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(ABC Darwin; 12/22/2005)
Interview re impact of rotavirus in Australia
Interview re impact of rotavirus in Australia
(7:30 Report; 12/16/2005)
Genetic testing and discrimination
Genetic testing and discrimination
(The Recorder; 12/15/2005)
City's link with leading medico
City's link with leading medico
(The Age; 12/15/2005)
Taking the Christmas spirit to excess
Taking the Christmas spirit to excess
(Money Management; 12/8/2005)
Suffering for a cause
Suffering for a cause
(The Australian Wish Magazine; 12/2/2005)
Balancing acts
Balancing acts
(Health Matters The Pulse; 12/1/2005)
Screening for cystic fibrosis carriers
Screening for cystic fibrosis carriers
(Vicdoc; 12/1/2005)
Raising child weight issues with parents
Raising child weight issues with parents
(medicalnewstoday.com; 11/29/2005)
Almost one quarter of Australia's children could be developmentally at risk
Almost one quarter of Australia's children could be developmentally at risk
(774 ABC Melbourne Jon Faine; 11/28/2005)
RCH Redevelopment Proposals
RCH Redevelopment Proposals
(Sunday Territorian; 11/27/2005)
A new grasp on life
A new grasp on life
(heraldsun.news.com.au; 11/27/2005)
Fingertip surgery gives youngster a new start
Fingertip surgery gives youngster a new start
(Herald Sun; 11/26/2005)
Brighton Christmas Market: Entry proceeds go to MCRI
Brighton Christmas Market: Entry proceeds go to MCRI
(Sky News; 11/25/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(theadvertiser.news.com.au; 11/25/2005)
Toe transplant gives Jake a grip on the future
Toe transplant gives Jake a grip on the future
(The Age; 11/25/2005)
A weakened case
A weakened case
(The Advertiser; 11/25/2005)
Toe transplant gives Jake a grip on the future
Toe transplant gives Jake a grip on the future
(Adelaide NWS9 News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(Sky News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(Newcastle NBN News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(NBN Central Coast Gosford News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(NBN NSW News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(Tamworth NBN News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(North Coast NBN Lismore News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(NBN Mid North Coast Port Macquarie News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(Melbourne GTV9 News; 11/24/2005)
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
Groundbreaking hand surgery attaching toes to hand
(The Age Melbourne Magazine; 11/24/2005)
The care factor
The care factor
(The Age; 11/24/2005)
A threat to women and doctors
A threat to women and doctors
(Herald Sun; 11/23/2005)
Jake can count on his toes
Jake can count on his toes
(smh.com.au; 11/23/2005)
Bottle-fed at 12 - with a dash of recklessness
Bottle-fed at 12 - with a dash of recklessness
(Sydney Morning Herald; 11/23/2005)
Bottle-fed at 12 - with a dash of recklessness
Bottle-fed at 12 - with a dash of recklessness
(Camden Advertiser; 11/16/2005)
Boozing starts early
Boozing starts early
(Melbourne Weekly Magazine; 11/16/2005)
Brighton Christmas Market
Brighton Christmas Market
(Wollondilly Advertiser; 11/15/2005)
Binge drinking starts at home
Binge drinking starts at home
(Tamworth NBN News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(North Coast NBN Lismore News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(NBN Mid North Coast Port Macquarie News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(Newcastle NBN News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(NBN Central Coast Gosford News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(NBN NSW News; 11/15/2005)
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
Toddler to make sufficient recovery after leg reattached
(Monash Leader; 11/14/2005)
MCRI's day with star
MCRI's day with star
(Herald Sun; 11/11/2005)
Designer kids reality check
Designer kids reality check
(The Australian; 11/11/2005)
Full page MCRI advertisement: Genetic testing for deafness
Full page MCRI advertisement: Genetic testing for deafness
(The Australian Jewish News; 11/11/2005)
Judaism - race or religion?
Judaism - race or religion?
