Curtin’s Professor Philip Newsholme charged
Professor Philip Newsholme, the former Head of Curtin’s School of Biomedical Sciences has been charged with offences related to child exploitation material and grooming. Read More...
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Precious metals at the cutting edge of COVID
New Curtin research has found that gold and copper could become weapons in the fight against COVID. Read More...
Stress levels sky high for families of neurodiverse kids
New Curtin University-led research has found caregivers of neurodivergent children are more likely to experience clinically significant levels of stress, poor mental health, financial hardship, and negative relationships. Read More...
Strep A trial to help combat RHD in WA
Healthy West Australians are being called on to help combat Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) by signing up to be voluntarily infected with Strep A, the bacterium that causes the common sore throat. Read More...
More mileage for nurses at PCH
Increased privacy versus perceptions of performance has emerged as the dichotomy of design at PCH, with nurses forced to walk nearly twice as far. Read More...
Data-linked assets tackle WA’s CKD
New Curtin University-led research has found a way to help prevent deaths from chronic kidney disease by using data linkage technology to identify WA communities that are at high risk. Read More...
10,000 Aussie workers impacted by silica
New modelling by Curtin University suggests that up to 10,000 Australians are predicted to develop lung cancer in their lifetime from being exposed to silica, with more than half a million Australian workers currently subjected to the harmful dust. Read More...
COVID mourners suffer PTSD
New international research led by Curtin University has found that approximately 9 in 10 people seeking support for having lost a loved one to COVID reported alarming PTSD symptoms. Read More...