
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Australia slipping backwards on National Firearms Agreement
No Australian State or Territory has ever complied fully with the 1996 or 2002 firearms resolutions collectively formed under the National Firearms Agreement, a new report reveals today.
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05 October 2017
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'Squirtable' elastic glue seals wounds in 60 seconds
A highly elastic and adhesive surgical glue that quickly seals wounds without the need for common staples or sutures could transform how surgeries are performed.
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05 October 2017
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Researchers develop health app guide to protect customers
Researchers have designed a set of guidelines to help protect consumers and assist health app developers understand laws and regulations.
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04 October 2017
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New Executive Dean of Faculty of Medicine and Health
The University of Sydney has announced that Professor Robyn Ward AM has been appointed as the University’s new Executive Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health after an extensive international search.
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04 October 2017
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On my mind: Dr Anne Fawcett
Dr Anne Fawcett is a veterinarian, and a vegetarian. Here, she explains why she had to stop caring for animals whilst also eating meat.
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04 October 2017
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Unlocking the secrets of autism
Autism is a difficult condition to treat. But a new approach taken by University of Sydney researchers could offer an incredible new treatment.
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04 October 2017
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Books that changed my mind
Two of Sydney's most accomplished alumni share their favourite and most challenging reads.
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04 October 2017
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Finger on the pulse
A rapidly growing global population means researchers are looking to the humble legume to solve problems of food security and soil degradation.
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04 October 2017
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Seeing a way forward
For some, the possibility of a cure seems impossible. But studying human genomes might offer the possibility of restoring sight to many.
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04 October 2017
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Eat, drink and learn something new
Wednesday 25 October will see bars transform into classrooms as the University of Sydney once again takes education out of the lecture theatre and into the city with Raising the Bar.
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03 October 2017
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Adam Goodes receives honorary doctorate
Former Australian of the year, human rights advocate and sports hero Adam Goodes has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Health Sciences for his outstanding contribution to Australian society.
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29 September 2017
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Study health at the University of Sydney
Students from across our undergraduate health degrees give an insight into why they chose to study their degree, how university life is different to high school, and what a typical day as a uni student looks like.
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29 September 2017
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Here's how to Google for a new dentist
Finding a new dentist or therapist online can be confusing, but here's how to make that search easier, according to Dr Alexander Holden from the Faculty of Dentistry
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29 September 2017
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Premature birth more likely if mum had a late-stage Caesarean
A Caesarean section delivery at full dilation may raise the risk of premature birth in a subsequent pregnancy, new research reveals.
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28 September 2017
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Crowdfunding to save 'uni 2 beyond' initiative
The University of Sydney’s uni 2 beyond initiative has launched a crowdfunding campaign to save its award winning program for people with intellectual disabilities.
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28 September 2017
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Aboriginal oral health care: double the services, half the cost
A system engaging local communities delivers more efficient dental care for Aboriginal Australians than the primary government model, analysis shows.
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28 September 2017
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Explainer: How do kids develop food allergies?
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27 September 2017
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Harnessing long-term data key to meeting fitness goals
A new University of Sydney study has revealed that activity tracker users are missing out on key opportunities to meet their health and fitness goals.
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27 September 2017
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4 tips to help manage your mental health
Four tips for creating a mental health safety plan from our mental health expert Professor Niels Buus.
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26 September 2017
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New web resource for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
The federal government has funded a new web resource developed by the University of Sydney to assist the prevention and response to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
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25 September 2017
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How can we get more people to vaccinate?
People may say they never get the flu so they don’t need the vaccine, but you can pass on the virus without knowing you have it, writes Associate Professor Julie Leask.
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25 September 2017
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Dementia rates may be falling, not rising
World Alzheimer’s Day is a timely occasion to examine dementia statistics commonly quoted by advocacy groups and researchers.
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22 September 2017
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Bob Brown receives an honorary Doctor of Science
Australian Greens co-founder Bob Brown received an honorary doctorate from the University of Sydney in recognition of his leadership and success advocating for environmental conservation.
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22 September 2017
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New chair appointed for innovative cerebral palsy research
Professor Alistair McEwan from the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies has been appointed the Ainsworth Chair of Technology and Innovation.
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22 September 2017
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#mindthefacts – vote ‘YES’ for better youth mental health
The Brain and Mind Centre joins the call for a 'yes' vote on marriage equality, based on evidence showing it could reduce risk of suicide.
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21 September 2017
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Sydney Medical School receives international award
Sydney Medical School has received the internationally renowned ASPIR-to-Excellence award in Assessment in a ceremony held in Helsinki, Finland on Monday 28 August.
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21 September 2017
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Psychopharmacology professor unlearns cannabis use
Professor of Pharmacology and medicinal cannabis researcher Iain McGregor explains how unlearning has led to a new way of seeing the world.
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20 September 2017
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5 tips to a longer and happier life
University of Sydney experts discuss how to best look after our minds and bodies as we age and discuss helpful insights that are changing people’s lives for the better.
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20 September 2017
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Which health career is right for you?
Thinking about studying health but not sure which course is right for you? This quiz will help you discover which health career suits your personality type.
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20 September 2017
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Researchers awarded more than $1.5million in Federal grants
University of Sydney researchers have received Federal Government funding to support a number of fellowship initiatives.
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19 September 2017
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How the media oversold standing desks as a fix for inactivity
New study from the School of Public Health reveals how the media oversold sit-stand desks as a solution to inactivity at work.
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19 September 2017
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Sleep disorder not just a bad dream
REM sleep behaviour disorder a precursor to neurological diseases.
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18 September 2017
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Insomnia: the causes, signs and symptoms
Insomnia: What are the causes, signs and symptoms of the sleep disorder? The University of Sydney’s Dr Chris Gordon explains.
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14 September 2017
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Standard care for breast cancer trials not always standard
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12 September 2017
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Incredible gift means a cure is in sight
Macular disease affects over a million Australians - and yet there still isn't a cure. We're working hard to change this. Visit our site to find out how.
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12 September 2017
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Don’t believe the hype – science spin prevalent, researchers warn
More than a quarter of scientific papers may utilise practices that distort the interpretation of results or mislead readers, a new University of Sydney study suggests.
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12 September 2017
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People take to bikes when we make it safer and easier for them
The proportion of Australians cycling has fallen significantly since 2011. This is bad news for health and wellbeing, and for the economy as well, writes Professor Chris Rissel.
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08 September 2017
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University hosts patient-focused endometriosis forum
The University of Sydney will host the second EndoActive Endometriosis Conference for doctors and patients to share their perspectives on endometriosis on 9 September 2017 at the Charles Perkins Centre.
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07 September 2017
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Nobel Prize-winner John Cornforth's 100th inspires Google Doodle
Australia's only winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, John Warcup Cornforth, met his research partner and wife Rita at Sydney before they both moved to Oxford; almost becoming centenarians, their impact is far-reaching.
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07 September 2017
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Honey with high Unique Manuka Factor heals wounds
Manuka honey can have significant healing properties but not when low Unique Manuka Factor (UMF) is used; and beware expensive ungraded honeys. New research reveals the healing properties of UMF 20 honey on horse wounds.
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05 September 2017
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How to help injured wildlife
Our Aussie animals rely on donor funded hospitals to keep them going. Visit our site to learn how University of Sydney vets are working to save our wildlife.
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04 September 2017
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24 powerful hours - Pave the Way
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04 September 2017
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3 questions to ask about calls to widen breast cancer screening
With cancer screening, its benefits – less risk of dying of cancer – are clear, and are easily exaggerated. But the potential harms of screening are harder to recognise and readily overlooked, writes Professor Alexandra Barratt.
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31 August 2017
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Our inventors win $3m to bankroll novel medical devices
Two revolutionary medical devices developed by University of Sydney PhD students were among the top innovations awarded nearly $3 million on Tuesday evening by the NSW Government’s NSW Medical Devices Fund.
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30 August 2017
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Heart attacks with no obvious risk factors on the rise
University of Sydney researchers have found a significant increase in patients having heart attacks who have no obvious risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, being obese or smoking.
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30 August 2017
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5 evidence-based tips for healthy weight loss
Dr Nick Fuller, one of Australia’s leading obesity researchers, explains why ‘diet’ has become a dirty word and offers his top tips for healthy weight loss.
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30 August 2017
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We’re failing to help kids be physically active
A new low in sales of children’s bicycles signals a failure to help children be physically active, says University of Sydney health expert.
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29 August 2017
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Bigger issues than junk health policies
Health insurance policies that force people to access care in public hospitals are part of a wider range of issues writes Associate Professor Lesley Russell in The Conversation
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25 August 2017
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Why anecdotes don't help you quit smoking
Anecdotes don't help you quit smoking writes Emeritus Professor Simon Chapman.
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22 August 2017
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Men aren't being offered all options for treating prostate cancer
Australian men with a recent diagnosis of prostate cancer that require active treatment, as opposed to careful monitoring, are often not given all the options available to them, writes Associate Professor Sandra Turner.
