The World Health Organisation will collaborate with Newcastle researchers to fight non-communicable diseases.
A new multimillion-dollar project will develop an artificial intelligence surveillance system to better tackle antimicrobial resistance.
Stroke and TIA survivors, and carers – we need your opinion.
How we can work better with you on stroke research? What should we be researching? What you know or think about the Stroke Research Register?
Health professionals and organisations to receive additional training and resources to help support Indigenous women quit smoking during pregnancy.
Multiple myeloma (MM) is a cancer of plasma cells, which are mature white blood cells within the bone marrow. The disease causes bone pain, fractures, infections, anaemia and renal failure. It typically affects people over the age of 60, with about 1700 new diagnoses each year in Australia.[1] It is incurable and carries a life expectancy of 2-7 years depending on the aggressiveness of the tumour cells.