(stuff.co.nz; 11/9/2005)
Binge-drink report disputed
Binge-drink report disputed
(abc.net.au; 11/9/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(The Age; 11/7/2005)
Teen tipple riskier than expected
Teen tipple riskier than expected
(3AW News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(SEN 1116 News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(3MP News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(Magic 693 News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(ABC Illawarra; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(6PR News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(Perth 96FM News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(Perth 6PR News; 11/7/2005)
Teen drinking riskier than expected
Teen drinking riskier than expected
(The Sunday Age; 11/6/2005)
Hurt by doing the right thing: Bronwyn Pike faces a no-win fight in the park over plans for a new children's hospital
Hurt by doing the right thing: Bronwyn Pike faces a no-win fight in the park over plans for a new children's hospital
(The Mercury; 11/4/2005)
The eyes have it: A vision to boost literacy
The eyes have it: A vision to boost literacy
(National 9 News; 11/4/2005)
Proposed redevelopment of RCH site
Proposed redevelopment of RCH site
(The Age; 11/3/2005)
State prepares to grab another slice of Melbourne's parkland
State prepares to grab another slice of Melbourne's parkland
(Northern Territory News; 11/2/2005)
Aborigines declare war on skin disease
Aborigines declare war on skin disease
(936 ABC Hobart; 10/31/2005)
Interview about link between vision problems and literacy in children
Interview about link between vision problems and literacy in children
(Sunday Herald Sun; 10/30/2005)
Thank you, no thank you
Thank you, no thank you
(sundaytelegraph.com.au; 10/30/2005)
Thank you, no thank you
Thank you, no thank you
(heraldsun.com.au; 10/30/2005)
Thank you, no thank you
Thank you, no thank you
(The Sunday Examiner; 10/30/2005)
How to stop the stutterers stuttering
How to stop the stutterers stuttering
(The West Australian; 10/29/2005)
Researchers find gene link to dyslexia
Researchers find gene link to dyslexia
(The Age; 10/29/2005)
Dyslexia gene identified and childhood learning gets new hope
Dyslexia gene identified and childhood learning gets new hope
(The Age; 10/24/2005)
Aemilia and friends roll up their sleeves in the war on bird flu
Aemilia and friends roll up their sleeves in the war on bird flu
(The Canberra Times; 10/24/2005)
Aussie anti-stuttering treatment delivers word-perfect result
Aussie anti-stuttering treatment delivers word-perfect result
(Sky News Australia; 10/24/2005)
Interview with Dr. Christine Bennet about Thank You Day
Interview with Dr. Christine Bennet about Thank You Day
(AAP Newswire; 10/23/2005)
MRI stuttering study
MRI stuttering study
(bloomberg.com; 10/19/2005)
Australian Bird flu vaccine trial may yield results by February
Australian Bird flu vaccine trial may yield results by February
(The Medical Journal of Australia; 10/17/2005)
Practical evidence in favour of mature-minor consent in primary care research
Practical evidence in favour of mature-minor consent in primary care research
(The Australian; 10/17/2005)
Gene could root out baldness
Gene could root out baldness
(UniNews; 10/17/2005)
Bird flu vaccine on trial
Bird flu vaccine on trial
(The Medical Journal of Australia; 10/17/2005)
Health risk screening in adolescents: Room for improvement in a tertiary inpatient setting
Health risk screening in adolescents: Room for improvement in a tertiary inpatient setting
(The Medical Journal of Australia; 10/17/2005)
Towards a national agenda for youth?
Towards a national agenda for youth?
(The Age; 10/14/2005)
No regrets: Late term abortion doctor
No regrets: Late term abortion doctor
(Herald Sun; 10/11/2005)
Say thank you to our scientists
Say thank you to our scientists
(936 ABC Hobart; 10/10/2005)
Thank you day
Thank you day
(Channel 7's Sunrise; 10/10/2005)
Top 12 Kids' Health Issues
Top 12 Kids' Health Issues
(The Weekend Australian; 10/8/2005)
Allergy guidelines rewritten
Allergy guidelines rewritten
(theaustralian.news.com.au; 10/8/2005)
Allergy guidelines rewritten
Allergy guidelines rewritten
(Vega (Melbourne); 10/7/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trial scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trial scheduled
(The City Messenger; 10/6/2005)
Wait for vaccine
Wait for vaccine
(The Border Mail; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine 'months away'
Bird flu vaccine 'months away'
(The Daily Advertiser; 10/5/2005)
Testing to begin: Vaccine 'months away'
Testing to begin: Vaccine 'months away'
(bordermail.com.au; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine 'months away'
Bird flu vaccine 'months away'
(The Canberra Times; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu trial accelerated
Bird flu trial accelerated
(The Herald Sun; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine for all
Bird flu vaccine for all
(The Mercury; 10/5/2005)
High hopes for bird flu jab trials
High hopes for bird flu jab trials
(AAP Newswire; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(theadvertiser.news.com.au; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(heraldsun.com.au; 10/5/2005)
Bird flu vaccine for all
Bird flu vaccine for all
(Tweed Daily News; 10/5/2005)
Flu vaccine tests begin
Flu vaccine tests begin
(Kyabram Free Press; 10/4/2005)
'Let's Read' in Ky
'Let's Read' in Ky
(The Australian; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials to begin
Bird flu vaccine trials to begin
(theaustralian.com.au; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials to begin
Bird flu vaccine trials to begin