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22 August 2017
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Winning ideas from student entrepreneurs
A perfectly customisable pillow and an autonomous UAV-based system that will detect airborne pathogens were the winners of this yearâ s student innovation challenge.
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18 August 2017
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Post-traumatic stress higher in children of veterans with PTSD
A study has found adult children of Australian Vietnam veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are more likely to have PTSD. The study coincides with Vietnam Veterans Day on 18 August.
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18 August 2017
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Are we slaves to our smartphones?
Take part in Australia's Biggest Smartphone Survey - an online project for National Science Week led by cyber-psychology expert from the University of Sydney, Dr Andrew Campbell.
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18 August 2017
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Are we slaves to our smartphones?
Australia’s Biggest Smartphone Survey is asking people to share how they use their smartphone and what impact this ubiquitous device is having on their life.
Dr Andrew Campbell, an expert in cyber-psychology from the Faculty of Health Sciences at University of Sydney says that recent studies show that we check our phones between 85 and 130 times a day - sometimes much more.
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18 August 2017
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What the doctor ordered
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17 August 2017
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Inside information
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17 August 2017
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Clarity of vision
Once the only female cardiologist in Sydney, Dr Rosemary Hackworthy pioneered research that changed how heart attacks were treated â hear her story.
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17 August 2017
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Health leaders say we’re overdiagnosed and overtreated
Influential Australian clinicians, consumers and policy makers have today launched a call to action to address overdiagnosis and related overtreatment.
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17 August 2017
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Why the definition of polycystic ovary syndrome harms women
The changed definition of polycystic ovary syndrome harms women and brings no clear benefit, say Australian scientists in today’s British Medical Journal.
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17 August 2017
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Scrum doctor packs down against world's best
The Wallabies have named Sydney University student Tom Robertson in their squad to face the All Blacks on Saturday night.
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16 August 2017
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Combination vaccines do not overwhelm kids’ immune systems
Giving an injection that protects against multiple diseases will not overwhelm a child’s immune system, as vaccines contain just a few antigens compared to what babies meet every day, says Associate Professor Kristine Macartney.
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16 August 2017
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Why we’re at higher risk of exposure to deadly Hendra virus
Urban sprawl could see more Australians exposed to the deadly Hendra virus, a new study suggests.
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16 August 2017
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Evidence-Based Complementary Medicines course begins in 2018
Pharmacists will have the opportunity to complete a Graduate Certificate of Complementary Medicine in 2018.
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15 August 2017
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Are your Genes your Destiny?
As part of National Science Week, the University of Sydney will host a screening of Gattaca followed by a panel discussion about ethics and genomics.
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14 August 2017
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Two years to SOAR
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14 August 2017
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Wonder women in STEMM
Female STEMM academics share their advice and tips for career success.
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10 August 2017
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Blood groups beyond A, B and O: what are they and do they matter?
There are 34 blood groups beyond A, O and B types. Understanding this can be crucial during blood transfusions.
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09 August 2017
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How heat and drought kill trees
Drought-caused tree deaths are produced by a combination of hydraulic failure and carbon starvation, says new research published today in Nature Ecology and Evolution.
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08 August 2017
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Intensive care specialist succeeds in Channel swim
Intensive care specialist Dr Stuart Lane is now one of just 1,760 people to have successfully swum the English Channel since 1875.
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07 August 2017
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International search for future research leaders
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04 August 2017
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Plan to cut hospital admissions won't work
The Federal Goverment's plan to cut hospital admissions won't work writes Dr Joan Henderson for The Conversation.
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04 August 2017
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When it comes to sport, boys ‘play like a girl’
New research from the Faculty of Health Sciences finds that girls in primary school are just as physically capable as their male classmates.
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04 August 2017
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Laws should curb health impacts of bottleshops
Bottleshops have an impact on their surrounding areas but this isn't taken into consideration when granting liquor licences or reviewing development applications.
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03 August 2017
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From creatures of habit to digital zombies - are we all addicts?
What drives addictive behaviours? And why do so many of us behave compulsively, often in ways that cause harm to ourselves and negatively impact our relationships?
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02 August 2017
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Are artificial sweeteners counterproductive when dieting?
Artificial sweeteners combined with a low carbohydrate diet increases overall food consumed, a new study reveals.
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02 August 2017
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$5.4m boost for Sydney dementia research
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01 August 2017
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Inactivity still too high in Australia
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01 August 2017
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Indigenous health research centre launched
Today marks the opening and launch of the Centre for Research Excellence: Indigenous Health and Alcohol.
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31 July 2017
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New deal for novel cancer therapy
Immuno-oncology company HaemaLogiX has signed an agreement with the University of Sydney and a host of health and research institutions for the commercialisation rights to an immuno-oncology agent that could benefit myeloma patients.
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28 July 2017
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What fly guts could reveal about our health
New evidence reveals the gut bacteria composition of the common fruit fly affects consumption as well as reproductive behaviour – with potential implications for human health.
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28 July 2017
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5 cool innovations happening at Sydney
Take a look at some of our most innovative projects happening right now.
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27 July 2017
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Driving innovation in western Sydney
The University of Sydney has partnered with Sydney Science Park to make western Sydney one of Australia's largest knowledge hubs.
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26 July 2017
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University of Sydney ranks number one in public health
The University of Sydney has been ranked first in public health in the Asia-Pacific region.
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19 July 2017
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Closing the gap: progress, but more effort needed
With some exceptions, primary health care is failing to deliver adequate preventive health care to Indigenous Australians, new research reveals.
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18 July 2017
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Influenza linked to deadly brain disease
University of Sydney researchers have established a link between influenza and devastating brain diseases in children.
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18 July 2017
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Massive opportunity to boost mental health launched today
The University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre has launched a new online course focusing on boosting mental health in the community.
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17 July 2017
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First effective treatment for children with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
University of Sydney study finds the most effective way to treat Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease in children is with exercise.
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17 July 2017
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Can we shape kids' genetic exposure to behaviour problems?
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16 July 2017
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Biting and chewing forces tooth growth
Researchers find biting and chewing can trigger tooth growth. Find out more about the study.
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14 July 2017
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5 reasons to study nursing at the University of Sydney
It is expected that Australia will have a significant shortfall of nurses in the next 10 years, meaning that nursing graduates will be in high demand.
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13 July 2017
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Commercialising medical and science discoveries
Starting Monday, the University of Sydney will host leading inventors and investors from across the globe for a two-day workshop on commercialising medical and science discoveries.
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13 July 2017
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Why making a career change into healthcare could be right for you
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13 July 2017
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Peddling of unproven stem cell treatments is unsafe and unethical
A growing number of clinics around the world are exploiting regulatory gaps to sell so-called stem cell treatments without evidence that what they offer is effective or safe.
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13 July 2017
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Researcher presented prestigious fellowship award
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13 July 2017
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Intensive care specialist to swim English Channel
An intensive care specialist will attempt to swim the English Channel to raise funds and awareness for an Australia-first ICU follow-up clinic.
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12 July 2017
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Universities convene for customised healthcare research symposium
Delegates from the University of Sydney and the Shanghai Jiao Tong University have gathered to discuss precision medicine in metabolic health and cancer.
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11 July 2017
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Study health in Australia at the University of Sydney
Health and medicine study options at the University of Sydney. Find out more and enrol.
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11 July 2017
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University academics join Franklin Women mentoring program
University of Sydney academics join the mentoring program by Franklin Women. Read more about the program here.
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10 July 2017
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Be a climate hero – switch on the fan
Switching on the humble fan is a great first step to reducing climate change which is a major threat to Australians' health, says Professor of Planetary Health Tony Capon.
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07 July 2017
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Drug company promotion to doctors endemic in Australia
Analysis of drug company-funded events in Australia raises concerns about commercial influence. Researchers created a database providing transparency after changes to disclosure requirements.
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03 July 2017
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First cadets from Poche Centre for Indigenous Health graduate
The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health’s cadets have graduated at a ceremony held at the Charles Perkins Centre leading up to NAIDOC Week 2017.
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30 June 2017
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The yoga paradox: how yoga can cause pain and treat it
Yoga has a higher than expected risk of musculoskeletal pain, new research suggests. The study adds to growing evidence yoga can help manage back and neck pain.
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30 June 2017
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Boosting jobs key to unlocking doctor shortage
Boosting job opportunities is the key to unlocking doctor shortages in the Central West, says Dr Mark Arnold, head of the University of Sydney’s School of Rural Health
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29 June 2017
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Yoga riskier than thought for causing body pain: research
Yoga causes musculoskeletal pain in 10 percent of people and exacerbates 21 percent of existing injuries, University of Sydney research shows.
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28 June 2017
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Explainer: What is tularemia and can I catch it from a possum?
