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Cruelty charge – no treatment for dog with painful fracture
Bendy joints, stretchy skin, clumsiness. Why hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome is often missed – and what it has to do with autism
Effectiveness and safety of analgesics to treat low back pain ‘uncertain’: study
Gene therapy offers hope for severe epilepsy
ANU and Korean firm set sights on finding cure for blindness
UniSC neuroscientist recognised as role model
Budget with some good foundations but it doesn’t deliver for all Australians
Scientist Teams Up with Families to Find Treatment for Rare Disease
4 researchers helping more people survive breast cancer
PBS Listings will help people with spinal muscular atrophy, schizophrenia and multiple sclerosis
SPINRAZA becomes first available treatment on Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for adults living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
New book focuses on emerging issue of aging with HIV
Study reveals deep inequalities of care for atrial fibrillation patients
Treatment for commonest form of blindness moves step closer
First-of-its-kind study compares domestic violence programs, finds promising results
Collaborative ear health intervention pilot LISTEN UP between community pharmacists and GPs delivers better patient outcomes
Bioprinting for bone repair improved with genes
Labor’s $38M newborn screening program will save tiny lives
Creating Clear Guidelines for Treating Opioid Addiction and Preventing Overdoses
Preclinical model may shed light on eye disease
Study finds that cholesterol-lowering medication may slow knee joint damage
Placental cell therapy could deliver new treatment options for liver disease
Treating long-term brain damage after exposure to nerve agents
Neural stem cells may hold key to combatting newborn brain injury
Seven ways to stave off dementia
New mothers could help protect other babies’ brains
Silent sleep danger for smokers uncovered in world-first study
Grant support for crucial health and medical research 4 November
This laser is supposed to rejuvenate vaginal tissue. But scientists say it’s no better than placebo
Australia’s gene therapy first