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Our researchers are improving our understanding and management of COVID-19
Our research shows a need for better mask-wearing protocols and ventilation for frontline staff.
We're looking at ways to make CPAP therapy easier to follow.
Our research leaders tell us what they're doing to tackle the 'hot topics' in their field.
And update from our Woolcock Vietnam research teams.
Half of children and teenagers with hay fever don’t have their sniffles under control
Australian asthma guidelines have been updated to include a proven new treatment option
Visits to NSW hospital emergency departments increased in the 2019–20 bushfire season
Albury GP Dr Rebecca McGowan hasn’t been sleeping well at night after witnessing the fires
Ventolin inhalers with a dose counter are now listed on the PBS - full transition by 2020
Stepping down asthma medications does not increase the risk of exacerbation
New collaborative research may help define one of the great unknowns of the pandemic
On World Asthma Day, there has never been more hope for people with asthma and options for treatment
Woolcock researchers remain dedicated to finding innovative new ways to fight the deadly virus.
Professor Oliver shared his thoughts on the recent fires: Could this be our new norm?
Professor Guy Marks: At the forefront of climate change, it’s our responsibility to investigate
But patients must get the right support to use their equipment successfully
Most people who think their asthma is well controlled are wrong, according to new research.
ABC News interview how poor air quality from bushfire smoke does affect our health
Annual community-wide screening for tuberculosis almost halves the number of cases
Combination inhaled treatment recently registered for adults & adolescents with milder asthma
Potential life-saving news for the 2.7 million Australians living with mild asthma
Australian asthmatics are overusing reliever medication, according to new research
GINA release the 2019 updates to the Pocket Guide for Asthma Management and Prevention
Doctors should school up on costs of asthma drugs to help Australians with condition
Switch to as-needed combination inhaler to reduce risk of serious attacks
Breathless patients often present a clinical challenge for doctors - the Woolcock helps solve the puzzle