Found 44 news articles for covid 19

Ben Amberg and Mikee Inocencio are, in their own words, “two bros who met while doing PhDs”. Two bros: Ben Amberg and Dr Mikee Inocencio When COVID-19 hit, the friends……  Read more

…COVID-19. “There’s currently no evidence that planning to give birth in hospital is any less safe than it was before coronavirus,” Dr Davies-Tuck said. “COVID-19 rates are low in Australia……  Read more

…Boston, London and Shanghai. A/Prof Mansell will continue his inflammation and COVID-19 research at Hudson Institute while performing the new role as Morningside’s research leader and Australian representative, interacting with……  Read more

…real game-changer – the pandemic, and that elusive ‘X’ factor, funding, which enabled laboratory potential to be transformed into patient treatments.  “Thanks to the funds invested in vaccines for COVID-19,……  Read more

Hudson Institute’s groundbreaking research into new anti-inflammatory treatments has attracted the support of the Victorian government, in recognition of its potential to treat COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. Associate Professor……  Read more

…Natália Sampaio, Associate Professor Michael Gantier “RNA technology is changing the face of modern medicine, largely due to the speed at which new treatments, like COVID-19 vaccines, can be developed……  Read more

…A/Prof Tate said a characteristic of severe lung conditions from flu to COVID-19 and pneumonia is the damage that hyperinflammation does to the lungs. “Unlike current antiviral drugs which act……  Read more

…lung disease affecting very and extremely premature babies. The therapy could also be used for other respiratory conditions, including COVID-19. Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) affects babies born between 28 and 32……  Read more

…policies outlining the Institute’s commitment to the cause, including healthy catering options, mental health and wellbeing support services, and promoting movement throughout the working day. COVID-19 prompted more healthy workplaces……  Read more

…tool for ensuring government made evidence-based decisions. “The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that if governments base their policy and decision-making on scientific evidence, the virus can be controlled. It is……  Read more