Cardiovascular disease remains a major health concern for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. Heart attack, stroke, heart failure and related…
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People with weakened immune systems can experience COVID-19 differently from the general population. A transplant recipient, a person receiving chemotherapy,…
The first five years of a community-based program to reduce childhood obesity can reveal far more than a change in average body mass index. A meaningful…
Exercise interventions for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) are becoming more individualised across Queensland. Rather than prescribing a single routine,…
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the diagnostic pathway across imaging, pathology, genomics, emergency care, and primary health services. Algorithms…
Mental health research is stronger when it reflects the knowledge of people who have used services, supported loved ones, or navigated recovery in their…
Biomedical innovation rarely reaches patients through laboratory work alone. A promising device, diagnostic platform or digital tool must be tested in real…
Sleep often changes soon after a traumatic injury. Pain, hospital noise, medication effects, fear, reduced mobility, and disruption to normal routines can make…
The journey of a new vaccination campaign for hepatitis C in vulnerable populations begins with an essential correction: there is currently no approved vaccine…
Stroke care depends on speed and precision. A radiology report must identify signs of intracranial haemorrhage, vessel blockage, brain tissue injury, or a…
