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Improving care for LGBTIQA+ individuals experiencing intimate partner violence
New Curtin University research, in collaboration with WAAC (formerly the WA AIDS Council), is putting the spotlight on the significant…
Mining Worker Study: Key insights into the state of WA mining’s mental health
• Mining workers report a strong focus on physical safety behaviours• More than one in three mining workers reported high…
Major gaps in lung cancer services across Australia and New Zealand: study
Researchers from Curtin University have identified critical gaps and inconsistencies in the provision and quality of care for lung cancer…
Nature’s DNA traps: Spider webs put new spin on wildlife research
Spiders might be silent heroes in helping us understand and keep track of animals, with new Curtin research revealing their…
Curtin and Lifeblood join forces to develop faecal transplant pills
Curtin University and Australian Red Cross Lifeblood are joining forces to develop a new faecal transplant capsule for Australian clinical…
Overhead vs underground: Rewiring Australia for renewable energy goals
A new report by Curtin University and The University of Queensland has provided insights into the trade-offs between overhead and…
Curtin research to revolutionise land restoration
Curtin University’s groundbreaking initiative to redefine land restoration efforts in Western Australia through innovating the way we use native seeds,…
Joint poll: Could pharmacists help bridge the gap in osteoarthritis care?
A joint research initiative led by Curtin University will investigate the feasibility of community pharmacists taking a more active role…
After the Fires reveals urgent mental health needs of bushfire responders
The final Curtin University-led After the Fires report has highlighted the mental health struggles of first responders in the aftermath…
Children in mourning are curious about death, grief and afterlife, study finds
New Curtin University-led research has found that children who have experienced the death of a loved one will benefit from…