Better pain relief via microchip: new research
Flinders researchers are working on new forms of chronic pain relief involving a form of microchip that is able to measure pain and determine its source. […]
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Caring for patients at death’s door
Numbers of people dying in hospital without family present could be reduced if current practices were changed, according to the findings of a Flinders University research […]
Synergy = Art + Science + Research
The unlikely alliance of artists, scientists and researchers is resulting in great ‘synergies’. As part of Flinders Health Research Week, a panel of eminent artists and […]
Eureka! Bowel cancer test could save thousands
Tens of thousands are likely to be saved by an early blood test for recurrent bowel cancer – a test case in commercialisation of Australian research. […]
Novel treatment for prostate cancer
A surprise discovery by researchers at Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer is giving hope for men with the most aggressive and incurable form of prostate […]
United by research – spotlight on Flinders medical excellence
The inaugural Flinders Health Research Week will turn attention to the world-class health and medical research south of Adelaide. From 4 to 8 September, the diversity […]
Listen ‘ere: Snake heads point to the past
The evolution of snakes has some fascinated twists and turns, and new research has found evidence even primitive snakes were adept at living underground and moving […]
Bongs, booze and baby boomers
Western countries are sitting on a timebomb of health and social issues arising from drug and alcohol overuse among baby boomers – the generation that won’t […]
Solar station for driverless shuttle at Tonsley
A solar garage near the Mitsubishi building on South Road will be used to recharge a new driverless (autonomous) shuttle bus due to carry passengers from […]