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16 July 2025

Patently obvious? Six traps waiting for scientists who are anxious to patent their discovery…

Research
By patent attorney, Dr Leigh Guerin.
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14 July 2025

Every breath you take: AusHealth partners with Ventora Medical to revolutionise breathing support for babies.

Research
AusHealth’s partnership with Ventora Medical will advance an innovative device that promises to improve breathing support for newborns
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7 July 2025

Six things I'd wish I'd known as a young medical researcher

Research
Belinda Wade is the new manager of AusHealth Ventures, the division responsible for funding and administering more than a dozen medical research projects. She started her career as a medical researcher, before moving into roles more focussed on the commercialisation of scientific innovation.
Here are six pieces of advice she’d like to give to young Belinda, hard at work in a busy research lab…
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17 June 2025

"A remarkable discovery that could change the way we treat one of the deadliest conditions in hospitals"

Research
ABC interview explores groundbreaking South Australian discovery in the fight against septic shock

University of Adelaide's Professor David Torpy and AusHealth CEO Dr Justin Coombs joined Rory McClaren on ABC Radio Adelaide to share exciting progress from the Adelaide research team.
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16 June 2025

Australian scientists make profound septic shock discovery

Research
CBG team identifies the first natural anti-inflammatory agent since cortisone was found in the 1940s
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13 June 2025

Introducing the hi-tech guinea pig that’s streamlining cancer treatment and lessening our reliance on lab rats

Research
AusHealth is supporting the development of a drug-testing technology that’s more efficient, more usable and more ethical

Australian start-up OminiWell has developed a drug-screening ‘chip’ to make it easier to test an individual patient’s cancer cells for treatment.
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