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["all","cancer"] Cancer is painful and so is cancer treatment. Surviving the disease can also be painful, but this is something an international team of researchers are working to change. Led by pain expert Professor Lorimer Moseley, the team will create a new intervention tool to help cancer...
["all","cancer"] We all know what pain feels like. Pain is the feeling we get when our brain is trying to make us protect part of our body. This is what makes pain so precious. But sometimes we feel pain even when our body has repaired or is no longer in danger. Our brain is overestimating our...
When Rhea Crighton was told she was in remission seven months after a cervical cancer diagnosis, she thought that a sense of normalcy would return. She didn’t expect that she would need to adjust to persistent pain. Rhea shares her story to bring a spotlight on an important new project led by...
["all","cancer"] Surviving cancer is a cause for celebration, but for many it is also a time of further recovery and adjusting to changes that affect overall wellbeing, relationships, careers and practical needs. For up to 40% of these individuals, moderate to severe pain becomes a daily reality.
Our free series of Successful Ageing Seminars consist of special presentations on topical issues relevant to our more senior alumni and the wider community. Watch our previous seminars, or find out more and register for seminars taking place in 2018.
The Duguid Memorial Lectures are designed to further harmonious relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities that continues the respect for Aboriginal culture that the Duguids initiated.
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