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News
Heart failure adds to winter’s woes
A major study into seasonal variations in the health of Australian heart
failure patients may have some important implications for the public health
system.
Australia's
outstanding young scientists
Health scientist Dr Alison Coates, bionic ear researcher Dr Mark
McDonnell and pharmacist Dr Michael Sorich join a trio of other Tall Poppies
and UniSA colleagues - Dr Beverly Muhlhausler, Dr Emma Parkinson-Lawrence
and 2007 South Australian Young Tall Poppy of the Year, Dr Craig Williams -
who were recognised last year as Australia's outstanding young scientists.
SA Women's
Honour Roll recognition
Pro Vice-Chancellor in the Division of Health Sciences
Professor Robyn McDermott has been
recognised in the SA Women's Honour Roll for her achievements in improved
primary care services to remote Indigenous communities in central and
northern Australia, especially in diabetes care and the prevention of
complications.
Dual
approach to dairy research holds promise
UniSA's Nutritional Physiology Research Centre (NPRC)
will be a key partner in research into functional foods as part of a state
to state agreement with Manitoba, Canada and South Australia designed to
spearhead collaborative research.
Division wins over $1 million
in research grants
In the latest round of
ARC Linkage grants
announced in Canberra, the Division of Health Sciences has won ARC funding
for four research projects. The ARC grants awarded to the Division of Health
Sciences total $1.2 million.
Events
Major events for 2008 have concluded.
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