2024

Articles

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.

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. They provide an environment where clients can explore their concerns, improve communication, and achieve greater intimacy.

Why study sleep medicine at Sydney

Help patients to achieve better sleep quality and overall wellbeing by gaining a deep understanding of the physiology and disorders of sleep.

How to become a clinical neurophysiology scientist

Clinical neurophysiology scientists focus on assisting with the diagnosis of disorders of the nervous system. They use various techniques to measure and assess the electrical activity of the various parts of the nervous system, which helps in understanding and managing neurological conditions.

Remembering Kay Van Norton Poche AO

With great sadness we acknowledge the passing of Kay Van Norton Poche AO, a dear friend and generous supporter of the University of Sydney for many years.

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.

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.

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.

15 February 2024

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.

05 February 2024

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.