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Media 2025

June

The silent impact of inflammation on our health
Professor Seth Masters
Women’s Weekly

The researchers finding the best ways to treat childhood cancers
Professor Ron Firestein
Herald Sun

Why a healthy microbiome matters to your training results
Associate Professor Sam Forster
The Age | Online

Flu related requests up 311 per cent as surge hits NT, free flu vaccines available
Associate Professor Michelle Tate
Herald Sun | Online
Radio | Triple M

May

Mum’s warning as flu cases surge
Associate Professor Michelle Tate
Herald Sun | Online

Australian-first lupus treatment at Monash Health
Monash Health, 9News, Herald Sun | Monash Health

‘Already improving’: First Aussie child receives top cerebral palsy treatment
Hudson Cell Therapies
Herald Sun | Print | Online
TV | 10News

Rare Ovarian Cancer Foundation supporting research at Hudson Institute.
TV | Win News

April

Australian Researchers Have Endometriosis Testing Breakthrough
Dr Shanti Gurung
TV | 10News , 7News
Radio | 3AW
Radio | 6PR
Herald Sun

World-first discovery in Aussie lab could explain the spread of deadly cancer
Dr Maree Bilandzic
TV | A Current Affair

March

Is Creatine the Midlife Wonder Supplement You’re Missing?
Dr Stacey Ellery
Oprah Daily
NutraIngredients USA

How we are back in driver’s seat in fight against ovarian cancer
Dr Maree Bilandzic
Herlad Sun

Endometriosis sufferer slams Marty Sheargold for saying condition is ‘made up’.
Professor Elizabeth Hartland
Herald Sun

February

Researchers find infant brain health link to creatine supplements
Dr Nhi Tran, Dr Stacey Ellery
The Australian

Hudson Institute’s ‘natural’ mesh offering desperate women hope
Associate Professor Shayanti Mukherjee, Dr Kallyanashis Paul
Herald Sun | Online | Print

January

Talking all things Endometriosis
Dr Fiona Cousins, Dr Harriet Fitzgerald
Radio | RRR Einstein A Go-Go

Fostering careers of ovarian cancer researchers
Dr Maree Bilandzic
Cosmos

New research shows that cord blood can be feasibly collected from, and safely given to extremely preterm babies
Cerebral Palsy Alliance