New research – a first of its kind – published recently in the prestigious journal Scientific Reports, by Macquarie University and The University of Sydney, suggests a role for medical cannabis in treating the symptoms of some long-term

A new national report released today on Indigenous Australians’ social media practices has found social media plays a complex role in the lives of Indigenous people, and often differs considerably from non-Indigenous populations.

A global epidemic of inappropriate tests and treatments for back pain means patients are not receiving the right care, and resources are wasted, a new series in Lancet reveals today.

Landmark national CareTrack Kids study assessed the quality of healthcare delivered to children across 17 common clinical conditions

A new decade-long study of preventable self-harm and assault hospitalised injuries of children aged 16 years or less was published today in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health.

FIRST Robotics Competition Australian Regionals kick off in Sydney from 11-18 March.

A new study published today in Scientific Reports by scientists from Macquarie University helps us understand why the classic egg shape evolved in birds and explains some of the species variation in egg shape.

There is an urgent need for more low-cost housing and alternative housing models of supported housing for Sydney’s homeless, given the high rates of serious mental illness among the homeless, according to new research from Macquarie University

Ever wondered how you find yourself agreeing with outrageous political comments, even if deep down you know you feel differently? It all comes down to wordplay, and once you know the tricks, you can use them to your own advantage.

An international research group has developed a world-first optical fiber technology which can help detect a wide range of gases with unprecedented sensitivity.

Within the Central Courtyard Precinct, the University is building new state-of-the-art facilities for staff and students to enjoy well into the future.

Dr Rae-Anne Hardie has been researching and looking at the quality use of pathology and laboratory testing in general practice. It’s one of the first projects in Australia to be able to use general practice to look at this type of testing in