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The year 2020 has challenged us all. The bushfires and then the pandemic forced us to reflect on what’s important, how we respond to crises as a community, and the ways we connect and support each other.
The soil in a grassland, a forest, a wetland and a desert is quietly working, transforming trace gases in the atmosphere.
Alfred/Monash led global trial reveals life saving drug for people with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML)
Despite the advent of COVID-19 vaccines, research on medications for coronaviruses needs to be continued, as the inevitable next coronavirus migration from animals to humans could not only be highly transmissible, but be more lethal than COVID-19.
Australian researchers have revealed – for the first time – that people who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus have immune memory to protect against reinfection for at least eight months.
Honours student Sahan Muthuhetti earned a High Distinction for his project on outcomes for people with Parkinson's disease who used the Reviver, an exercise assistance device for mobility-impaired individuals.
During the Victorian second wave, over 3,500 healthcare workers (HCWs) were infected with COVID-19. Infectious diseases physician Michelle Ananda-Rajah heard their stories and the lessons to be learned for preventing spread of this disease among
A new metric for assessing heart disease risk is proposed by Monash led research to include the contribution of depression and poor sleep in addition to the usual metabolic syndrome markers.
At the gruelling height of Melbourne’s COVID-19 crisis – in mid-winter during the second wave, with hundreds of new cases a day – Professor Allen Cheng quietly volunteered for some grassroots public health education.
