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Study finds missed opportunities with COVID antivirals on Australian PBS

A new study has revealed significant discrepancies in the prescription of COVID-19 antivirals, indicating that many patients may not have received the most effective treatment available.

Patients with neurological disease are likelier to die after COVID

University of Alberta study also shows higher numbers of new neurological disorder diagnoses among people with pre-existing conditions in the months after they have COVID.

Citizen of the Year honoured for pioneering COVID-19 treatment

Two leading University of Newcastle health researchers, Professor Nathan Bartlett and Emeritus Professor Julie Byles have each been honoured in the 2024 City of Newcastle Citizen of the Year Awards.

Expert insight: Excessive social media use worsened adolescent mental health during...

How does time spent online, and especially social media, affect the brains and behaviours of children and youth?

AI assist for COVID-19 diagnosis

The new AI system uses a deep learning-based algorithm that is able to quickly and accurately distinguish between COVID-19 cases, normal cases, and pneumonia in X-ray images.

Children with asthma not at higher risk of severe COVID, research...

A study of nearly 19,000 children who sought care at hospital for COVID-19 during the pandemic shows those with asthma were not at greater risk of serious infection.

Researchers identify amino acid that may play a key role for...

University of Alberta researchers have identified an amino acid that may play a key role in predicting poor clinical outcomes and the treatment of long COVID.

Research sheds new light on care home staff experiences in the...

New research in Scotland has shed light on the challenging and difficult experiences of care home staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Omicron infection may leave seniors more susceptible to future COVID infections,...

Researchers at McMaster University have found that rather than conferring immunity against future infections, infection during the first Omicron wave of COVID left the seniors they studied much more vulnerable to reinfection during the second Omicron wave.

Research identifies immunosuppressed people are least likely to have COVID-19 antibodies

New research has identified which people with compromised immune systems are less likely to have COVID-19 antibodies - making them more vulnerable to a severe infection.
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