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We aim to include consumers and their families in the design and development of our research questions wherever relevant. This helps to ensure that we address the issues that are of most importance to them, in the most respectful and inclusive ways. All of our research is subject to rigorous ethical review to ensure that safety is given the highest priority, and we aim to make our research findings and study results as clear and accessible as possible. Above all, we strive to make our research truly meaningful, to help drive continuous improvements in health outcomes.

 

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How helplines support survivors navigating life after stroke

Research finds stroke survivors are turning to services like StrokeLine for more than medical guidance.

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Global award for research to tailor cancer care

Dr Darren Haywood has been recognised with a leading international award for his work developing an online tool to help tailor care to the needs of people with...

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Exercise and soymilk combination may support cognitive recovery after stroke

Research suggests combining structured exercise with soymilk supplementation could help people recovering from acute stroke.

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“What does this mean for our future?”

Parents and researchers are working together to empower families navigating a genetic neuro-developmental diagnosis with balanced and accurate information.

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