Sepsis in children can deteriorate rapidly, but its early signs are often subtle. Fever, unusual sleepiness, fast breathing, poor feeding, mottled skin, or…
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Medicines can produce very different effects in people who receive the same dose. Age, kidney and liver function, other treatments, diet, illness, and…
Health translation turns research findings into better decisions, services, treatments, and health outcomes. It sits between discovery and delivery, requiring…
Citation counts offer a useful view of how research travels through the health system. They show which findings are being discovered, discussed, and built upon…
Mosquito-borne disease risk can change quickly across Brisbane. Rainfall, flooding, heat, construction, backyard water containers and parkland wetlands all…
Pain in an intensive care unit can be difficult to recognise when a patient cannot speak, is mechanically ventilated, has a neurological impairment, or is…
The food and care a child receives before birth and during the first years of life can influence health decades later. Early nutrition affects growth, immune…
Cancer rehabilitation is moving beyond recovery from surgery or treatment-related symptoms. Increasingly, care teams are assessing how physical activity,…
Medical research creates its greatest value when a discovery can move beyond the laboratory and become part of everyday care. That journey requires close…
Post-surgical infections can extend hospital stays, increase treatment costs, delay recovery, and place additional pressure on patients, carers, clinicians,…
