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Smoking · Newcastle

Indigenous-led quit smoking program upscales nationally to help close the gap

An Indigenous-led intervention program tackling smoking and vaping – the leading preventable cause of chronic disease and preventable death for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people — will be upscaled nationally. The Which Way? Quit Pack pilot program developed by a Newcastle research team has been awarded a $4.7m Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF)* Indigenous Health Research grant through the National Health and Medical Research Council…See the Story

Innovation · Newcastle

HMRI joins global leaders at Clinical Trials Festival Asia 2025

The Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) has taken its commitment to medical research innovation to the international stage, with representatives attending Clinical Trials Festival Asia 2025 in March. Now in its third year, the event has become a premier gathering for clinical research professionals, fostering collaboration among global experts to shape the future of medical trials. Asia is playing an increasingly crucial role in this space,…See the Story

Newcastle, Australia · Newcastle

Groundbreaking study finds modifying female sex hormone responses could be the ticket to better asthma treatments.

More than 2.8 million Australians are diagnosed with asthma and women are roughly 40% more likely suffer from the disease. Women are also 2.3 times more likely to be admitted to hospital with severe symptoms and they’re more likely to die from an asthma attack. Yet, despite this disparity, very little research has been conducted to understand why adult women are disproportionately impacted by the disease. Now, a groundbreaking study published by…See the Story

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