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Grant Awarded to Examine use of Breast Milk Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine

26 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

A researcher at The University of Western Australia has been awarded two major international grants to examine new horizons for regenerative medicine using breast milk stem cells.


Vaccine to Protect Against HIV and Hepatitis C Viruses Takes Important Step Forward

25 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

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Landmark Project Catalogues Human Variation Among Healthy Australians

25 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

Researchers from the University of Sydney are undertaking a landmark project to catalogue human variation among healthy Australians to help clinicians better diagnose disease, direct treatment and evaluate patient progress.



Conference Coverage

22 March, 2014 by Ryan Mccann

Click here to view all upcoming conferences in March and May


Grants Available for Novel Approaches to Treating Alzheimer's Disease

20 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

A new grant to encourage novel approaches to therapy for Alzheimer's disease has been established by theÌýUniversity of Sydney'sÌýSir Zelman Cowen Universities FundÌý(SZCUF).


LASA Praises Government for Removing Commonwealth Building Certification Process

20 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

Leading Age Services Australia (LASA) has praised the Abbott Government for listening to LASA members and removing the Commonwealth building certification process.


ACCC Re-authorises Collective Bargaining Arrangements by the AMA

20 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Ìýhas issued a determination re-authorising a collective bargaining arrangement put forward by the Australian Medical Association (AMA) for ten years.



Message from the consumers health forum of Australia

18 March, 2014 by ahhb

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Aged care is big business

18 March, 2014 by ahhb


USP9X Gene Critical to Human Brain Development

17 March, 2014 by Petrina Smith

New research from the University of Adelaide has confirmed that USP9X, the gene linked to intellectual disability, is critical to the earliest stages of the development of human brains.


Primary Health Care Nursing: Where To Next?

14 March, 2014 by Ryan Mccann

[hr]The contribution nurses make in generalÌýpractice and primary health care willÌýbe critical to ensuring our healthcareÌýsystem can meet the growing needs ofÌýan ageing and ever sicker population intoÌýthe future. Kathy Bell, CEO of AustralianÌýPrimary Health Care Nurses AssociationÌý(APNA) explains how an education andÌýcareer framework will help ensure theÌýprofession’s sustainability[hr]


Health Professionals Can Make NDIS A Success

14 March, 2014 by Ryan Mccann

[hr]The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is one of the biggest economicÌýand social reforms this country has seen, says NDIS chairman Bruce Bonyhady. HeÌýknows the vital role health professionals play in this landmark reform and believesÌýyour help will ensure its success.[hr]




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