(ABC Newsradio; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(ABC News Darwin; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(ABC News Adelaide; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(ABC News Melbourne; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(ABC News Canberra; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(ABC Radio National PM; 10/4/2005)
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
Bird flu vaccine trials scheduled
(medicalnewstoday.com; 9/30/2005)
NHMRC fastracking research into pandemic influenza
NHMRC fastracking research into pandemic influenza
(Hospital & Healthcare; 9/30/2005)
Boost to Medical Research
Boost to Medical Research
(NOVA-FM 100.3 Radio News; 9/27/2005)
RCH looks set to stay in Parkville
RCH looks set to stay in Parkville
(The Spectator; 9/24/2005)
Honour for a woman who cared
Honour for a woman who cared
(Sydney Morning Herald; 9/14/2005)
Sarah Murdoch provides commentary for Puma Lap
Sarah Murdoch provides commentary for Puma Lap
(MX; 9/13/2005)
Life on treadmill all for a good cause
Life on treadmill all for a good cause
(2GB; 9/13/2005)
Sarah Murdoch joined by NRL players to raise money for charity
Sarah Murdoch joined by NRL players to raise money for charity
(Daily Telegraph; 9/13/2005)
Sarah Murdoch joined by Anthony Minichello to raise money for charity
Sarah Murdoch joined by Anthony Minichello to raise money for charity
(2GB; 9/13/2005)
Sarah Murdoch raises money for MCRI in the Puma Lap
Sarah Murdoch raises money for MCRI in the Puma Lap
(2CH; 9/13/2005)
Sarah Murdoch raises money for MCRI in the Puma Lap
Sarah Murdoch raises money for MCRI in the Puma Lap
(The Australian; 9/10/2005)
Referees out on the great crying game
Referees out on the great crying game
(Medical Observer; 9/9/2005)
On Deeper Palpation
On Deeper Palpation
(Herald Sun; 9/9/2005)
Ward gives kids a head start
Ward gives kids a head start
(Australian Doctor; 9/2/2005)
Act early to head off bad behaviour
Act early to head off bad behaviour
(MIX FM (Melbourne); 9/2/2005)
Puma Lap
Puma Lap
(Australian Family Physician; 9/1/2005)
Developmental Delay: Identification & Management
Developmental Delay: Identification & Management
(Australian Family Physician; 9/1/2005)
Monitoring after childhood cancer: An update for GP's
Monitoring after childhood cancer: An update for GP's
(Australian Family Physician; 9/1/2005)
Weighty Matters: An approach to childhood overweight in general practice
Weighty Matters: An approach to childhood overweight in general practice
(Australian Family Physician; 9/1/2005)
Fever in Children
Fever in Children
(3-D World; 9/1/2005)
Puma Do It For The Kids
Puma Do It For The Kids
(ABC North Coast NSW (Lismore); 8/29/2005)
How reading to babies can be helpful in developing pre-reading skills discussed. There is more and more research that indicates that reading to very young children can benefit them hugely. Pre-school educator Joy LeBoy tells why reading to young children is so importan
How reading to babies can be helpful in developing pre-reading skills discussed. There is more and more research that indicates that reading to very young children can benefit them hugely. Pre-school educator Joy LeBoy tells why reading to young children is so importan
(Sunday Herald Sun; 8/28/2005)
Older mums 'at risk'
Older mums 'at risk'
(Sunday Herald Sun Magazine; 8/28/2005)
The divine Mrs M
The divine Mrs M
(Sunday Herald Sun Magazine; 8/28/2005)
Editors Letter
Editors Letter
(Channel 7 Today Tonight; 8/26/2005)
Are Aussie kids becoming too American or Anti-American?
Are Aussie kids becoming too American or Anti-American?
(Channel 7's Today Tonight; 8/24/2005)
Australian children are being influenced by American culture
Australian children are being influenced by American culture
(Bulletin with Newsweek; 8/23/2005)
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch
(heraldsun.news.com.au; 8/22/2005)
Running to raise money for children's health research
Running to raise money for children's health research
(Weekend Australian; 8/20/2005)
Lullaby tops charts for the ailing
Lullaby tops charts for the ailing
(Geelong Independent; 8/19/2005)
Time for fluoride
Time for fluoride
(Herald Sun; 8/18/2005)
Puma Lap Promotion
Puma Lap Promotion
(ABC 666 Canberra; 8/18/2005)
Vanessa Morris talks to Professor Julian Savulescu about the ethics of sex selection
Vanessa Morris talks to Professor Julian Savulescu about the ethics of sex selection
(sPress; 8/16/2005)
Mental Illness on Increase as Diseases Fall
Mental Illness on Increase as Diseases Fall
(Illawarra Mercury; 8/15/2005)
Kids face problems
Kids face problems
(The Hobart Mercury; 8/15/2005)
Behaviour woes on rise for Aussie kids
Behaviour woes on rise for Aussie kids
(Launceston Examiner; 8/15/2005)
Social, mental issues on rise: Report
Kids' problems alert
Social, mental issues on rise: Report
Kids' problems alert
(Courier Mail; 8/15/2005)
Kids: Disease down, worries up
Kids: Disease down, worries up
(Adelaide Advertiser; 8/15/2005)
Mental and social downside to child health
Mental and social downside to child health
(The Age; 8/15/2005)
Youth facing more mental, social ills
Youth facing more mental, social ills
(Burnie Advocate; 8/15/2005)
Less disease but more behavioural problems
Less disease but more behavioural problems
(Cairns Post; 8/15/2005)
Changing health
Changing health
(Newcastle Herald; 8/15/2005)
Altered states in kids' health: More 'behavioural problems'
Altered states in kids' health: More 'behavioural problems'
(Medical Journal of Australia; 8/15/2005)
Maintaining an agenda for children: The role of data in linking policy, politics and outcomes
Maintaining an agenda for children: The role of data in linking policy, politics and outcomes
(4BC (Brisbane); 8/15/2005)
A new study from Murdoch Childrens Research Institute has shown that children are facing more behavioural, mental, and social problems, despite a reprieve from traditional illnesses.
