LeaN On: reducing risk of lymphoedema after breast cancer
Living with, or being at risk of, lymphoedema after breast cancer can leave many people feeling uncertain and overwhelmed. Too often, survivors must search for information […]
Flinders leaders in law, social justice and health celebrated with honours
Flinders University is proud to acknowledge alumni and staff who have been celebrated in the 2026 Australia Day Honours. The Honourable Chief Justice Christopher John Kourakis […]
Measuring the effects of climate change on lymphoedema
Flinders University studies to determine if people with lymphoedema experience symptom variations due to varying climatic conditions aim to provide better treatment outcomes for patients trying […]
First genetic testing for weighty issue
Lipoedema is a painful fat condition that affects more than one in 10 mainly women in Australia. In a world first, South Australian researchers are joining […]
Medical student research on show
A new treatment for lymphoedema under development at Flinders is being presented at an international conference in Italy. The use of hydrocephelus shunts for the treatment of chronic […]
Flinders student wins at world lymphoedema event
Flinders University PhD candidate Malou van Zantenis exploring the impact of severe lower leg trauma on the lymphatic system.
Potential cure for unsightly eye bags
Researchers have set their sights on lymphatic drainage as a potential cure for unsightly eye bags.
Putting pressure on lymphoedema
Researchers from Flinders University are trialling a new treatment for lymphoedema of the legs, giving fresh hope to sufferers of the disabling condition.