Associate Professor Claudia Di Bella is an academic orthopaedic surgeon based in Melbourne, specialising in orthopaedic oncology and complex joint reconstruction. Originally trained at the world-renowned Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute in Bologna, Italy, (IRCCS Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli) she moved to Australia in 2010. She was awarded Fellowship of the Royal Australasian...Read More
Associate Professor Kara Vine-Perrow is a cancer researcher, educator and research leader in the Faculty of Science, Medicine & Health at the University of Wollongong, where she serves as Deputy Director (Community Partnership and Impact) of the Molecular Horizons Research Institute and leads the Targeted Cancer Therapeutics Laboratory. Her research...Read More
For more than two decades, the Research Australia Health & Medical Research Awards have recognised the individuals and teams transforming health outcomes across the country. Now in their 22nd year, these prestigious awards showcase the depth and breadth of Australia’s research and innovation community — from discovery and translation through...Read More
The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is dedicated to finding cures for cardiovascular disease through world-class and cutting-edge medical research. The Institute's team seeks to discover better ways of understanding, diagnosing, treating, and preventing the onset of heart disease. It is committed to ensuring its research breakthroughs are rapidly translated...Read More
For more than two decades, the Research Australia Health & Medical Research Awards have recognised the individuals and teams transforming health outcomes across the country. Now in their 22nd year, these prestigious awards showcase the depth and breadth of Australia’s research and innovation community — from discovery and translation through...Read More
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3D printing, bioprinting & stem cell tech in articular cartilage regeneration and treating osteosarcoma
Associate Professor Claudia Di Bella is an academic orthopaedic surgeon based in Melbourne, specialising in orthopaedic oncology and complex joint reconstruction. Originally trained at the world-renowned Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute in...
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Drug delivery of targeted therapies for pancreatic cancer, motor neurone disease
Associate Professor Kara Vine-Perrow is a cancer researcher, educator and research leader in the Faculty of Science, Medicine & Health at the University of Wollongong, where she serves as Deputy...
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Physiotherapist-led care for musculoskeletal conditions in the emergency department
For more than two decades, the Research Australia Health & Medical Research Awards have recognised the individuals and teams transforming health outcomes across the country. Now in their 22nd year,...
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RESEARCH IMPACT: 32 years of understanding, diagnosing, treating & preventing the onset of heart disease
The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute is dedicated to finding cures for cardiovascular disease through world-class and cutting-edge medical research. The Institute's team seeks to discover better ways of understanding,...
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Research Australia Awards celebrate researchers in life-changing science and discovery
For more than two decades, the Research Australia Health & Medical Research Awards have recognised the individuals and teams transforming health outcomes across the country. Now in their 22nd year,...
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Connecting Students with Careers in MedTech
The MedTech Match Student Career Development Session in partnership with Engineers Australia ran alongside MTAA’s RegConnect Summit 2026, and gave student volunteers the opportunity to learn about the Australian MedTech...
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HEALTH CARE BRIEF: Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
Incidence rates, symptoms, risks, prevention, treatment & research in Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
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Large-scale clinical and population-based research
Christopher Reid is an internationally renowned cardiovascular epidemiologist with appointments as a Research Professor in both the School of Population Health at Curtin University and the School of Public Health...
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Avoiding lung complications after surgery by reversing muscle relaxant drugs more effectively
Australian Dietary Guidelines recommend enjoying a wide variety of nutritious foods every day, including plenty of vegetables of different types and colours, and fruit.1 Yet recently released National Nutrition and...
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Applications of long-read sequencing in clinical genomics
Dr Ira Deveson is a mid-career researcher and Snow Fellow. He has expertise in clinical genomics, biotechnology development and bioinformatics, with his lab focusing on applications of long-read sequencing in...
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Alarming move away from plants based foods and reduced variety in diets
Australian Dietary Guidelines recommend enjoying a wide variety of nutritious foods every day, including plenty of vegetables of different types and colours, and fruit.1 Yet recently released National Nutrition and...
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Identifying biomarkers for immunotherapy using spatial biology
Associate Professor Arutha Kulasinghe is a Principal Research Fellow at The University of Queensland's Frazer Institute, where he leads the Clinical-oMx Lab. He holds the inaugural Brazil Family Chair in...
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Vascular cognitive impairment and dementia
Jessica Lo (Jess) is a Research Associate at the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA), UNSW Sydney, Australia. For over seven years, she has been instrumental in leading and coordinating research for...
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Medical device regulations evolve for Australian innovators with European ambitions
Medical device regulation is undergoing significant change as regulators across major jurisdictions grapple with the rapid growth of software and artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Speaking with Australian Health Journal...
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NSW political candidates outline policy priorities in Great Health Debate
Heading towards NSW State Election in March 2027, the NSW Health Minister, Shadow Minister for Health and Greens Health spokesperson met to debate one another this week – laying out...
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Roadmapping next phase of Australia’s vaccine success
Trust, collaboration and a stronger vaccine ecosystem were the focus of the second Australian Vaccine Value Chain Conference, held in Sydney, September 2026 and hosted by life science consultancy Biointelect....
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Potassium-enriched salt in the management of hypertension
Dr Katrina Kissock is a Research Fellow in Nutrition Implementation Research and Food Policy at The George Institute for Global Health, as well as a Heart Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow and...
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Circular use of medical device technology and evolving policy and regulatory frameworks
Healthcare sustainability is increasingly becoming a strategic priority, extending beyond environmental goals to influence procurement, regulation, costs and supply-chain resilience. Against this backdrop, medical device reprocessing is emerging as a...
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Building trusted technology for women’s reproductive health
After more than a decade developing women’s health technology, SistaShop CEO and Founder Alecia Taryn is focused on addressing a growing challenge in reproductive health: creating trusted digital infrastructure that...
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Gut microbiome and gastrointestinal dysfunction in people with autism
Vic Lin is a final-year PhD student in the Gut-Brain Axis Laboratory at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. His research focuses on understanding the gastrointestinal dysfunction commonly experienced by people...
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The next era of dental care
In September 2026, the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons returned with its bi-annual, Fine Edge of Dentistry 2026 Conference. The conference was held is Sydney and was also an...
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Research, Mentorship and the PhD Experience
Pancreatic cancer remains one of the deadliest cancers, with survival rates below 10 per cent and treatments often as harsh as the disease itself. Finding better ways to treat one...
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