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27 June 2017
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Build rural medical-career pipeline, not another medical school
Read the University of Sydney's letter to the Federal Member for Calare Andrew Gee MP regarding addressing rural medical workforce shortages.
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27 June 2017
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World first air travel health partnership between University and Qantas
Qantas and the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre have announced a world-first air travel health and wellbeing partnership to reshape customers' experience of long haul flights.
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22 June 2017
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Explainer: What is a concussion?
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22 June 2017
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Researchers discover rare disease in Australia
A rare disease thought to be non-existent in Australia has been found in Sydney
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21 June 2017
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Magic mushrooms key to muscling up
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20 June 2017
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University sponsors Garma Youth Forum
The Conservatorium of Music, Faculty of Science, Sydney College of the Arts and Sydney University Law Society will host workshops at the event.
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19 June 2017
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Responding to fetal alcohol impacts in children
Children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) are more likely to fail at school, have attention problems and talk about killing themselves, according to their teachers, says University of Sydney research.
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16 June 2017
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Easing the burden of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease
A new MOOC, ‘Easing the burden of obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease’, has been launched by the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre.
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16 June 2017
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University partnership sees development of world-first technology
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15 June 2017
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Can writers prevent disease?
Author Charlotte Wood, playwright Alana Valentine and Professor Stephen Simpson discuss how, together, science and the arts might create a new understanding of preventable disease.
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15 June 2017
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3D printing may revolutionise root canal therapy
Researchers have created 3D-printed artificial blood vessels that could revolutionize root canal therapy to help people retain fully functioning teeth.
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14 June 2017
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Call to cut billion-dollar child injury bill
The Federal government should establish a national injury prevention plan, say the authors of a new report putting the cost of treating more 680,000 children hospitalised for injuries at $2.1 billion in the ten years to 2012.
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13 June 2017
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6 ways men can take better care of their health
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08 June 2017
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Don’t rely on smartphone apps to treat back pain
Read about the study in Best Practice & Research: Clinical Rheumatology, that cautions consumers over back pain apps.
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07 June 2017
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Researchers win grant to fight superbugs
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07 June 2017
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Charles Perkins portrait displayed in building bearing his name
A specially-commissioned portrait of Dr Charles Perkins now hangs in the foyer of the University’s multi-disciplinary Charles Perkins Centre.
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02 June 2017
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What is cancer radiotherapy?
Proton beam therapy is radiation therapy that uses heavier particles (protons) instead of the X-rays used in conventional radiotherapy, writes Professor Paul Keall.
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01 June 2017
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5 things you should know about pain management
Five things our experts want you to know about pain management
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31 May 2017
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Explainer: Why is recycling important?
University of Sydney researchers are working on turning waste into new innovations for the health, agriculture, transport and construction industries.
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26 May 2017
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Researchers win award for saving preterm babies' lives
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24 May 2017
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Three ways to get a good night's sleep
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24 May 2017
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Can the UK provide a blueprint for Australia's health?
A series of high-level events will explore what Australia can learn from the UK’s policy approach to sport and physical activity.
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23 May 2017
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Do dogs make people healthier?
The University of Sydney is seeking non-dog owners for a world-first study examining how living with man’s best friend can influence human health.
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23 May 2017
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Parkinson's disease study offers insights on genetics of the disease
Parkinson's Disease research led by the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre found a protein abnormality linked to brain cell loss that is also present in some forms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
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22 May 2017
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Westmead launches undergraduate opportunities
Find out more about the launch of an applied medical sciences major, a new study option taught entirely at Westmead, commencing in 2018.
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22 May 2017
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Two writers awarded Charles Perkins Centre Writer in Residency
A rising novelist and a leading playwright will be the 2017 Writers in Residence at the University's Charles Perkins Centre.
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17 May 2017
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Seclusion and restraint in psychiatric hospitals must end today
Practices of seclusion and restraint perpetuate the stigma and public fear surround mental health, writes Ian Hickie.
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16 May 2017
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University alumni welcome students to Dubbo
University of Sydney alumni have welcomed current dentistry students to Dubbo
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16 May 2017
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Respiratory infections can trigger a heart attack
Respiratory infections can trigger a heart attack. New research from University of Sydney finds the risk of a heart attack is increased 17-fold in the week following a respiratory infection.
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16 May 2017
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Changing the perceptions of men's mental health
Psychology PhD candidate Zac Seidler, talks about his men’s mental health research, and the men's health forum he will be participating in.
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15 May 2017
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No Jab, No Play Policy needs full investigation
Medical Journal of Australia experts say that government vaccination policies need to be carefully reviewed to ensure they are effective
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15 May 2017
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Mental health budget, 2017: too little, unfair, lacks coherence
This week’s federal budget allocation of $115 million in new funding for mental health is one of the smallest investments in recent years, writes Sebastian Rosenberg.
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12 May 2017
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2017 federal budget explained: 6 things you need to know
Explaining the 2017 Federal Budget. From housing affordability and major infrastructure spending to the Medicare Rebate Scheme and tax breaks, University of Sydney experts share their insights.
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10 May 2017
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Pain: a symptom or a disease?
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10 May 2017
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Screening for AF in older people to cut risk of stroke and death
Screening for asymptomatic atrial fibrillation (AF) in people aged 65 and over and treating it with anticoagulant medications could greatly reduce the risk of stroke and premature death, University of Sydney experts have found.
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09 May 2017
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Doctors’ biases cause poor patient care: new research
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08 May 2017
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Renowned evolutionary biologist elected to The Royal Society
As an incoming Fellow of The Royal Society, Professor Edward Holmes joins the most distinguished academics in science, medicine and technology from the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
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08 May 2017
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Consumers cautioned over mental health apps
Experts will gather at the University of Sydney to forge a path for unbiased, safe and quality mental health apps.
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08 May 2017
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New drugs on the PBS: what they do and why we need them
The government has announced additions, amendments and deletions from the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). Dr Nial Wheate from the Faculty of Pharmacy discusses the seven most notable new additions to the scheme.
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05 May 2017
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Research raises questions over safety of diabetes medication
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04 May 2017
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Rare and deadly melanomas not caused by the sun: new finding
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04 May 2017
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Cannabinoid researchers join forces
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03 May 2017
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Carbs food of choice for Aussie ‘bin chickens’
Given a choice, urban Australian white ibis prefer carbohydrates over their more natural diet, according to new research that could provide insights into why they are moving to the city.
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03 May 2017
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Boosting economies and medical careers in the bush
Sydney Medical School’s long history of training students in rural NSW is boosting local economies and the number of graduates who want to work as rural doctors.
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02 May 2017
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Australian first: novel app to help young people control asthma
A new mobile app developed by University of Sydney researchers will support young people to manage their asthma and improve their quality of life.
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02 May 2017
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Indigenous midwives march to close the gap
Indigenous midwives will gather and march in Redfern to highlight the need to close the gap in healthcare in Indigenous communities.
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27 April 2017
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Mental health system needs reform
“More funding for mental health services is crucial but unless we overhaul the current system and defund ineffective programs, we will be throwing good money after bad," says Professor Ian Hickie.
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27 April 2017
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Nanodiamond 'tiny machines' closer to reality with global finding
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26 April 2017
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Waist circumference better indicator of early death than BMI
Researchers have found that a person's waist circumference is more closely linked to early death than their Body Mass Index.
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26 April 2017
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Australia’s first family obesity service opens
Australia’s first family-centred, multidisciplinary clinic to help tackle obesity and achieve a healthy weight was officially opened by the NSW Health Minister.
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24 April 2017
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Global health pioneer receives prestigious university award
Dr Colin Mathers is being recognised for his work by being awarded the university’s President’s Award at the 2017 Alumni Awards. This award celebrates exceptional and sustained achievements made by alumni in their field of professional endeavour and/or their contribution to community.
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24 April 2017
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Can we combat age-related macular degeneration through our diet?
Changing your diet may play a key role in the prevention of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), finds research by nutritionist Professor Vicki Flood from University of Sydney.
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20 April 2017
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How to slow the effects of ageing
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20 April 2017
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Taking a diet break can help weight loss
Could indulging in chocolate over the Easter season actually be good for you? Dr Nicholas Fuller explains why taking a diet break can help with long-term weight loss goals.
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13 April 2017
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University wins funds to boost doctors in the bush
The University of Sydney has won $3 million in federal funds to establish Rural Training Hubs in Broken Hill, Dubbo and Lismore to boost rurally-based training and career pathways for trainee doctors.
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13 April 2017
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Why the flu vaccine is more important than you think
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12 April 2017
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How to make your next sexual health check less, erm. awkward
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11 April 2017
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Researchers use sensors to monitor and treat concussion
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08 April 2017
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6 things you didn’t know about sugar
Sugar you drink as a child can impact you in later life. Register for our next Sydney Health Forum.
