A survey of 1420 Australians conducted at the height of the pandemic shows the majority changed their behaviour to be socially responsible, even when the threat seemed low.
Researchers at Children’s Cancer Institute and UNSW have discovered in mice what could one day develop into a new and improved way to treat the poor-prognosis blood cancer, acute myeloid leukaemia or AML.
Long-term trends in use and harm arising from illicit substances are relatively well-understood but can be significantly impacted by major market disruptions.
UNSW Sydney is leading a program to promote parenting skills for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander fathers and to improve the mental health of their adolescent children.
It has been described as a once-in-a-century pandemic, but COVID-19 will cause a permanent shift in the way the world operates at the social, political and economic level.
At the 2019 Therapeutic Development Workshop, experts shared perspectives on the challenges of moving a therapy from basic research discovery to the clinic. Opportunities still exist to continue the valuable discussion.
Among the highest UNSW honourees are a current Deputy Vice-Chancellor and a prominent alumna recognised for her leadership in philanthropy and business.
A UNSW Medicine Professor and advisor to the World Health Organisation says the WHO’s updated mask advice, released today, is timely news for Australia, too.
UNSW Dean of Medicine Scientia Professor Vlado Perkovic urges the Faculty community to act at all levels to include and support people regardless of background or race.
Researchers from the Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) and the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) at UNSW Sydney have highlighted a critical need to address non-consensual and overly lengthy use of antipsychotics in long term
UNSW Sydney researchers have received funding from the Australian Government for COVID-19 projects, including the development of new antibody drugs and to repurpose medications.
