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H5N1 bird flu spreads to mammals and expands in Australia

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Latest: Endangered Australian sea lion tests positive for bird flu

The H5N1 bird flu outbreak continues to spread across Australia, with confirmed cases expanding across multiple regions. In Victoria, the Mornington Peninsula has reached 24 cases, including detections in the City of Fra

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UCI Health pancreatic cancer laser therapy trial

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Latest: Medical researchers test laser therapy and mRNA nanoparticles for cancer treatment

UCI Health is conducting a first-in-human, phase 1 clinical trial using vascular targeted photodynamic therapy (VTP) to treat localized but inoperable pancreatic tumors. Developed by Israel-based ImPact Biotech, the trea

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University of Adelaide psychology education

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Latest: Psychology education resources and online course details

The University of Adelaide provides postgraduate psychology coursework, specifically the online course PSYC 5040. This curriculum focuses on applying psychological knowledge and interventions across health, legal, and or

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Health risks and healthcare impacts of extreme temperatures

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Latest: Health experts warn of accumulated heatstroke and summer fatigue

Medical experts have issued extensive warnings regarding the health risks of extreme heat, focusing on cardiovascular, renal, and neurological complications. High temperatures and humidity can lead to the depletion of es

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Ultrasound applications for liver cancer risk prediction

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Latest: Adelaide researchers test ultrasound scan to predict heart surgery risks

Researchers in South Korea have demonstrated that Shear Wave Elastography (SWE), conducted during routine abdominal ultrasounds, can effectively predict liver cancer risk and serious complications in patients with Metabo

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Clinical research on atrial fibrillation management

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Latest: NEXAF trial shows exercise reduces atrial fibrillation burden

Recent clinical trials are providing new insights into lifestyle management for patients with atrial fibrillation (AF). The DECAF trial, conducted in Australia, Canada, and the United States, investigated the impact of

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University of Adelaide research and academic programs

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Latest: Adelaide University academic and cultural offerings

The University of Adelaide is involved in various research and educational initiatives. The institution manages programs aimed at strengthening Australia’s sovereign defence and security capabilities, specifically throug

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University of South Australia academic curriculum

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Latest: University undergraduate course offerings across multiple disciplines

The University of South Australia provides a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate academic programs. Initial offerings include diverse disciplines such as creative arts, humanities, and philosophy, with specific

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Feline health and behavioral warning signs

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Latest: Cat behavior: Recognizing warning signs of aggression

Information regarding feline health and behavior emphasizes the importance of recognizing subtle indicators of pain, stress, and aggression in domestic cats. Initial reports highlight that cats often hide vulnerability

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Carbon capture technology developments and investment trends

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Latest: Carbon capture technology sees continued investment despite economic and policy challenges

Developments in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies are focusing on improving efficiency and reducing costs to meet net-zero goals. While CCS remains a subject of debate due to high costs and ties to fossil-fue

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Development of passive cooling materials

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Latest: Researchers develop purple cooling fabric that outperforms white cotton

Researchers from Zhengzhou University and Australian institutions have developed new materials designed for passive cooling through solar reflection and infrared radiation emission. Initial developments included a biopl

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Biological risks in mummified remains trade

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Latest: Mummified remains sold online pose significant biohazard risks

Researchers from the Universities of Staffordshire, Salento, Messina, and Adelaide have issued warnings regarding the biological and chemical hazards posed by the online trade of ancient mummified human and animal remain

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University of Adelaide programme expansions

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Latest: Adelaide University offers Bachelor of Psychology in Cognitive Neuroscience

In late July 2026, the University of Adelaide announced a rapid rollout of new health-focused degree offerings. On 29 July, it launched a four-year Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) and a Bachelor of Health

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