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07 April 2017
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Hot in the City: Climate and health in urban environments
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06 April 2017
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5 surprising things that can affect our mental health
Read about our research into the positive mental health effects of diet, mindfulness, and pet ownership on depression, anxiety and mental health.
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04 April 2017
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Volunteers sought for genetics of depression study
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04 April 2017
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Researchers aim to prevent concussion deaths
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03 April 2017
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How 'coffee naps' can help you power through the day
Caffeine and napping have something in common. Both make you feel alert and can enhance your performance, whether that’s driving, working or studying. But some people are convinced that drinking a coffee before a nap gives you an extra zap of energy when you wake up.
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03 April 2017
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University investigates nanotechnology safety
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31 March 2017
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Susan Wakil Scholarships and Professor of Healthy Ageing announced
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31 March 2017
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Boosting natural brain opioids could be the way to treat anxiety
Boosting natural brain opioids may be a better way to treat disabling emotions, says new research revealing their role in regulating critical brain circuits affecting fear and anxiety.
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23 March 2017
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3D liver model to test nanoparticle safety
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23 March 2017
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$1m in fellowships for stroke prevention and mental health research
Four up-and-coming medical researchers have been awarded more than $1 million in funding to create and test new therapies for cardiovascular disease, mental health, substance use and mitochondrial disease.
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22 March 2017
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Research spotlights early signs of disease using infrared light
University of Sydney researchers have used infrared spectroscopy to spotlight changes in tiny cell fragments called microvesicles to probe their role in a model of the body’s immunological response to bacterial infection.
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21 March 2017
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Online therapy offers hope for people with traumatic brain injury
Be part of a world-first study from the Faculty of Health Sciences to help people regain speech and improve communication after suffering a traumatic brain injury using online therapy.
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16 March 2017
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Veggies each day keep the stress blues away
Eating three to four serves of vegetables daily is associated with a lower incidence of psychological stress, University of Sydney research reveals.
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16 March 2017
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Faster access to new drugs doesn’t always mean better treatment
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15 March 2017
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Is big sugar the new health threat?
Sugar is currently making headlines around the world. But with so much information and conflicting advice - how do we know what to believe?
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15 March 2017
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Which diets are best for late-life health?
Researchers are seeking older Australians for a new meal delivery trial to test how simple dietary changes can impact late-life health.
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14 March 2017
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What I wish I knew before starting a clinical trial
How to start and manage successful clinical trials.
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13 March 2017
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The 6 top chronic health issues affecting Australians
Hypertension (high blood pressure), osteoarthritis, hyperlipidaemia (high cholesterol), depression, anxiety, and asthma are the six most common chronic health conditions affecting Australians, new research published in PLOS1 reveals.
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10 March 2017
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Survey reveals cannabis use in Australians with epilepsy
People with epilepsy resort to cannabis products when anti-epileptic drug side-effects are intolerable and epilepsy uncontrolled.
The first Australian nationwide survey on the experiences and opinions of medicinal cannabis use in people with epilepsy has revealed that 14 per cent of people with epilepsy have used cannabis products as a way to manage seizures.
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10 March 2017
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Soft drink and added sugar consumption on the decline in Australia
A new University of Sydney study finds Australians are consuming less added sugars and drinking less sugar-sweetened beverages than they were two decades ago, but this is not translating to smaller waistlines.
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09 March 2017
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Don't relax FDA drug approval process, experts warn
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09 March 2017
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University of Sydney ranked first in the world for sports-related subjects
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08 March 2017
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University of Sydney top of the class in health and medicine
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08 March 2017
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Teaching and research excellence recognised in QS Subject Rankings
First in the world for sports-related subjects and best in Australia for medicine, architecture, veterinary sciences, anatomy, English language and literature.
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08 March 2017
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University of Sydney researchers win grants to fight MS
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07 March 2017
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Ruling on assisted dying drug Nembutal sets important precedent
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03 March 2017
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Women less likely to have heart health checked by doctors
Gender disparities in cardiovascular disease prevention
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02 March 2017
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University of Sydney researchers win $2m to defeat cancer
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02 March 2017
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Drug lead identified in fight against TB
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02 March 2017
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Delays and confusion cloud roll-out of new cervical cancer screening program
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01 March 2017
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Meet some of our female health researchers
Women researchers from the health disciplines discuss their work and their working experiences at the University of Sydney and around the world.
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01 March 2017
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Seven steps to help you choose the right home care provider
Older people needing extra help to live at home, whether that’s help with bathing, gardening, transport or physiotherapy, now have greater choice when it comes to the types of subsidised government care they receive.
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28 February 2017
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Is back pain killing us?
A new study by researchers from the University of Sydney has found that those with back pain have a 13 per cent higher chance of dying prematurely.
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24 February 2017
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Why researchers have a duty to try and influence policy
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24 February 2017
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Act early to stop eyewitnesses from developing lasting distress
Dr Lauren Monds writes on the causes and possible symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This article was first published in the Sydney Morning Herald.
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23 February 2017
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Imaging study confirms differences in ADHD brains
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22 February 2017
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Water flowing into remote schools and parks
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21 February 2017
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Pharma
funding biases results of drug trials
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21 February 2017
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Obesity expert reignites sugar tax debate
A â sugar taxâ in Australia would be just as logical as existing mandatory controls on alcohol and tobacco, a leading obesity expert claims.
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20 February 2017
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Energy drinks could be deadly for young people with heart conditions
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17 February 2017
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Early career female researchers shine in cancer fellowships
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17 February 2017
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Researchers win grants to combat diabetes epidemic
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16 February 2017
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Explainer: how to cut through to anti-vaxxers and anti-fluoriders
Six ways to cut through to anti-vaxxers. A public health expert, Dr Claire Hooker, shares how to debunk 'alternative facts' of public health risks.
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15 February 2017
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Future doctors unprepared to deliver physical activity advice
Australian medical schools are failing to adequately prepare trainee doctors to prescribe physical activity, new University of Sydney research shows.
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15 February 2017
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Who 'Likes' social media gambling?
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15 February 2017
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New partners: University of Sydney and UNICEF Indonesia
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13 February 2017
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Increased private health insurance premiums don’t mean increased value
A topic of discussion at many barbecues this summer will inevitably be private health insurance. Is it worth it? Do we need it? Every year it gets more expensive. The average 4.8% increase in premiums just announced will have more Australians raising these questions,.
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13 February 2017
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Male infant circumcision has a 200 to one risk-benefit: research
There is a 200 to 1 risk-benefit in favour of infant male circumcision compared to the lifetime risk of being an uncircumcised male, says new research
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08 February 2017
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Claims ADHD is immature behaviour make it worse for those affected
ADHD does exist and a warranted diagnosis offers help to children who are struggling due to this common, biological condition, writes Dr Alison Poulton.
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08 February 2017
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Hissstory: how the science of snake bite treatments has changed
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07 February 2017
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Health and medical researchers receive $30m from NHMRC
Dementia, cancer, stuttering and alcohol addiction among problems Sydney researchers will tackle under new NHMRC funding.
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06 February 2017
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Sitting not linked to incident diabetes: new research
Sitting may not be as deadly as previously thought, with new research led by the University of Sydney ruling out sitting as a direct cause of diabetes.
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06 February 2017
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Physical health of people with schizophrenia needs action
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06 February 2017
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7 cancer research breakthroughs at Sydney
For World Cancer Day, we take a look at the cancer breakthroughs coming out of health and medical research at the University of Sydney. Read more here.
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03 February 2017
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Smart sensing network to probe pollution, human health, wildlife
Read about the collaboration between government, universities and industry, into researching small, smart devices for tracking of health and the environment.
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01 February 2017
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Teased and bullied – the challenges of starting school with a stutter
Children who stutter face unique challenges at school and research shows more than half of them are teased or bullied regularly. Read more here.
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31 January 2017
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Super sleuth questions cancer research papers
Questionable research concerning a gene linked to cancer could be misleading researchers working on treatments, says cancer expert Professor Jennifer Byrne. Read more here.
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25 January 2017
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Roger Reddel wins medical research award
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians has awarded the Neil Hamilton Fairley Medal, 2017 to cancer researcher, Professor Roger Reddel. Read more about Professor Reddel here.
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25 January 2017
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The health potential of big data
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25 January 2017
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Alumnus wins top US Presidential award
Dr Manish Arora receives the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) for his leading research on the life-long health effects of environmental factors.
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21 January 2017
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7 tips for preparing children for school
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19 January 2017
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Commercial interests may drown out patients' voices
University of Sydney and Bond University researchers have called for greater transparency around industry-sponsored patient advocacy groups. Read more here.
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18 January 2017
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How home address affects cancer's deadly outcome
Accessing pancreatic cancer surgery in New South Wales depends on where you live, a new study reveals. Read more here.
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16 January 2017
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Explainer: How does sunscreen work?
Professor of Dermatology, Diona Damian, brings to light everything you need to know about sunscreen including the difference between UVA and UVB protection.