A new study from Murdoch Childrens Research Institute has shown that children are facing more behavioural, mental, and social problems, despite a reprieve from traditional illnesses.
(AAP Newswire; 8/14/2005)
Children facing more behavioural problems: Researchers
Children facing more behavioural problems: Researchers
(The Age; 8/12/2005)
Harry Potter whizzes into biology class to make the case for Mendel's law
Harry Potter whizzes into biology class to make the case for Mendel's law
(MX - Melbourne; 8/12/2005)
Teen depression: Technology helps study
Teen depression: Technology helps study
(ABC 891 Adelaide (Drive); 8/11/2005)
Murdoch Children's Research Institute has been given a grant to tackle adolescent depression, using mobile phones
Murdoch Children's Research Institute has been given a grant to tackle adolescent depression, using mobile phones
(Sydney Morning Herald; 8/11/2005)
The eczema explosion
The eczema explosion
(The Age; 8/7/2005)
In Science
In Science
(The Age; 8/6/2005)
Another feather in his cap
Another feather in his cap
(The Australian Online; 8/6/2005)
World class return on research
World class return on research
(The Weekend Australian; 8/6/2005)
World-class return on research
World-class return on research
(Australian Biotechnology News; 8/4/2005)
Victorian medical research institutes net $26m in state grants
Victorian medical research institutes net $26m in state grants
(Herald Sun; 8/4/2005)
Rural Decay
Rural Decay
(Herald Sun; 8/4/2005)
Disease progress can be tracked
Disease progress can be tracked
(Herald Sun; 8/2/2005)
Added protection
Added protection
(Runners World; 8/1/2005)
Do a lap for the kids
Do a lap for the kids
(Vogue Australia; 8/1/2005)
Cause Celeb
Cause Celeb
(Herald Sun; 7/30/2005)
Big bids for kids
Big bids for kids
(Morabbin Glen Eira Leader; 7/27/2005)
Getting Back on Their Feet
Getting Back on Their Feet
(ABC 4 corners; 7/25/2005)
The gender puzzle
The gender puzzle
(Sunday Herald Sun; 7/24/2005)
Arts aid for kids research
Arts aid for kids research
(Herald Sun; 7/24/2005)
Arts aid for kids research
Arts aid for kids research
(Herald Sun; 7/22/2005)
Art imitates life saving research
Art imitates life saving research
(Radio National, Life Matters; 7/22/2005)
Prof Melissa Wake, paediatrician, Royal Children's Hospital, Murdoch Children's Research Institute
Prof Melissa Wake, paediatrician, Royal Children's Hospital, Murdoch Children's Research Institute
(Melbourne Weekly; 7/20/2005)
The art of medicine
The art of medicine
(Herald Sun Onlin; 7/20/2005)
Art auction to help kids
Art auction to help kids
(Stonnington Leader; 7/19/2005)
Payes a people person
Payes a people person
(Runners World; 7/18/2005)
I'm a runner
I'm a runner
(Channel 9; 7/16/2005)
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute charity art auction
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute charity art auction
(Australian Biotechnology News; 7/15/2005)
New $2m gait research centre launched
New $2m gait research centre launched
(Herald Sun; 7/12/2005)
Funds give feet to dream
Funds give feet to dream
(Ballarat Courier; 7/12/2005)
New centre the way to help people walk
New centre the way to help people walk
(Toowoomba Chronicle; 7/12/2005)
Now Olivia will go ahead in leaps and bounds
Now Olivia will go ahead in leaps and bounds
(The Age; 7/12/2005)
Olivia's high-tech step forward
Olivia's high-tech step forward
(AAP; 7/12/2005)
$2million funding for gait research centre
$2million funding for gait research centre
(Herald Sun online; 7/12/2005)
Funds give feet to dream
Funds give feet to dream
(Channel 7; 7/12/2005)
News item
News item
(MX Sydney; 7/12/2005)
$2m centre to help the gait keepers
$2m centre to help the gait keepers
(Herald Sun; 7/12/2005)
Funds give feet to dream
Funds give feet to dream
(3AW; 7/11/2005)
The $2m Gait Analysis and Rehabilitation Centre opened today
The $2m Gait Analysis and Rehabilitation Centre opened today
(ABC Radio 774; 7/11/2005)
Mornings with Jon Faine
Mornings with Jon Faine
(Cranbourne Independent; 7/6/2005)
Dame Elisabeth is our top Victorian
Dame Elisabeth is our top Victorian
(The Weekend Australian; 7/2/2005)
Dame Elisabeth honoured for an age of giving
Dame Elisabeth honoured for an age of giving
(Daily Telegraph; 7/2/2005)
State honour for matriarch
