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Catholic sector warns govt failure to accept key Royal Commission recommendation will put aged care homes under greater pressure
Professor Brendan Crabb to lead Australian Global Health Alliance
Role of existing nurses needs to be at centre of vaccine rollout strategy
Climate scientists making shift to new “normal”
Soil, carbon sequestration and fight against climate change
It’s a start, but simply not enough
How to build quake-proof bridges on uncertain ground
Researchers reduce severity of sleep apnoea by at least 30 per cent
Turning Yeast Cells Into Labs For Studying Drivers of Gene Regulation
Software tool breathes life into post-COVID office airflow
Loss of biodiversity in streams threatens vital biological process
How long can a person live? 21st century may see a record-breaker
New approach can add diversity to crop species without breeding GMOs
Scientists resurrect ‘forgotten’ genus of algae living in marine animals
Test and experience workplace of future
How to be mindful of mental health during lockdown
Rare tadpole is new to science
Closing gap on missing lithium
Science & Technology Australia welcomes new committee members
Study a potential game-changer for treatment of traumatic brain injury
Researchers awarded $22 million for medical research
‘Design-thinking’ needed in humane approach to aged care
With research, communities should lead and academics follow
New funding to fast track COVID-19 treatments
Australian biotech submits for approval of world first microbial therapy
Anti-androgen therapy may fuel spread of bone tumours in advanced prostate cancer
ILR School curriculum changes to begin in fall ’22
New model predicts spotted lanternfly egg hatching
Where are Foreigners of First International Age?
Additional Treatment Option TREMFYA – Now Available on PBS for Australians with Active Psoriatic Arthritis
A&S poet wins 2021 Griffin Poetry Prize
Indigenous communities drive Connaught-funded research projects
Sunlight linked with lower Covid-19 deaths
Machine learning helps in predicting when immunotherapy will be effective
£3.8m bid to ease despair of eating disorders
COVID-19 vaccines show safety, immunity in infant model
Serving larger portions of veggies may increase young kids’ veggie consumption
Yellow emojis not neutral symbols of identity
Books charts revolution of science of human health
TU/e and Radboudumc join forces with creation of biomedical platform Biotrip
Joint venture to test new treatments in clinical and digital health
Australians frustrated with COVID-19 vaccine rollout and communications, social media analysis shows
Tax time tips in a COVID
Australian study shows behaviour modification crucial to stop COVID-19
Curtin joins national centre focussed on zero carbon future for heavy industry
Physical activity may counter serious health harms of poor sleep
PSOTY award finalists announced
Gender equality key to success for Sustainable Development Goals