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11 January 2017
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'Weekend Warriors' share health benefits
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10 January 2017
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How we overuse (and underuse) health funding
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09 January 2017
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Just one in four teens in disadvantaged areas is physically active
A new study reveals that 1 in 4 adolescents from disadvantaged regions of New South Wales exercise for just one hour per day outside school. Read more here.
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16 December 2016
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Brain structure best explains our dwindling tolerance of risk
The brain’s ability to deal with risk changes over time. New findings will improve understanding of decision-making, as demographics shift towards the aged.
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14 December 2016
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Exotic mosquitoes a clear and present danger for Australians
Australians love to travel. Read more about the fears of outbreaks of Zika and dengue due to Australian travellers visiting affected countries this summer.
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14 December 2016
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Sydney alum off to Stanford as Monash scholar
Read about University of Sydney alumnus Dr Martin Seneviratne, named the 2017 Roden Cutler NSW John Monash Scholar and heading to Stanford University.
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13 December 2016
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Confidence boost linked to weight loss in smartphone trial
Can smartphones lead to weight loss? Read about new research which shows that confidence motivates young people to change their diet and exercise habits.
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13 December 2016
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Child mummy offers revised history of smallpox
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12 December 2016
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Minister Ley launches Psychology clinics in Brain and Mind Centre
Health Minister Sussan Ley has launched the Brain and Mind Centre-psychology clinics one-stop-shop. Australia’s first School of Psychology has moved its expanded clinics in with the University of Sydney’s leading-edge Brain and Mind Centre.
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08 December 2016
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Everyone's talking but no-one's listening
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07 December 2016
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Australian gun laws may seed their own destruction
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04 December 2016
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Students make $750 drug cheaply with Open Source Malaria team
Sydney Grammar students, under the supervision of the University of Sydney and members of the Open Source Malaria consortium, have reproduced an essential medicine Daraprim, which had been the subject of controversy when the price was hiked from $13.50 to $750 a dose last year.
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30 November 2016
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New book reveals 150 years of Sydney’s quarantine history
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30 November 2016
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Sports that will save your life revealed: new research
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30 November 2016
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Charles Perkins Centre seeks its next Writer in Residence
Applications are now open for the 2017 Charles Perkins Centre Writer in Residence Fellowship, worth $100,000. Read about the award and its opportunities here.
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28 November 2016
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Landmark Chew and Spit study underway
A review of Chew and Spit research revealed a lack of information about the eating disorder - prompting a survey now underway – to help develop treatments and answer questions about wide-reaching consequences.
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27 November 2016
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Major finding identifies nitrogen as key driver for gut health
Scientists are one step closer to understanding the link between different diet strategies and gut health. Read about research on how diet impacts the microbiota.
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24 November 2016
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World of viruses uncovered - not just unwanted house bugs
A groundbreaking study of the virosphere of the most populous animals – those without backbones such as insects, spiders and worms has uncovered 1445 viruses, revealing people have only scratched the surface of the world of viruses – but it is likely that only a few cause disease.
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24 November 2016
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Musical ambitions for cochlear implant
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18 November 2016
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5G cellular network not far away
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18 November 2016
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Sydney dominates Academy's Awards
The University of Sydney science and health researchers will dominate the Australian Academy of Science’s annual Awards, with four awards going to Sydney – the biggest number associated with any institution.
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18 November 2016
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Fear of death underlies most of our phobias
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16 November 2016
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Congenital virus in children with cerebral palsy more common than thought
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14 November 2016
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Brain training (CCT) may help fight dementia: research
Researchers at the University of Sydney have found engaging in computer-based brain training (CCT) can improve memory in adults with mild cognitive impairment – but training is no longer effective once a dementia diagnosis has been made. The Brain and Mind Centre published the research in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
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14 November 2016
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Pioneering technique promises type 1 diabetes breakthrough
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14 November 2016
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Policies seeking to discourage caesarean births are harming mothers and babies
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13 November 2016
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What are antibodies?
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11 November 2016
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5 reasons why allied health could be the future
Find out more about becoming an allied health professionals and the career opportunities available.
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10 November 2016
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Knowing risk factors could help catch melanomas
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10 November 2016
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Early planned birth linked to risk of poor child development
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07 November 2016
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Trauma mortality declines in regional and remote NSW
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07 November 2016
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How first born children are given an advantage
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03 November 2016
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Professor Steve Vucic wins Eric Susman Prize
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03 November 2016
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Full extent of bias into food industry research remains unknown
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01 November 2016
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Measuring malnutrition
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01 November 2016
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Training program helps 'chemo brain' symptoms in cancer patients
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01 November 2016
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Melbourne Cup: the psychology of gambling
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01 November 2016
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$30m for critical research that benefits all Australians
Read about the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) 2017 awards to University of Sydney researchers, including 54 Discovery Projects and 13 Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards.
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01 November 2016
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World's first professor of planetary health appointed
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31 October 2016
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How will we feed the future?
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31 October 2016
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Health solutions win Student Innovation Week Challenge
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31 October 2016
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Australia’s biomedical future on show at Westmead
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31 October 2016
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10 tips to keep you mosquito free this summer
Learn how to protect yourself from mosquito bites this summer with these top tips from Dr Cameron Webb. Read more.
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28 October 2016
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NHMRC funds new Centre for Research Excellence in Indigenous Health
Read about how the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has funded a new alliance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, clinicians and researchers.
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27 October 2016
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University of Sydney scholars win 34 NHMRC grants worth $22m
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27 October 2016
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A good dose of music promotes good health
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26 October 2016
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Sydney University researcher honoured with inaugural Women in Science citation
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26 October 2016
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World-beaters join Brain and Mind Centre to defeat dementia
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26 October 2016
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Increasing muscle strength can improve brain function: study
Increased muscle strength leads to improved brain function in adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), results from a University of Sydney-led trial reveal.
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25 October 2016
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Our Australian Financial Review Higher Education Award finalists
The University of Sydney has four finalists in this year's AFR Higher Education Awards.
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24 October 2016
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University of Sydney scholars win grants to cut chronic lung diseases
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24 October 2016
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Carrot, not stick key to eating vegies
Most Australians do not meet World Health Organisation standards for vegetable consumption and now research points to a lack of understanding about the nutritional benefits of most vegetables (carrots and spinach are exceptions), with labelling potentially providing the answer.
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21 October 2016
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Maternity care for Aboriginal women
A new maternity services plan for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in rural and remote communities is urgently required, a report has found.
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21 October 2016
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5 reasons to study medicine at the University of Sydney
Sydney Medical School is ranked number one in Australia and 17 globally in the QS World University Rankings, but that’s not the only reason why students from all over the world come here to study medicine.
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20 October 2016
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Poo transplants and probiotics
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20 October 2016
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Two University of Sydney scholars named AAHMS Fellows
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18 October 2016
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What causes knock knees?
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17 October 2016
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Does stress cause cancer?
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14 October 2016
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Groundbreaking study tests dietary supplements for diabetes prevention
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12 October 2016
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University of Sydney spinoff companies win $7.8m from NSW government
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12 October 2016
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Our experts weigh in on World Obesity Day
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11 October 2016
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Is our health care system delivering for Aboriginal communities?
A new study by the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health and Faculty of Health Sciences will map health care services for Aboriginal people in rural and remote NSW.
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05 October 2016
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Nobel Prizes' controversial push for popularity
Organisers of the Nobel prizes are trying to shake off their image problem.
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04 October 2016
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Merging nano-mulch with medicine
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30 September 2016
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Researchers discover optimal diet to boost life-extending hormone
New research from the Charles Perkins Centre suggests a low protein, high carbohydrate diet may be the most effective for a life-extending hormone.
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30 September 2016
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Severity of obesity to worsen in Australia
New modelling predicts the prevalence of obesity and severe obesity among Australian adults will significantly increase by 2025.
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29 September 2016
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Master of Pharmacy graduates will qualify to administer flu vaccinations
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28 September 2016
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Dying re-imagined: designing a better way to die
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27 September 2016
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Historic partnership to be sealed at Westmead
An agreement with Westmead precinct partners includes a commitment by the University to contribute over $60 million for new facilities, upgrades and new academic programs and initiatives.
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26 September 2016
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New gift to help pharmacists build integrity in their practice
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26 September 2016
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Smart phone device to save lives
The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health is using a smartphone device to detect stroke-causing heart rhythm abnormalities in Aboriginal communities across Australia.
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26 September 2016
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Aboriginal health equality: the Poche Centre’s vision for change
The University of Sydney’s Poche Centre for Indigenous Health has launched its 2016-2020 Strategic Plan. The ambitious strategy continues the Centre’s focus on three high-need areas – ‘Healthy Kids. Healthy Teeth. Healthy Hearts.’.
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21 September 2016
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Can an app help us find mindfulness?
