Automatic reporting improves kidney patient outcomes
There are 1.7 million Australian adults out there with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), and amazingly 90% of them don’t know they have it. Fo
Navigating pregnancy and genetic tests
While testing for Down syndrome has been a feature of pregnancy screening for decades, new research by the Murdoch Children’s Research Ins
New blood test could spare cancer patients chemotherapy
A newly developed blood test could alter the way cancer is treated and potentially help patients avoid chemotherapy.
The blood test, also
Research into testing techniques could put allergy anxieties to bed
“Are you allergic to anything?” It’s a question asked in many settings, and perhaps most importantly in medicine.
Any number of all
Pathology and kidney disease: from diagnosis to exciting research on transplants
Kidney conditions can manifest themselves with a variety of symptoms, such as general tiredness or the swelling of limbs from the retention
New pancreatic cancer blood test could make vital progress in early detection
We hear a lot in the news about new tests for cancer but there is a reason that a potential new test for pancreatic cancer is something to g
Mackenzie’s Mission: improving access to genetic screening for prospective parents
"This plan will be a legacy for generations."
Those were the words from Paediatric neurologist Dr Michelle Farrar last month in response
Pathology and nuns’ brains; improving outcomes for Alzheimer’s patients
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics dementia is now the leading cause of death for Australian women, overtaking heart disease,
New research is putting the ‘pee’ in peanut allergy testing
It is now widely known in Australia that food allergies are relatively common and much has been done to prevent harm, such as better warning