State honour for matriarch
(AAP Newswire; 7/2/2005)
Dame Elisabeth is Victorian of the year
Dame Elisabeth is Victorian of the year
(Toowoomba Chronicle; 7/2/2005)
Rupert's mum gets a gong
Rupert's mum gets a gong
(The Australian; 6/30/2005)
Risky side effects of children's painkillers
Risky side effects of children's painkillers
(Canberra Times; 6/23/2005)
SIDS: sending out an SOS
SIDS: sending out an SOS
(Canberra Times; 6/23/2005)
SIDS - sending out an SOS
SIDS - sending out an SOS
(Canberra Times; 6/22/2005)
Why we should cuddle up to designer babies
Why we should cuddle up to designer babies
(e-medical Journal of Australia; 6/20/2005)
Letter to the editor - Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome: still a problem
Letter to the editor - Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome: still a problem
(The Age; 6/18/2005)
Rural children suffer double tooth decay
Rural children suffer double tooth decay
(Campus Review; 6/15/2005)
Bio21 Institute open for business
Bio21 Institute open for business
(The Age; 6/7/2005)
Premature baby debate needed: Pike
Premature baby debate needed: Pike
(Herald Sun; 6/7/2005)
It's our duty to make better babies
It's our duty to make better babies
(Herald Sun Online; 6/7/2005)
Cot aims to help cut infant deaths
Cot aims to help cut infant deaths
(Sydney Morning Herald; 6/7/2005)
Cot aims to help cut infant deaths
Cot aims to help cut infant deaths
(Daily Mercury; 6/7/2005)
Mum ahead of lice threat
Mum ahead of lice threat
(Australian Medicine; 6/6/2005)
Obesity apathy hard to fathom
Obesity apathy hard to fathom
(Sunday Age; 6/5/2005)
Should science shape the human race?
Should science shape the human race?
(The Australian; 6/5/2005)
Cloning research benefits akin to discovery of X-rays
Cloning research benefits akin to discovery of X-rays
(Daily Telegraph; 5/30/2005)
Sarah adds her mum to kids' cause
Sarah adds her mum to kids' cause
(Medical Observer; 5/20/2005)
Ironing out discrimination
Ironing out discrimination
(Berwick - Pakenham Gazette; 5/18/2005)
Auction boosts research appeal
Auction boosts research appeal
(The Herald Sun; 5/16/2005)
Fears blur reality
Fears blur reality
(Maitland Mercury; 5/16/2005)
Weighty kids no worry to parents
Weighty kids no worry to parents
(Australian Financial Review; 5/11/2005)
Child obesity undetected
Child obesity undetected
(North West Star; 5/11/2005)
Parents not concerned about fat kids: study
Parents not concerned about fat kids: study
(West Australian; 5/11/2005)
Fat kids' parents unfazed
Fat kids' parents unfazed
(AAP Newswire; 5/11/2005)
Parents of overweight infants unconcerened, study finds
Parents of overweight infants unconcerened, study finds
(Canberra Times; 5/11/2005)
Parents not concerned about fat kids: study
Parents not concerned about fat kids: study
(Cairns Post; 5/11/2005)
Parents blind to obesity in youngsters
Parents blind to obesity in youngsters
(Central Western Daily; 5/11/2005)
Parents not often aware of obesity
Parents not often aware of obesity
(Morning Bulletin - Rockhampton; 5/11/2005)
Parents not worried about obesity: study
Parents not worried about obesity: study
(Illawarra Mercury; 5/11/2005)
Fat kids don't worry parents
Fat kids don't worry parents
(Burnie Advocate; 5/11/2005)
Parents unaware of obese children
Parents unaware of obese children
(National AAP Newswire; 5/11/2005)
Parents not concerned about fat kids, study
Parents not concerned about fat kids, study
(3AW Radio; 5/10/2005)
Hinch discusses research that shows parents of obese preschool children are not aware or concerned about their children's weight.
Hinch discusses research that shows parents of obese preschool children are not aware or concerned about their children's weight.
(Herald Sun; 5/10/2005)
Parents don't care if their kids are fat
Parents don't care if their kids are fat
(3AW Radio Melbourne; 5/10/2005)
News item - A study by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute has revealed that 95% of Melbourne parents aren't concerned if their child is obese.
News item - A study by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute has revealed that 95% of Melbourne parents aren't concerned if their child is obese.
(5AA Radio Adelaide; 5/10/2005)
Parents aren't aware of overweight kids.
Parents aren't aware of overweight kids.
