Veterans with PTSD more likely to have upper GI tests, but they’re not always necessary
Research published as part of an on-going project into veterans and the impact of PTSD has shown a higher rate of upper abdominal investigations in veterans with PTSD than in those without PTSD
GMR collaboration leading Asia Pacific with new Clinical Practice Guidelines for Haemochromatosis
Doctors across Asia Pacific will now have access to gold-standard clinical practice guidelines on haemochromatosis thanks to a collaboration between GMR researchers and leading experts
Why clinical trials are so important – read about Melissa’s experience on a GMR clinical trial
As a working mum in her mid-30s, Melissa was diagnosed with cancer and participated in a clinical trial that she felt gave her some control over her life. Now, eight years later, Melissa is an advocate for greater access to clinical trials and the treatments that come out of them
Recognising the contribution of women and girls in science
At GMR, we’re proud to have many experienced women leading multiple research areas. From our Board of Directors, CEO and Executive Team to scientists on the front line of research, our GMR team is made up of over 90% women
Study links chronic PTSD with changes in brain structure
A recently published study by GMR, led by Dr Madeline Romaniuk, explored neurological associations with PTSD and found links to brain structure in areas relating to fear response, emotional processing, retrieval of negative memories and anticipating aversive stimuli
Studying national water samples to help people with Nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) lung disease
People with a MABS infection rely heavily on the healthcare system for treatment and care. In recent years the infection rates of MABS have been increasing but our understanding of how MABS lung infections are acquired and spread is limited