Choosing a life of medical research

Dr Afolabi Akanbi has chosen to pursue research and to contribute to improving treatments for people living with chronic liver diseases.

Gender bias in women’s health, particularly female veterans

Women comprise nearly half the world’s population. Yet, across a wide range of health conditions, medical research has historically been based on data collected from men, which is then generalised to women and other gender diverse populations. We now know this has come at a real cost.

Changing the tumour ‘soil’ to improve liver cancer therapy

A diagnosis of liver cancer often arrives quietly, but its impact is devastating. For many patients and their families, it brings uncertainty, limited treatment options, and survival odds that remain stubbornly low.

GMR Voices podcast coming soon

Celebrating a significant milestone in melanoma treatment

This landmark event not only highlights the progress we are making in melanoma treatment but also places Queensland at the forefront of this revolutionary therapy.

20 years of Gallipoli Medical Research: a night to remember

On the evening of 1 November, more than 400 guests gathered at the historic Brisbane City Hall for the Gallipoli Medical Research 20-Year Anniversary Gala, a landmark celebration of two decades of pioneering medical research and the community that has made it possible.

Being a carer in Australia

Carers Australia defines carers as “people who provide unpaid care and support to family members and friends who have a disability, mental illness, chronic condition, terminal illness, an alcohol or other drug issue or who are frail aged.