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Health academics have turned their efforts to research related to COVID-19.

Working to combat seasonal influenza and COVID-19, and helping our most vulnerable.

During pandemics, Indigenous Peoples suffer more than the general population.

Four years in, the 12 Weeks to Publication program has gone from strength to strength.

New research seeks to improve models of care for African women from refugee backgrounds.

Researchers will investigate the outcomes of maternal whooping cough and influenza.

A new national study will examine the use of telehealth for cardiovascular disease.

Therapeutic relationships are at the core of complementary medicine practice for pregnant

Here’s what we know about why some people display symptoms of coronavirus while others don’t.

The pandemic has highlighted the importance of talking about end-of-life care.

The global pandemic should not disrupt routine health care, particularly for those with chronic health conditions.

UTS celebrates the launch of the first State of the World’s Nursing Report with colleagues

Contrary to popular belief, young people are concerned about COVID-19 – yet they aren't being engaged in discussions...

Recruiting nursing assistants to fill coronavirus gaps must be regulated to ensure adequate training to avoid risks in...

New research shines a light on the health care seeking behaviours of Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone, West...

Researchers at IMPACCT will develop a much-needed national model of palliative care.

Sexual minority young people are at higher risk of alcohol abuse, emphasising the need for

UTS researchers have found a strong link between diet, memory loss and comorbid heart disease. 

The Bachelor of Nursing is the 5th most popular choice for school leavers in 2020.

UTS researchers are working towards creating a supportive zone for men to recharge.

IMPACCT researchers affirm their commitment to improving the quality of life for those touched by cancer.

A new study shows how poor mental health impacts cardiac recovery.

Step out of your comfort zone and celebrate this NAIDOC Week!

The world’s first approved treatment for chronic breathlessness has been introduced, and the results are astonishing. 

Hear from Indigenous health research students who have been attending Narrbang.

To mark International Day of the Midwife, UTS students have helped more than 200 women in low-resource settings

GSH staff member reflects on her roots and journey ahead of Sorry Day.

The Graduate School of Health is closing the gap – in our understanding and engagement wit

How Professor Chambers is bringing knowledge combined with her deep empathy for patients a

New research investigates the benefit of a herbal medicine product on school-aged children