More than 300 exceptional biomedical scientists, clinical researchers, health professionals and research students are expected to attend the 12th Gold Coast Health and Medical Research Conference 2016, where translational research for the prevention of chronic disease will be the focus.
The possibility of thousands of patient CT scans, MRI scans and X-rays being read simultaneously is not as far away as we think, if cognitive computing takes over the health sector.
A diagnostic test for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome could be available within five years following the awarding of $4 million in funding to one of Australia’s foremost authorities on the condition.
A senior Griffith University executive and noted scientist and a distinguished education leader are among the many honoured in the...
The complications and high costs associated with dental implants could be a thing of the past as Griffith research aims to reduce the associated risks of infection using new cutting edge nanotechnology.
The chance of a person developing Alzheimer’s Disease could be detected long before it impacts simply by looking at their eyes, says Professor Peter Snyder, a neuroscientist from the US. Professor Snyder will speak at the Griffith University-sponsored Neuropsychiatry & Queensland Neurosciences Annual Meeting this weekend on the Gold Coast.
From human rights to financial acumen to the Commonwealth Games, Griffith is connecting with champions of all walks of life
Improving the sedentary lifestyles of transport workers across South East Queensland is the focus of a new Griffith study.
Pro Vice Chancellor (Health) Professor Allan Cripps looks at the rising costs of healthcare and how the challenges can be met.