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20 September 2016
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Artificial sweeteners hit sour note with sketchy science
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16 September 2016
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How to get liked and shared on Facebook: new research
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16 September 2016
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Open source malaria research paves way for cheap medicine
The University of Sydney and Medicines for Malaria Venture had proposed a solution to malaria treatment resistance akin to the open source concept used in software development. In ACS Central Science, a consortium of 50 researchers from 21 organisations in 9 countries unveils its findings for open source malaria - 5 years in the making.
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14 September 2016
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Outsource WHO jobs to more capable agencies, experts say
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13 September 2016
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How can universities best promote mental health?
Learn the most effective ways to support the mental health of staff and students in university settings.
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09 September 2016
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Physical activity may offset some of alcohol’s lethal harms
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08 September 2016
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Tooth decay - drilling down to the nanoscale
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08 September 2016
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New tool to aid diagnosis and treatment of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
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07 September 2016
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Hidden killers: Heart attack triggers revealed
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07 September 2016
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Is your dog happy?
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06 September 2016
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The truth about cats, dogs (and horses!)
Some of the most common ailments and causes of premature death in companion animals are easily preventable – that’s a key finding of VetCompass in the United Kingdom, which is now spawning its Australian counterpart with potential to explore how pets can affect and inform human health. The not-for-profit project is a collaboration including the Royal Veterinary College in the UK, the University of Sydney and now all veterinary schools in Australia, investigating companion animal health problems and identifying risk factors for common disorders in our favourite pets.
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03 September 2016
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University of Hong Kong partnership benefits asthma patients
Read how professors from Sydney and Hong Kong universities have built an international research program for asthma patients around the world.
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03 September 2016
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R U OK? New atlas to help find mental health services
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02 September 2016
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How should we talk to people with dementia?
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01 September 2016
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Michael Bowen wins Eureka Prize - third year running for Sydney's early career researchers
Dr Michael Bowen, from the School of Psychology in the Faculty of Science, has won the Eureka Prize for Outstanding Early Career Researcher – this is the third year in a row the University of Sydney has won this category, cementing our position as the top organisation in Australia for young scientists.
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01 September 2016
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Rising tide of chronic disease swamps GP services
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01 September 2016
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Free open course to help doctors join the eHealth revolution
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30 August 2016
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NSW Government Smart Sensing Network co-led by University of Sydney
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25 August 2016
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Rio 2016 was just the latest round in the long-running doping arms race
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25 August 2016
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Australian study wants your view on personal genomic testing
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23 August 2016
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SAGE: A leap forward for University gender equity
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22 August 2016
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Australian-first online, father-friendly parenting program launches
The first fully online, Australia-wide free parenting program is launching with the aim of reaching one million fathers, through incorporating what dads want into a parenting program that includes evidence-based parenting strategies.
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22 August 2016
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Detecting diabetes’ deadly ketones
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18 August 2016
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Human variation decoded
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18 August 2016
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Pioneering study of cannabis extracts in treating epileptic kids
A groundbreaking study will investigate current community use of cannabis-based extracts to treat children with severe epilepsy, with the potential to uncover new and more effective medications. The University of Sydney, in partnership with Epilepsy Action Australia, are launching the PELICAN study (Paediatric Epilepsy Lambert Initiative Cannabinoid Analysis), which will take an in-depth look into use of cannabis-based extracts used in the community right now to treat childhood epilepsy.
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18 August 2016
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Research excellence drives Australia's top veterinary school
The University is ranked ninth in the world and first in Australia for veterinary science in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016.
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16 August 2016
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Delving into Hong Kong’s health data
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16 August 2016
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Precision medicine set to shake up the future
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15 August 2016
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Obesity should be managed before pregnancy for best outcomes
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15 August 2016
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Our looming health crisis
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12 August 2016
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Medicines to treat side effects of other medicines? Sometimes less is more.
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10 August 2016
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Helping swimmers get off to a flying start
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10 August 2016
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University of Sydney wins five Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research
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08 August 2016
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The hidden curriculum in surgery says it’s not for women
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08 August 2016
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University of Sydney researchers create game-based app to prevent heart attacks
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05 August 2016
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Dubious marketing of stem cell therapies revealed
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05 August 2016
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Poche Patron calls for increased funding for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research projects
Professor Tom Calma AO appealed to the ARC to match the NHMRC’s level of funding for Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander projects at a University of Sydney health research showcase last week.
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03 August 2016
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Ready, set, Rio: Sydney cohort heads to the Games
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01 August 2016
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Researchers develop new framework for human nutrition
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01 August 2016
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Abnormal thyroid function in newborns linked to poor reading and numeracy
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28 July 2016
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How much is physical inactivity costing the world?
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28 July 2016
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What makes a champion?
Expert in athlete development, Dr Steve Cobley from the Faculty of Health Sciences challenges popular myths on what makes a champion
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28 July 2016
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“It’s never justified”: Sydney University experts on Four Corners juvenile detention investigation
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27 July 2016
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Most Australians view porn but few report ill effects: new research
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27 July 2016
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Imaging technology partnership a major advance for biomedical research
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26 July 2016
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Stem cells healing broken hearts
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25 July 2016
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Scientists study how the brain understands a moving environment
Read how the University of Sydney is collaborating with Utrecht University in the Netherlands to work on intriguing areas of motion perception research.
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21 July 2016
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New app gets active minds moving
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20 July 2016
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University a partner in vision for Western Sydney
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19 July 2016
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Cancer Moonshot: new deals to accelerate detection and treatment of cancer
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19 July 2016
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Mental health: Turnbull can lead change, like Howard and Gillard
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15 July 2016
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Cross-eyed tiger undergoes CAT scan
A team of experts were visited by Indira the famous tiger at the University Veterinary Teaching Hospital today to prepare for an operation to arrest her deteriorating eye sight. The diagnostic imaging took longer than expected to Indira will return in a few weeks for the surgery.
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13 July 2016
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Why artificial sweeteners can increase appetite
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13 July 2016
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Help at hand for people watching their weight
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12 July 2016
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The NDIS does not yet address all the needs of Indigenous people with disabilities
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08 July 2016
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Obese preschoolers have 60% higher healthcare costs than healthy weight children
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06 July 2016
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Labor's 'Mediscare' campaign capitalised on Coalition's history of hostility to Medicare
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06 July 2016
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How our body sugars can work like gluey gel
Read how chemical engineering researchers are working on investigating ways of using our own body sugars to speed up the healing process for fractures.
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05 July 2016
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Boosting Australia’s response to infectious disease outbreaks
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05 July 2016
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Male body image a growing public health issue: research
It’s referred to as the opposite of anorexia – muscle dysmorphia – but men with body-building and other body image issues are up to four times more likely than females to be undiagnosed and it is a growing public health problem.
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04 July 2016
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No identity: one in five Aboriginal births unregistered in WA
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04 July 2016
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High-tech scans spare lymphoma patients side effects of chemo
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30 June 2016
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Are itchier insect bites more likely to make us sick?
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28 June 2016
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Experts support government funding for suicide prevention apps
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27 June 2016
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New insights into the causes of sudden cardiac death in the young revealed
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23 June 2016
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Australia 20 years after gun reform: no mass shootings, declining firearm deaths
Australia has seen no mass shootings and an accelerating decline in intentional firearm death since gun law reforms, research finds.
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23 June 2016
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Is obesity a disease?
Health and medical experts, industry and key decision makers will debate the classification of obesity when they gather at Obesity Australia’s fifth annual summit at the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre on 22 June.
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17 June 2016
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How can we make sense of the Orlando shooting?
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15 June 2016
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Why we need to pay more attention to negative clinical trials
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10 June 2016
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Chronic lower respiratory disease - the fourth biggest killer of Australians
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09 June 2016
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University of Sydney wins $19m in Cancer Institute NSW grants
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09 June 2016
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Medicare rebate freeze: counting the cost to doctors and patients
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07 June 2016
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Pharmacy researchers win national award for medical research
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06 June 2016
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No Vax, No Visit?
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01 June 2016
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Neuroplasticity the science behind rewiring the brain
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01 June 2016
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The chewing gum test that could prevent blindness and save lives
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01 June 2016
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Is too much medical testing and treatment making us sick?
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30 May 2016
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The heart medicine that may have given us Van Gogh’s Starry Night
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26 May 2016
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Never too young to benefit from CPC Westmead’s research
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24 May 2016
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Are walking challenges doing you good?
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24 May 2016
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Experts call election candidates to support action plan on rising suicide
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24 May 2016
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Obstetric researchers honoured with inaugural clinical trial award
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23 May 2016
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Tiny cameras show food challenges of plunge diving boobies
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20 May 2016
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Latest data confirms western Sydney teens are hooked on sugary drinks
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20 May 2016
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How robotic surgery and imaging are advancing healthcare
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17 May 2016
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The hard facts on Viagra
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13 May 2016
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Hidden housemates: the mosquitoes that battle for our backyards
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12 May 2016
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Obesity on the rise in Indonesia
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12 May 2016
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Call yourself a cosmetic surgeon?
