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Scientia Professor Helen Christensen and Professor Alta Schutte

Projects that will improve hypertension treatments and use AI to personalise mental health treatments have received NHMRC funding.

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As Australia heads into summer with an El Niño, it’s important to understand and prepare for the health risks associated with extreme weather.

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Two UNSW projects have received funding from the Medical Research Future Fund to improve the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Scientia Professor Rebecca Ivers, Professor Stuart Tangye and Professor Gail Matthews

Three academics from UNSW Sydney have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to injury research, treatments for HIV, viral hepatitis and COVID-19, and leadership in immunology.

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Nearly all food products in the online stores of Coles and Woolworths lack complete food product labels, research finds.

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New research reveals who is most at risk and what we can all do to stay safe while swimming.

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As COVID finds its equilibrium, infection rates will rise and fall, influenced by seasons, school holidays and new subvariants. Managing the risk is complex and needs to be cost-effective.

Mary-Louise McLaws

The world knew her as a scientific and informed expert. At UNSW she was a colleague, mentor and educator.

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We can learn a lot about avoiding and escaping this natural hazard by asking survivors what being caught in a rip is really like.

Louisa Degenhardt and Fiona Stapleton

From research into addiction and mental disorders, to service to tertiary education, UNSW community members have been honoured across a range of varied disciplines.

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