Health and science

My kids are behind with their vaccines. How do they catch up?

On this International Women’s Day, let’s not forget women in prison.

Some methods are more destructive than others.

A new device can detect cancer cells without invasive and expensive surgery.

Could buccal massage – the latest celebrity beauty trend – actually make you look older?

The Coral Nurture Program is partnering with the UN on ecosystem preservation

The earlier the start, the better the outcomes in dealing with parenting challenges.

AI tech like ChatGPT could improve inclusion for people with communication disability.

Research has identified a new therapeutic approach for COPD.

First Nations kids are more active when their parents are happy and supported.

Call to action highlights climate impact on cardiovascular nursing practice.

UTS is driving engagement across the Western Pacific to improve health worker education

Australian researchers prototype a new generation of quantum microscope. 

New research extends theory of acoustic levitation, highlights potential applications.

UTS celebrates World Algae Day with two game-changing biotechnologies.

Probability and psychology suggest it’s more likely than you’d think.

The UTS School of Communication has been designated a WHO Collaborating Centre.

A Q&A with award-winning biomedical engineer Jiao Jiao Li.

Lush grasslands equals higher allergy risks.

A major scientific project will rewild the marine habitats of Sydney Harbour.

The Enabling Technologies Education Hub will be used for for research and training.

Many health professionals don’t know how to help people with disabilities.

Enzyme may be key to inhibiting devastating inflammation.

Researchers have examined coroner reports of deaths linked to choking on food.

Antimicrobial resistance adds urgency to research.

World first technology to accelerate discovery of climate change fighting ‘super algae’

Changes in the jet stream are steering autumn rain away from southeast Australia.

Subtropical corals are heading south to Sydney.

Mismanagement of essential ingredient for world food production is causing twin crises.

Just 5% of nursing homes are above next year’s mandatory staffing targets.