The Hunter will be the initial recruitment hub for Australia’s first medical cannabis trial for terminally ill adults, following an announcement by Premier Mike Baird and Minister for Medical Research Pru Goward today.
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Too Many Too Soon
These are the faces of grim health statistics that continue to plague our community. Hear their stories in Too Many Too Soon, a video that reminds us why we do what we do.
Video – Too Many Too Soon
These are the faces of grim health statistics that continue to plague our community.
Getting the science right on medicinal cannabis
Mike Baird and Minister for Medical Research Pru Goward announced Australia’s first medical cannabis trial for terminally ill adults, to be led by Associate Professor Meera Agar from South Western Sydney Local Health District and the University of NSW.
Crossfit proves safe and effective in teen study
A school-based research program evaluating the efficacy of Crossfit training for teenagers has yielded significant improvements in body composition, aerobic fitness and strength.
Future now Clear for Federal Research Fund
HMRI Director Professor Michael Nilsson hailed the decision today, saying the Government had recognised the importance of medical research in securing the nation’s long-term health and prosperity.
$3.3m to improve dementia care and quality of life
A multi-institute research team led by Laureate Professor Rob Sanson-Fisher from the University of Newcastle has been awarded $3.38 million in federal funding to improve dementia care and outcomes.
Newcastle Connection for Single-cell Genomics Centre
Hunter researchers will be teaming up with Australia’s first Single-Cell Genomics Centre of Excellence, which was officially opened today in a joint venture co-funded by the University of Newcastle.
Australian Women Challenge Stroke Survival Assumptions
New research from The University of Newcastle (UON) has challenged assumptions on how long women will live after stroke, even with significant physical impairment.
Campaign kick-starts cancer ‘biobank’ conversation
A new website was established by the Hunter Cancer Research Alliance to promote the long-term benefits of storing cancer material for future research use.
