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TRIM – Lipid Study

Researchers from Westmead Hospital want to see if the immune system of ‘generally healthy’ individuals is impacted by abnormal levels of fats in the blood (lipids), such as cholesterol. This information may provide early targets for the prevention of heart disease.

Caregivers of Children with Chronic Conditions

Help Griffith University researchers to understand how primary
caregivers’ beliefs, behaviours, and perceptions influence their chronic disease management patterns when caring for their chronically ill children through novel and stressful situations.

COVID-19 Fourth Dose Study

The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute is seeking adult participants to help understand what vaccine schedules provide the best immune responses and safety profile, and how often people need to be boosted.

RESTORE Study

Are you an adult with long-term (>6 months) difficulty with speech or language skills? The George Institute for Global Health is conducting research on a new app technology for NDIS participants with communication difficulties.

STRONGER Study

Researchers from The George Institute for Global Health are trying to find out if cholestrol lowering medication (Statin), can help reduce ongoing neurological symptoms such as problems with memory and concentration, mood disturbances, fatigue and, muscle weakness, after Covid19 infection (Long Covid).

Australian IBD Microbiome

AIM

The Australian IBD Microbiome Study seeks to identify people at risk of IBD prior to symptoms through microbiome analysis, preventing symptom progression, and being able to define how patients are likely to respond to treatment.

mother babies

MothersBabies

The MothersBabies Study is an observational study investigating changes in the human microbiome from pre-pregnancy, throughout pregnancy and birth, and onto the baby’s first birthday. 

Online Grocery Shopping Study

Online Grocery Shopping study

A web-based study by The George Institute for Global Health on how people’s online grocery purchases are influenced by information presented to them.

Preventing Adverse Cardiac Events

PACE

The Preventing Adverse Cardiac Events (PACE) in COPD trial is being undertaken with a specific focus on the treatment of heart disease – whether diagnosed or not, in people with COPD.

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