(Sydney Morning Herald; 5/9/2005)
Children still awake during surgery
Children still awake during surgery
(Daily Telegraph; 5/9/2005)
Awake in surgery
Awake in surgery
(3AW Radio Melbourne; 5/9/2005)
Research at the Royal Children's Hospital has shown that dozens of children may have been awake during surgery
Research at the Royal Children's Hospital has shown that dozens of children may have been awake during surgery
(AAP; 5/8/2005)
Children more likely to be awake during surgery: study
Children more likely to be awake during surgery: study
(The Weekend Australian; 5/7/2005)
DNA screening could rescue hunderds from chronic ills (Haemscreen)
DNA screening could rescue hunderds from chronic ills (Haemscreen)
(The Australian Online; 5/7/2005)
DNA screening could resuce hundreds from chronic ills (Haemscreen)
DNA screening could resuce hundreds from chronic ills (Haemscreen)
(News Mail, QLD; 5/5/2005)
Parents are creating bubble-wrap children
Parents are creating bubble-wrap children
(ABC Radio - Mid North Coast NSW; 5/5/2005)
Dr Sophie Reid from MCRI has designed a mobile software program to give an insight into the origins of depression
Dr Sophie Reid from MCRI has designed a mobile software program to give an insight into the origins of depression
(The World Today - ABC Radio; 5/4/2005)
Pregnant mums give meningococcal to children: study
Pregnant mums give meningococcal to children: study
(ABC News Online; 5/4/2005)
Pregnant mums give meningococcal to children: study
Pregnant mums give meningococcal to children: study
(Canberra Times; 5/3/2005)
Protective parents can be a health hazard
Protective parents can be a health hazard
(AAP; 5/3/2005)
Medical experts worried about 'bubble wrapped' kids
Medical experts worried about 'bubble wrapped' kids
(Sunshine Coast Daily; 5/3/2005)
Are we too protective with kids?
Are we too protective with kids?
(Hobart Mercury; 5/3/2005)
'Bubble wrapped' babies
'Bubble wrapped' babies
(The Australian; 5/3/2005)
Mobiles provide depression lifeline
Mobiles provide depression lifeline
(The Australian; 5/3/2005)
Child protection orders rise
Child protection orders rise
(2SM Radio Sydney; 5/3/2005)
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has released a report into children's health
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has released a report into children's health
(Medical Journal of Australia; 5/2/2005)
A picture of Australia's children
A picture of Australia's children
(Medical Journal of Australia; 5/2/2005)
Friedreich Ataxia - from genes to therapies?
Friedreich Ataxia - from genes to therapies?
(The Australian; 5/2/2005)
Letter to editor - Misconceptions are a curse too
Letter to editor - Misconceptions are a curse too
(Radio National; 5/2/2005)
Mobile phones can be used to help prevent depression in teenagers
Mobile phones can be used to help prevent depression in teenagers
(Sunday Telegraph; 5/1/2005)
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute launch, Surry Hills
Murdoch Childrens Research Institute launch, Surry Hills
(Sunday Mail, Adelaide; 5/1/2005)
Natural wonders (Thalassemia)
Natural wonders (Thalassemia)
(Herald Sun; 4/30/2005)
Blood disorder breakthrough
Blood disorder breakthrough
(Herald Sun; 4/30/2005)
Model mum's outing
Model mum's outing
(Courier Mail; 4/30/2005)
Model start to children's health drive
Model start to children's health drive
(Sydney Morning Herald; 4/30/2005)
New ways to listen - researching teenage depression
New ways to listen - researching teenage depression
(Weekend Australian; 4/30/2005)
Botox gives Alexandra get up and go
Botox gives Alexandra get up and go
(New Scientist; 4/30/2005)
Fear-free testing (Haemscreen)
Fear-free testing (Haemscreen)
(The Weekend Australian; 4/30/2005)
Botox gives Alexandra get up and go
Botox gives Alexandra get up and go
(The Daily Telegraph; 4/29/2005)
Scientists tap into teenagers' moods
Scientists tap into teenagers' moods
(Triple J Radio; 4/28/2005)
Melbourne researchers are to use mobile phones to survey youth about depression.
Melbourne researchers are to use mobile phones to survey youth about depression.