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12 May 2016
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Poor sleep: sorting fact from fiction
Feeling bad about the quality and quantity of our sleep is the new zeitgeist, says Professor Ron Grunstein.
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11 May 2016
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Charlotte Wood new Charles Perkins Centre Writer in Residence
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09 May 2016
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No increase in brain cancer from mobile phone use in Australia: new study
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06 May 2016
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Paracetamol may be our favourite mild painkiller, but it doesn't work for everything
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06 May 2016
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Australia’s prohibition of e-cigarettes is out of step with the evidence
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03 May 2016
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Explainer: how do drugs work?
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29 April 2016
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Like father, like son – pioneering ambitions to help Pakistan’s renal patients
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28 April 2016
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Australia's gun numbers climb
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28 April 2016
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Pattern learning key to children's language development
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27 April 2016
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How traditional Aboriginal medicine can help close the health gap
Learn how a University of Sydney panel will argue that Aboriginal traditional healers should be better represented in mainstream medicine.
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27 April 2016
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Vaccination objection rates aren’t skyrocketing
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27 April 2016
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Government's subsidised dental care plan cautiously welcomed
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26 April 2016
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Leading health experts join fight against childhood obesity
A world-first research centre focussing on childhood obesity is being launched at the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre. Read more here.
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20 April 2016
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Cutting the risk of chronic diseases through better oral health
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18 April 2016
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Thick skinned bed bugs beat commonly used bug sprays
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14 April 2016
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Study reveals true scale of Indigenous lung cancer disparity
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11 April 2016
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Putting people with disability at the centre of disaster planning
Read about a new University of Sydney project focussing on empowering people with disability to plan for and respond to natural disasters.
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08 April 2016
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Getting to the heart of sudden death in epilepsy
Read how University of Sydney researchers have discovered a link between sudden death in epilepsy and heart conditions.
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08 April 2016
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WHO global diabetes report shows Australia must lift its game
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07 April 2016
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Marketing to nurses to influence hospital purchasing decisions
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05 April 2016
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New mosquito threats shift risks from our swamps to our suburbs
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01 April 2016
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Online mental health support groups get new assistant
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30 March 2016
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Are growing pains real?
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30 March 2016
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Physical and mental exercises protect memory by rewiring the brain
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23 March 2016
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Biological factors predict which viruses will cause human epidemics
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22 March 2016
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Sugar sweetened Aussies
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21 March 2016
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Could a sugary drinks tax improve Australian diets?
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18 March 2016
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Health professionals lack knowledge about female genital mutilation
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18 March 2016
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Do you really need to go to hospital? Time to recentre the health system
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18 March 2016
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University of Sydney experts comment on the UK's sugar levy
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17 March 2016
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Ecology redefined in game-changing nutrition research
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17 March 2016
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Australian universities make health and wellbeing a priority
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15 March 2016
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Retirement is good for your health
Read how a landmark study led by the University of Sydney has found that retirement can boost positive lifestyle changes.
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14 March 2016
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We should broaden our view of science if it's to help make good public policy
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10 March 2016
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Maria Sharapova’s positive drug test: what is it and what does it mean for her?
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09 March 2016
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Male circumcision: latest population figures revealed
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08 March 2016
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Activity monitoring devices could become instrumental in cardiac rehabilitation
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08 March 2016
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University of Sydney shares NHMRC research grant to tackle overdiagnosis and overtreatment
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04 March 2016
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Explainer: what are panic attacks and what happens when we have one?
Honorary Associate Professor Lynne Harris at the University of Sydney tells us what panic attacks are, what happens when they occur, and what to do.
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04 March 2016
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Dance your way to a healthy heart
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02 March 2016
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Graduate entry Master of Nursing program launches at Westmead
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02 March 2016
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Do over-the-counter weight loss supplements work?
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01 March 2016
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University partners in medical cannabis trial for chemotherapy patients
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26 February 2016
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Take a stand
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25 February 2016
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Call for humane government response to plight of asylum seekers in detention
Professor Elizabeth Elliott from the University of Sydney calls for a more humane response to asylum seekers held in offshore detention centres.
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25 February 2016
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New research taking the fight to ovarian cancer
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24 February 2016
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Research pinpoints devastating impacts of fetal alcohol syndrome
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23 February 2016
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How doctors communicate directly affects patient outcomes: new study
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16 February 2016
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Human Centred Technology - are we using them to their full advantage?
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15 February 2016
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We can't close the gap on health unless we talk about nutrition
Professor Stephen Simpson at the University of Sydney shares his opinions on the importance of nutrition and diet in Aboriginal communities.
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11 February 2016
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Experts rank the best apps for weight loss
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11 February 2016
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New evidence will help prevent thousands of preterm babies' deaths globally
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11 February 2016
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5 ways to get a good night's sleep
Not getting enough sleep does a disservice to our brain and physical health. Associate Professor Chin Moi Chow explains how to improve your chances of getting a good night’s rest.
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09 February 2016
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Study explains elastin's remarkable movements
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06 February 2016
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Assisted dying: the difficult conversation we need to have
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03 February 2016
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Zika Virus – be alert, not alarmed say experts
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02 February 2016
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Medication use in older men linked to risk of death and frailty
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01 February 2016
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Better psychological support needed for families affected by Sudden Cardiac Death
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29 January 2016
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A disarming lesson from the Pacific
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29 January 2016
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Does Zika virus pose a threat to Australia?
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28 January 2016
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$10 million grant awarded for bold new vision in cancer research
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20 January 2016
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University of Sydney scholars named among world's most influential scientific minds
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20 January 2016
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Taking a ‘diet holiday’ could improve weight loss
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20 January 2016
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What were Ken and Jocelyn Elliott doing in Burkina Faso? Making a difference
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19 January 2016
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Link between depression and back pain
A new University of Sydney study reveals people with depression are 60 per cent more likely to develop low back pain in their lifetime.
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18 January 2016
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The question every patient should ask their doctor
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15 January 2016
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Six expert predictions for China in 2016
Hear what University of Sydney experts predict will happen to China's economy, judicial system, corruption and public health in 2016.
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14 January 2016
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Research raises concerns over long-term use of chromium diet pills
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11 January 2016
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Why now is the best time to go on a diet, or the science of post-holiday weight loss
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05 January 2016
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Should I throw away food once a fly has landed on it?
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04 January 2016
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Seven experts share their top tips for summer
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17 December 2015
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Males and under 30s at greatest risk of hospital admission for drug related poisonings
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16 December 2015
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Policy change set to save kids' lives
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16 December 2015
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America has lost control of its gun infestation
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14 December 2015
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A boost for innovation in medical technologies and pharmaceuticals sector
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11 December 2015
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Partnership a win for students and Aboriginal families
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11 December 2015
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10 tips to keep you mosquito free this summer
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11 December 2015
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Horses' health at risk from long-distance travel
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10 December 2015
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Research links strengthened between India and Sydney
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10 December 2015
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Health professionals lack knowledge about female genital mutilation
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09 December 2015
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Australia's innovation agenda: embracing risk or gambling with public health?
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09 December 2015
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Long nights and lazy days could send you to an early grave
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09 December 2015
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'No-drill' dentistry stops tooth decay, says research
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07 December 2015
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World first: University of Sydney scientists reverse dog dementia with stem cell therapy
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04 December 2015
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Let's get creative in the fight against obesity
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03 December 2015
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NDIS fully financed until 2019-20
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03 December 2015
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Animal welfare pioneers launch groundbreaking teaching portal
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01 December 2015
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Join Sydney Nursing School for 2015 kit packing day
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01 December 2015
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$100,000 Writer in Residence Fellowship to combat obesity
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30 November 2015
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Learn how to save a life - Take Heart Australia Day
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27 November 2015
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Implementation the key to structural reforms in mental health
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26 November 2015
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Mapped: Mental Health Services in Far West NSW
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26 November 2015
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Steve Vucic wins Gottschalk Medal at Australian Academy of Science awards
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24 November 2015
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Sharing the real stories of people with disability
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23 November 2015
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School water program to brighten smiles in remote NSW
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20 November 2015
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Study heats up debate about electric fans
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20 November 2015
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'Rat vision' may give humans best sight of all
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20 November 2015
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Why we need evidence for alternative medicines for weight loss
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19 November 2015
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Gift empowers research linking oral health and chronic diseases
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14 November 2015
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Unis join forces on mental health, addiction and neuroscience research
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13 November 2015
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Dog blood bank opens to meet demand
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13 November 2015
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Brain cancer experts crowdsource a cure for deadly glioblastoma
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13 November 2015
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Big Tobacco: 'Of all the concerns, there is one - taxation - which alarms us the most'
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12 November 2015
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We will find a way to predict the spread of disease
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12 November 2015
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Thousands of dollars in scholarships still available for 2016
Find out what scholarships are open for 2016 University of Sydney new and returning students, and how to apply.
