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Trans and gender diverse adolescents often experience stress related to discrimination and rejection, leading to poorer mental health compared to cisgender peers. TAG TEAM was co-designed with trans young people and clinicians to address these stressors and improve mental health and wellbeing.
From from 23 - 25 July, join us in Melbourne for ADVENT 2026. Dive into fundamental concepts, evidence, and emerging developments in neonatal respiratory care through an interactive program featuring hands-on workshops and dynamic case-based discussions.
Six year-old Emily was born with tetralogy of Fallot with absent pulmonary valve, a rare condition that impacts the flow of blood between the heart and lungs. In addition to her research contributions at MCRI, Emily has also contributed her art to Big W as part of a community Christmas fundraiser.
Investigating eating disorders among young people with food allergy. The RiskED Study is the first national study to investigate eating behaviours, including eating disorders, among teenagers and young adults with a food allergy.
FOCUS is a double blind randomised controlled trial of a paediatric fertility preservation decision aid in parents and child adolescents and young adults (CAYA) cancer survivors We are inviting young adults and parents to take part in a project that is aiming to develop useful web-based
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