News in Health

The achievements of UTS community members celebrated in the 2025 Australia Day Honours.

Older Australian women are embarking on solo road trips in search of adventure.

Tom Lovell set his sights on an elite sports science career. A PhD helped him get there.

A new research project is focusing on reducing the use and impacts of oxygen cylinders.

Why being alone isn’t the same as being lonely – and why it matters.

A new project aims to optimise communication for critically ill patients.

UTS research aims to improve communication for critically ill patients

New analysis reveals many aged care residents are not receiving the care they need.

This transdisciplinary project will deliver it. 

Autistic-led study reveals urgent priorities for supporting autistic youth.

UTS researchers are designing a novel tool to support better aged-care decision making.

Advanced cancer is no longer rapidly fatal: New global care standards can help survivors.

UTS researchers explain why not getting enough sleep might increase diabetes risk.

A five-year program aims to strengthen population health and health systems.

UTS research has shown for the first time that these drugs can cause more harm than good.

Can the government meet its mid-year deadline for the next round of reforms?

UTS Professor Deborah Parker has been made a Member of the Order of Australia. 

Award-winning research improves the quality of care for people with swallowing disability

A pilot project will use the best evidence to keep vulnerable people cool.

UTS Professor Scott Avery gives his initial thoughts about plans to reform the NDIS.

Prof. McMillan was the first Indigenous Australian to hold a Pharmacy university degree.

The showcase was a vibrant platform for interdisciplinary conversations.

The cost of maternity care in Queensland is rising while adverse birth outcomes have also

Thalidomide survivors will receive an apology for the pharmaceutical disaster that change

Using cutting-edge genomic surveillance tech might be the key to spotting 'superbugs'.

UTS PhD student Georgia Brown worked with the Matildas this year as part of her research

Meet this year’s prize winners from the Faculty of Health.

One fifth of breastfeeding women report an aversion response.

Celebrating the official launch of INSIGHT.

UTS alumna, Donna Lu, is working hard to keep everyone safe at the month-long event.