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09 November 2015
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NHMRC funding recognises University of Sydney's research excellence
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09 November 2015
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Screening a silent killer cuts risk of stroke and death: JAMA opinion
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09 November 2015
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Keep an eye on vocal fry
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06 November 2015
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Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders more pervasive than first thought
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04 November 2015
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Invest in general practice to ensure health of older Australians, say experts
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04 November 2015
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Cancer substantially affects cognition: international research
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03 November 2015
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Healthcare: the next boom industry for Australian businesses in China
A University of Sydney report has identified the healthcare sector as one of the key beneficiaries from the China-Australia Freed Trade Agreement.
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02 November 2015
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Four reasons rugby union in Australia is struggling - despite the Wallabies' success
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30 October 2015
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Twin research sheds new light on back pain
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30 October 2015
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Poche Oral Health Initiative wins higher education award
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28 October 2015
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Academic honoured for promotion of women
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28 October 2015
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World-first study finds oxytocin benefits children with autism
World-first clinical trial finds oxytocin improves the social, emotional and behavioural issues for young children with autism. Read more.
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27 October 2015
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Red meat's a tasty treat but too much can give you cancer
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27 October 2015
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Sydney scientists at the heart of cardiovascular research
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27 October 2015
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Brave new world of cancer treatment revealed
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26 October 2015
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Tough habit to stub out
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26 October 2015
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University continues to excel in Times Higher Education subject rankings
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22 October 2015
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Vitamin B3 derivative cuts risk of new skin cancers
What is vitamin B3? Find out how research from the University of Sydney links a form of B3 with lowered risk of common, non-melanoma skin cancer.
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22 October 2015
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Wallaby stars' brains shed light on tackle risks
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21 October 2015
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University of Sydney scholars win $5.7m for dementia research
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20 October 2015
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Global Resilience Partnership win attracts US$1m
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19 October 2015
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Coffee companion: how that muffin or banana bread adds to your waistline
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19 October 2015
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Traumatic vaginal births putting women at risk
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14 October 2015
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Uncovering the mystery of migraine
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14 October 2015
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Young offenders must be screened for fetal alcohol spectrum disorders before sentencing
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14 October 2015
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Poche oral health initiative shortlisted for higher education prize
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13 October 2015
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What medicines would we pack for a trip to Mars?
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12 October 2015
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Scientists pave way for diamonds to trace early cancers
Find out how University of Sydney researchers have discovered that nanoscale 'diamonds' can light up early-stage cancers in MRI scans.
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12 October 2015
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Book vending machines dispense mind food to students
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12 October 2015
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Collaboration to promote new opportunities
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09 October 2015
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Focused on food
Find out how representatives from food manufacturers and the biotech industry are meeting at the University of Sydney to discuss innovation.
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08 October 2015
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Mind the mental health gap
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07 October 2015
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If lawful firearm owners cause most gun deaths, what can we do?
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07 October 2015
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Less-invasive surgery may not be best option for rectal cancer
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07 October 2015
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Exercise in a bottle could become a reality
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02 October 2015
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Swap the couch for a walk to avoid an early death
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01 October 2015
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Let's talk about death
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30 September 2015
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Explainer: what causes cerebral palsy and can it be prevented?
What is the cause of cerebral palsy? Read our explainer from University of Sydney experts.
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25 September 2015
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Staff honoured in Women of Influence list
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24 September 2015
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Preventing heart attacks could be as simple as a text
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24 September 2015
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Our research excellence awarded
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23 September 2015
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Malcolm needs a date with Dr Google
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23 September 2015
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First count of Australians living alone with dementia
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23 September 2015
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Science is waking up to narcolepsy
Narcolepsy is characterised by a constant, irrepressible need for sleep. Science is waking up to the disorder that affects about one in 3,000 people, writes Ron Grunstein.
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16 September 2015
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Researchers honoured for work that packs real-world punch
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16 September 2015
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Sydney Nursing School researchers honoured
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15 September 2015
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Major gift to child health research
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14 September 2015
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Panel set to stir raw milk debate
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14 September 2015
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How new technologies are shaking up health care
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11 September 2015
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Surgeons take a scalpel to their own toxic culture
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11 September 2015
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Top grants awarded for diabetes research
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10 September 2015
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Punishing the children of vaccine refusers is a step too far
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08 September 2015
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Hacking the body: the DIYbio movement
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04 September 2015
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Dementia tsunami: Alzheimer's and other dementias to triple by 2050
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03 September 2015
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Red tape stops oral health benefits of water fluoridation for kids
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03 September 2015
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Snoring deathly boring
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02 September 2015
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Male seahorse and human pregnancies remarkably alike
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02 September 2015
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Health benefits of dog ownership explored in new research node
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31 August 2015
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Athletes score for disability and donors
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27 August 2015
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Preventing dementia
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25 August 2015
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Choosing children’s sex is an exercise in sexism
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24 August 2015
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Surge in flu this winter
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19 August 2015
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Health Check: the low-down on standing desks
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19 August 2015
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Scientists should take a leaf out of wellness bloggers' books
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14 August 2015
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Resetting the table to halt expanding waistlines
Read about the University of Sydney symposium on food, nutrition and obesity, bringing together industry, government and academic representatives.
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13 August 2015
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Sydney's cyclists twice as happy as other commuters: new research
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13 August 2015
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How mobile phones could save us from obesity
Read new research from the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre showing that mobile phones could improve health and halt weight gain.
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12 August 2015
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Early exposure kick starts research careers
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10 August 2015
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Starchy carbs, not a Paleo diet, advanced the human race
Learn how new University of Sydney research suggests that Palaeolithic humans would not have evolved on today's 'Paleo' diet.
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10 August 2015
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Mindfulness therapy alleviates PTSD, but only in the short term
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06 August 2015
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Eggs given all clear for type 2 diabetes
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04 August 2015
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How to help Australians pass on the salt
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30 July 2015
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Lack of knowledge on animal disease leaves humans at risk
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30 July 2015
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Is cancer screening saving or harming lives?
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30 July 2015
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Researcher honoured in Top Ten list
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30 July 2015
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University of Sydney launches Brain and Mind Centre
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30 July 2015
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Researchers shine spotlight on teen eating disorders
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29 July 2015
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Australia beating UK in baby food battle
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23 July 2015
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How ABC TV's Catalyst changed patients' use of statins
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15 June 2015
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Protein and carbs, not calories, hold the key to long life
New University of Sydney research shows low protein, high carbohydrate diets could be as effective at extending life as calorically restricted diets.
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28 May 2015
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Whitlam, Medibank and health system reform
Medicare, Australia's universal health insurance scheme, might enjoy strong support today but at its origins was bitter opposition, writes Associate Professor James Gillespie.
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05 November 2014
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Emergency department nurses aren't like the rest of us
Emergency department nurses are more extroverted, agreeable and open compared to the normal population, finds new research by the University of Sydney. Find out more about the study of ED nurses here.
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21 August 2014
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Comprehensive review shows no link between vaccination and autism
Researchers at the University of Sydney put the relationship between childhood vaccines and autism to the test.
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19 May 2014
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Do not resuscitate: the benefits of an early decision
Providing information on do-not-resuscitate instructions to terminally ill patients leads to fewer of them dying in a hospital environment.
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01 October 2013
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Workers dissatisfied with open plan offices
Most people are dissatisfied with having to work in an open plan office, University of Sydney research has found.
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17 September 2013
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Study finds introduced mosquito species active all year round
Australia has plenty of 'home grown' mosquitoes but one introduced species is active all year round, according to a three-year study by our researchers.
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24 July 2013
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Flu shots boosted by exercise
Exercising at the time of having a flu shot may increase the success of vaccination according to a University of Sydney researcher.
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23 April 2013
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Aspirin a viable treatment for serious blood clots, study shows
A new study suggests low-dose aspirin is an effective way to prevent potentially deadly blood clots in patients who have had a previous blood clot.
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05 November 2012
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Improved blood doping detection protects sport and athletes
Dr Corinne Caillaud of the University of Sydney researches the impact of physical activity on doping tests to help prevent false positive results.
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09 August 2012
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Ginger muscles in on diabetes
Ginger, a common spice and ancient Asian remedy, could have the power to help manage high levels of blood sugar, a University of Sydney study finds.
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06 August 2012
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How your eyes deceive you
Researchers at the University of Sydney have shed new light on the tricks the brain plays as it struggles to make sense of visual and other sensory signals.
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24 April 2012
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Human 'shock absorbers' discovered
An international team of scientists, led by the University of Sydney, has found the molecular structure in the body which functions as our 'shock absorber'.
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14 February 2012
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From TAFE to Sydney Medical School
Dasha Newington went from manager at McDonald's, to Sydney Medical School student, and in the process won a 2009 NSW Department of Education Award.
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16 December 2009