(ABC Radio Perth; 4/28/2005)
Mobile phones to detect and treat depression in young people
Mobile phones to detect and treat depression in young people
(ABC Radio 702 Sydney; 4/28/2005)
Mobile phones can be used to help stop youth depression
Mobile phones can be used to help stop youth depression
(New Scientist; 4/27/2005)
Major gene screening trial allays fears
Major gene screening trial allays fears
(MX Melbourne; 4/27/2005)
Screening can iron out health threat
Screening can iron out health threat
(Channel 7; 4/27/2005)
News story - haemscreen
News story - haemscreen
(AAP Newswire; 4/27/2005)
Genetic screening can save lives - research
Genetic screening can save lives - research
(Moonee Valley Leader; 4/25/2005)
Pre-Anzac Footy Breakfast to raise money for the liver cell bank
Pre-Anzac Footy Breakfast to raise money for the liver cell bank
(Bayside Leader; 4/19/2005)
Family fun at the farm
Family fun at the farm
(Herald Sun; 4/16/2005)
Medical miracles don't just grow on trees
Medical miracles don't just grow on trees
(The Courier Mail; 4/16/2005)
Weighing up balance of the sexes
Weighing up balance of the sexes
(Progress Leader; 4/12/2005)
Family fun at the farm
Family fun at the farm
(Frankston Standard - Hastings Leader; 4/11/2005)
A magical fundraiser
A magical fundraiser
(Herald Sun; 4/9/2005)
Good clean fun
Good clean fun
(Life Gold Coast; 4/7/2005)
Bad bones
Bad bones
(Launceston Examiner; 4/5/2005)
Siblings reduce MS risk
Siblings reduce MS risk
(Herald Sun; 4/1/2005)
Hope for the likes of Laura
Hope for the likes of Laura
(Bendigo Advertiser; 4/1/2005)
Infertility put under the microscope
Infertility put under the microscope
(Australian Biotechnology News; 4/1/2005)
Melbourne team in arthritis find
Melbourne team in arthritis find
(Sunraysia Daily, Mildura; 3/31/2005)
Australian researchers closer to male infertility link
Australian researchers closer to male infertility link
(SKY2 News, National Australia; 3/31/2005)
Researchers from the Melbourne Murdoch Institute have discovered an enzyme responsible for causing arthritis
Researchers from the Melbourne Murdoch Institute have discovered an enzyme responsible for causing arthritis
(2GB Radio News (Sydney); 3/31/2005)
Australian researchers are believed to have isolated the enzyme which is a major factor in arthritis
Australian researchers are believed to have isolated the enzyme which is a major factor in arthritis
(4BC Radio News, Brisbane; 3/31/2005)
Promising news for arthritis sufferers, Melbourne University Researchers have identified the enzyme which eats away at cartlidge
Promising news for arthritis sufferers, Melbourne University Researchers have identified the enzyme which eats away at cartlidge
(i98 FM Radio News, Wollongong; 3/31/2005)
Melbourne University scientists have identified an enzyme which eats cartilage and causes arthritis. This could lead to new drugs for treatment.
Melbourne University scientists have identified an enzyme which eats cartilage and causes arthritis. This could lead to new drugs for treatment.
(ABC Radio 666 Canberra (National Australia); 3/31/2005)
Researchers in Melbourne have identified a gene that controls the health of cartiledge
Researchers in Melbourne have identified a gene that controls the health of cartiledge
(2UE Radio, Sydney; 3/31/2005)
Melbourne University researchers have identified the enzyme which causes arthritis
Melbourne University researchers have identified the enzyme which causes arthritis
(6PR Radio, Perth; 3/31/2005)
Melbourne University researchers have identified an enzyme which destroys cartlidge, causing arthritis
Melbourne University researchers have identified an enzyme which destroys cartlidge, causing arthritis
(The Age; 3/31/2005)
All smiles at arthritis find for young and old
All smiles at arthritis find for young and old
(Sydney Morning Herald; 3/31/2005)
Bad to the bone: the villain behind arthritis
Bad to the bone: the villain behind arthritis
(The West Australian; 3/31/2005)
Enzyme discovery gives ray of hope to arthritis sufferers
Enzyme discovery gives ray of hope to arthritis sufferers
(The Age; 3/31/2005)
All smiles at arthritis find for young and old
All smiles at arthritis find for young and old
(Channel 9; 3/30/2005)
News
News
(ABC Radio 774; 3/18/2005)
Girls as young as six want to lose weight
Girls as young as six want to lose weight
(Sydney Morning Herald; 3/15/2005)
Early test for deafness raises quality of life
Early test for deafness raises quality of life
(Sydney Morning Herald Online; 3/15/2005)
Early test for deafness raises quality of life
Early test for deafness raises quality of life
(Sydney Morning Herald; 3/12/2005)
Growing pains
Growing pains
(ABC Radio National; 3/5/2005)
Growing up a clone - the pyschology of reproductive cloning
Growing up a clone - the pyschology of reproductive cloning
(Life Matters, Radio National; 3/1/2005)
Early puberty
Early puberty
(Life Scientist; 3/1/2005)
The new gods: ethics in the next decades
The new gods: ethics in the next decades
(Life Scientist; 3/1/2005)
A time to meet new and different challenges
A time to meet new and different challenges
(The Australian; 2/26/2005)
A Shot in the Arm - vaccines are being developed to treat more diseases than ever before
