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Bryan Johnson: When does anti-ageing go too far?

Bryan Johnson: When does anti-ageing go too far?
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New south walesErnest shackletonLindsay wuChristian nefzgerCraig goldingJohn simmondsLaboratory for ageing researchUniversity of queensland institute for molecular bioscienceUniversity of new south walesAgeing researchNew southBalmoral burnTour de france

Discovering a Natural Painkiller: The Stinging Tree

Exclusive pain pathway used by a dangerous stinging tree in Australia has been discovered by researchers, that offers the potential for non-opioid pain relief.

Irina vetterUniversity of queensland institute for molecular bioscienceProfessor irina vetterMolecular biosciencePain pathwayPain killerTinging treeNon opioidPain reliefMain researchAin killer discovery

The latest COVID-19 news and case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

Northern territoryLarisa labzinNicole leeNovak djokovicJemima burtUniversity of queensland institute for molecular bioscienceAustralian institute of healthWorld health organizationCenters for diseaseDisease controlMolecular bioscienceWorld healthAustralian instituteDisabilities australiaCovid 19

Inflammation after COVID may be caused by fighter bomber cells combatting the virus, study finds

Inflammation after COVID may be caused by fighter bomber cells combatting the virus, study finds
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Dr Catherine Conlon: Why are strep A case numbers rising and what can parents do?

While iGAS infections are still uncommon, there has been a slight increase in cases reported this year in Ireland, particularly in children aged under 10, and a small number of deaths

United kingdomJoshua osowickiCatherine conlonSepsis reference laboratoryHealth protection surveillance centreUniversity of queensland institute for molecular bioscienceChildren university hospitalDoherty instituteWorld health organizationNature communicationsHealth protection surveillanceIrish meningococcalUniversity hospitalMolecular bioscienceRoyal childrenPerson vivienne murphy