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Read this articleBreakthroughs from Australian Medical Research Institutes
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Retraining brain and body communication underpins novel pain treatment
People challenged with chronic back pain have been given hope thanks to a first of its kind pain treatment trial by Neuroscience Research Australia and others that retrains how the back and brain communicate.
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Mental health breakthroughs paved by genetics
Improved treatments for debilitating mental health conditions is the challenge being embraced by researchers at QIMR Berghofer, aiming to tap into genetic discoveries from the last decade to deliver a new era of precision psychiatry.
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World-first heart transplant technology giving hope to patients
World-first technology pioneered by researchers at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute and St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney, is allowing surgeons to transplant donor hearts that have stopped beating after death.
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Community-led approach reducing rheumatic fever
A four-year collaborative and community-based research project in the Northern Territory is providing hope to remote communities in reducing rheumatic fever cases and the bacterial infections that trigger the condition.
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Motor neurone disease genetic marker discovery
A genetic variant linked to the most common form of motor neurone disease, which holds potential as a genetic marker to better treat the neurological disease, has been discovered by researchers at the Perron Institute and Murdoch University.
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Undercovering link between cardiovascular disease and sleep apnoea
Kolling Institute researchers have launched a first of its kind study into the link between cardiovascular disease and sleep apnoea, with an increasing number of people losing their lives to heart disease each year.
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Protecting children receiving chemotherapy from hearing loss
A novel nano-gel therapy to protect children receiving chemotherapy from hearing loss, which is a common side effect of cancer treatment, is being tested by researchers at Ear Science Institute Australia.
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Blood test measures healthy aging in humans
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) researchers are the first in the world to develop a ground-breaking new blood test to measure autophagy, the body’s process of recycling unwanted or damaged cells to stay healthy, which researchers believe is one indicator of biological aging.
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Pioneering endocrine hypertension research to be fast-tracked into hospitals
Dr Jun Yang from the Hudson Institute of Medical Research is leading a multi-state program to equip hospitals to treat a form of endocrine hypertension called Primary Aldosteronism.
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Australian first gene therapy for childhood blindness
Two Sydney siblings have become the first patients in the country to receive a novel gene therapy that has rescued their vision and holds hope for preventing them from going blind.
