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12 February 2020

Early exposure to infections doesn’t protect against allergies...

...but getting into nature might.

12 February 2020

Why should my child take swimming lessons?

And what do they need to know?

15 September 2019

Researchers to test potential of drug in fight against MND

Tasmanian researchers awarded $995,395.

The power to be genuine

Helping others and being authentic are what drive graduate Vincent Chau.

When the stars align

Everything fell into place for this Paramedic Practice student’s graduation.

Living and learning in a beautiful environment

Jeremy journeyed from Malaysia to Tasmania to study Medicine.

Flexibility is the key to master's success

Mastering distance meant Lyn could study her way.

Devilish cancer cell identified

Unexpected discovery behind second devil facial tumour.

The perfect course if you love science and helping people

Rahul Sharma finds the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery a great fit for his dual interests.

Natasha’s journey to health and medicine

Natasha Abeysekera’s parents emigrated to Australia from Sri Lanka to provide the family with better opportunities. Now, Natasha is about to graduate as a doctor.

Discovering a home away from home

James Jong says he has no regrets relocating from Malaysia to study medicine at the University of Tasmania.

It's game on for new psychological testing

Researchers develop world’s first psychological test for gaming disorder.

The power of reflexivity

Why the translation of knowledge is so important to our healthcare system.

Gene hunting to unlock the biology of multiple sclerosis

Dr Jac Charlesworth is investigating how genetics change our health, and our lives.

Nurses make their mark on the community

A caring career that never stops evolving.

Menzies welcomes $10 million funding boost for MS

The Menzies Institute for Medical Research has welcomed the announcement of $10 million in Federal Government funding for its flagship program of research into multiple sclerosis (MS).

Passion for health begins at home

Tim Kariotis' journey to connect the dots with the Master of Public Health.

Changing course for a new career

Lawyer Rebecca Foxen has returned to university to retrain as a paramedic.

Intensive study in extreme environments

Dr Jan Wallace recalls her experience of the unique Expedition Medicine course.

The right path to a rewarding career

How James found success with the Master of Professional Psychology.