Monash scientists crack cholesterol code with new drug target
Researchers from Monash University have made a crucial breakthrough that could pave the way for new treatments in cancer and neurological disorders. At the...
When pain is real: Validating children’s experiences could shape their future
How children are treated when they express pain—whether from a skinned knee or fear of injections—can have a lasting effect on how they cope...
New mothers urged to include contraception in postnatal care
A study led by Monash University has highlighted a critical gap in postnatal care, focusing on the overlooked topic of contraception for new mothers....
More than memory loss, Darshini Ayton on dementia
Associate Professor Darshini Ayton, a leading figure in dementia care and diagnosis, is urging a shift in how society understands the condition. With advancements...
Reborn from darkness: Nischal’s journey to light
“It was the 3rd of January 2023 when I sat in front of my laptop, holding a piece of paper, thinking about ending my...
Smarter cancer care: Australian researchers eye the future
Cancer research in Australia is making rapid advances, offering hope for better survival rates and less toxic treatments. With World Cancer Research Day approaching...
50,000 kids surveyed: Alarming link between nighttime phone use, cyberbullying, teen stress
Teenagers struggling with the pressures of modern life are now facing an additional challenge—nighttime smartphone use, which is contributing to a worrying rise in...
Wearables could revolutionise health monitoring: Dr Ben Singh
Wearable technology like Fitbit, Apple Watch, and Oura ring has seen a surge in popularity among those keen on monitoring their fitness. But these...
Seven in ten Australians fear discrimination in cancer treatment
Australians are increasingly concerned that their background, where they live, or how they identify could negatively impact their chances of surviving cancer, according to...
A ray of hope: New test could spot Alzheimer’s early
Monash University engineers have made a groundbreaking advancement that could soon allow GPs to screen for Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) with a simple finger-prick blood...