UNSW Sydney researchers hope to improve the clinical outcomes, as well as quality of life in adult ADHD patients with co-occurring cardiometabolic disease as a result of the grant.
A study conducted by medical researchers at UNSW Sydney reveals wide acceptance from parents and healthcare professionals for spinal muscular atrophy screening
Monica’s PhD will focus on conducting novel and innovative systems analysis and biochemistry techniques to dissect the specific function of histone deacetylases.
The simple answer is yes, says research published in JAMA Surgery by a team from the Whitlam Orthopaedic Research Centre and UNSW School of Population Health.
Young drivers from areas of low socio-economic status continue to have higher rates of motor vehicle crashes into adulthood than those from more affluent areas, according to a new study.
NSW Chief Health Officer and UNSW alum Dr Kerry Chant has been named the NSW Premier’s Woman of the Year, the highest honour in the NSW Women of the Year Awards.
Researchers at the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA), UNSW Sydney have the need for clearer definitions of ‘happiness’, ‘life satisfaction’ and ‘positive affect’ in centenarians.
UNSW Medicine and Health celebrated International Women’s Day this year with a panel event featuring Professor Raina MacIntyre, Kirsten Banks, Dr Melina Georgousakis, Caroline Meyer, and Professor Anne Kelso.
Professor Peter Goadsby has been recognised for discovering a biological mechanism that triggers a migraine attack, leading to revolutionary new treatments.
Maridulu Budyari Gumal (SPHERE) Cancer Clinical Academic Group has committed $100,000 in new seed grants for two interdisciplinary projects led by early/mid-career researchers Dr Trang Pham and Dr Liz Caldon to be undertake
A low haemoglobin count, older age and high BMI are possible risk factors for developing nerve damage after cancer treatment, a UNSW-led study has found.
Teachers from UNSW Business School, Engineering and Medicine & Health have been awarded citations for outstanding contributions to student learning at the 2020 Australian Awards for University Teaching.
A new systematic review led by UNSW Sydney has found that treating low back pain with antidepressant medicines provides no important benefits and has the potential to cause harm.
Our new research found gaps in COVID information available to culturally and linguistically diverse communities. But there are ways we can improve — because community ownership is crucial.