A Shot in the Arm - vaccines are being developed to treat more diseases than ever before
(Sydney Morning Herald; 2/23/2005)
Healthy interest - Rotary research grant for SIDS research
Healthy interest - Rotary research grant for SIDS research
(The Herald Sun; 2/23/2005)
We're too fat to see it in our kids, P27
We're too fat to see it in our kids, P27
(The Age; 2/22/2005)
Teenagers hitting the bottle earlier
Teenagers hitting the bottle earlier
(Medical Observer; 2/11/2005)
Experts divided over 3D ultrasound demand
Experts divided over 3D ultrasound demand
(Sydney Morning Herald; 2/9/2005)
Diversity Rules - sexual harrassment claims drop when staff are trained to treat each other with respect
Diversity Rules - sexual harrassment claims drop when staff are trained to treat each other with respect
(The Australian; 2/8/2005)
SIDS warning still falling on deaf ears
SIDS warning still falling on deaf ears
(Alexandra Eildon Marysville Standard; 2/8/2005)
Lions clubs committed to cord blood campaign
Lions clubs committed to cord blood campaign
(The Herald Sun; 2/7/2005)
Baby DNA Confusion
Baby DNA Confusion
(Medical E-Journal of Australia; 2/7/2005)
Reliability of parental reports of head lice in their children
Reliability of parental reports of head lice in their children
(Medical E-Journal of Australia; 2/7/2005)
Letter to the editor in reply to 'Reliability of parental reports of head lice in their children'
Letter to the editor in reply to 'Reliability of parental reports of head lice in their children'
(The Herald Sun; 2/6/2005)
Woman denied legal abortion
Woman denied legal abortion
(The Australian; 1/29/2005)
Back to school, back to asthma
Back to school, back to asthma
(Sydney Morning Herald; 1/26/2005)
SIDS pioneer saved thousands
SIDS pioneer saved thousands
(Border Mail; 1/26/2005)
Professor saved thousands
Professor saved thousands
(Hobart Mercury; 1/26/2005)
Menzies founder's work recognised
Menzies founder's work recognised
(The Age; 1/26/2005)
Australia Day awards
Australia Day awards
(Daily Telegraph; 1/26/2005)
Politicians head the list
Politicians head the list
(ABC Television; 1/26/2005)
News
News
(Southern Cross Television Tasmania; 1/26/2005)
News
News
(WIN Television Hobart; 1/26/2005)
News
News
(SKY News Australia; 1/26/2005)
News
News
(Channel 9; 1/26/2005)
The Today Show
The Today Show
(2GB Radio; 1/26/2005)
Interview with Alan Jones
Interview with Alan Jones
(ABC News Online; 1/26/2005)
20 Tasmanians receive Australia Day awards
20 Tasmanians receive Australia Day awards
(Border Mail Online; 1/26/2005)
Professor saved thousands
Professor saved thousands
(OptusNet News; 1/26/2005)
Tasmanians feature in Australia Day honours
Tasmanians feature in Australia Day honours
(The Age; 1/24/2005)
Adolescent health gets first Professor
Adolescent health gets first Professor
(The Herald Sun; 1/22/2005)
Polo just hunky-dory
Polo just hunky-dory
(Daily Telegraph; 1/17/2005)
Children to test hard knocks
Children to test hard knocks
(The Herald Sun; 1/17/2005)
Kids concussion study
Kids concussion study
(Lanceston Examiner; 1/17/2005)
Concussion study to vet 3000 children
Concussion study to vet 3000 children
(The Herald Sun; 1/14/2005)
Champers between the chukkas
Champers between the chukkas
(Warrnambool Standard; 1/11/2005)
Quality of life
Quality of life
(Sunday Territorian; 1/9/2005)
Obese kids will suffer
Obese kids will suffer
(Australian Financial Review; 1/7/2005)
Extra weight affects kids
Extra weight affects kids
(Launceston Examiner; 1/7/2005)
Misery in childhood obesity
Misery in childhood obesity
(Bendigo Advertiser; 1/7/2005)
Fat, but not happy
Fat, but not happy
(Gladstone Observer; 1/6/2005)
Big kids less happy
Big kids less happy
(Daily Telegraph; 1/6/2005)
Fat chance of sadness
Fat chance of sadness
(Adelaide Advertiser; 1/6/2005)
Fat children 'miserable'
Fat children 'miserable'
(Northern Territory News; 1/6/2005)
Fat kids less happy
Fat kids less happy
(Daily Liberal; 1/6/2005)
Social, health problems weighty issue for kids
Social, health problems weighty issue for kids
(Morning Bulletin; 1/6/2005)
Obese children face unhappy lifestyles
Obese children face unhappy lifestyles
(Burnie Advocate; 1/6/2005)
Fatter kids unhappier
Fatter kids unhappier
(Central Western Daily; 1/6/2005)
Weight problems
Weight problems
(Newcastle Herald; 1/6/2005)
Little comfort for big children
Little comfort for big children
(Border Mail; 1/6/2005)
Fat eats away at happiness
Fat eats away at happiness
(Cairns Post; 1/6/2005)
Fat kids on laughing matter
Fat kids on laughing matter
(Daily Advertiser; 1/6/2005)
Study shows obese kids suffer
Study shows obese kids suffer
(Hobart Mercury; 1/6/2005)
Rewards are thin for fat children
Rewards are thin for fat children
(The Australian; 1/6/2005)
'Puppy fat' a cause of social suffering
'Puppy fat' a cause of social suffering
(The Herald Sun; 1/6/2005)
Heavy load for kids to carry
Heavy load for kids to carry
(Daily Telegraph; 1/6/2005)
Lean times for obese
Lean times for obese
(The Age; 1/6/2005)
Obesity weighs on young minds
Obesity weighs on young minds
(Australian Life Scientist; 1/1/2005)
Architecture and oncology
Architecture and oncology