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Heart attacks are commonly known as a problem faced by middle aged or older men with high blood pressure or cholesterol. However, young and healthy women can also be at risk.
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Researchers are aiming to improve end-of-life care for people with chronic illness.
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New research has shed light on why chemotherapy is an effective treatment for some women, but not for others.
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Almost 1,500 women in Australia are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year, with only 43 per cent likely to be alive five years after their diagnosis.
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For the first time in Australia pulse monitoring devices will be trialled as a suicide prevention tool in a mental health unit, following a $300,314 investment by the NSW Government.
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Ever wondered what it would be like to run across the Harbour Bridge without a car in sight? Wonder no
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Building on the success of the consultative services in statistics and writing offered through the Research and Education Network (REN),
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Take 40 committed health professionals, then let them loose to brainstorm the topic ‘research’. The result? A fresh direction and new focus on collaboration around research at (BMDH).
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In a world-first discovery, scientists at Sydney’s Westmead Institute for Medical Research have identified a protein that causes liver fibrosis (scarring), paving the way for new treatments for liver disease.
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Can a commonly used diabetes drug benefit patients with prostate cancer? That’s the question researchers from Blacktown Hospital are currently
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