2015
Articles
Australia beating UK in baby food battle
Aussie children are getting a better start than their UK cousins, with research in Australia finding that the majority of baby and toddler foods sold in supermarkets is of a high nutritional quality.
Quad, set and match: our hidden tennis past
One of Sydney's most iconic buildings - the University of Sydney Quadrangle - has an unlikely past: as a tennis court.
Does baby snore like dad?
Babies who snore are widely under diagnosed according to Australian researchers investigating less costly and more effective methods of identifying sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome (SAHS) in infants.
Caution not a by-word for inaction on Indigenous affairs
It is time to come together to support a proposal that shifts the focus from courts and lawyers to Indigenous Australians themselves, writes Professor Anne Twomey.
How ABC TV's Catalyst changed patients' use of statins
More than 60,000 Australians are estimated to have reduced or discontinued their use of prescribed cholesterol-lowering statin medications following the airing of a two-part series critical of statins by ABC TV's science program, Catalyst, a University of Sydney study reveals in the latest Medical Journal of Australia.
Lambert donation puts Australia at forefront of medicinal cannabinoid research
A $33.7 million gift to the University of Sydney, the largest donation ever made to research, will establish the Lambert Initiative for cannabinoid therapeutics research.