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Long COVID study (n = 128) shows prolonged inflammation of the kynurenine pathway associated with poorer cognitive function (brain fog) and greater likelihood of cognitive impairment over time

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au brain covid epidemiology

Exposure to TikTok videos with unattainable beauty standards increased body dissatisfaction, negative mood and self-objectification in young women

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au psychology tiktok video

Study on the patterns of prescription opioid use over 5 years among people initiating opioids for the first time found only 3% of individuals were classified as having ‘sustained opioid use’ following initiation

2 years ago ndarc.med.unsw.edu.au health

siRNA COVID-19 treatment shown to have broad-spectrum therapeutic potential across all current variants of concern, could treat COVID-19 infection better than existing antivirals

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au covid health

Magnitude, frequency and duration of disruptive solar generation events will significantly change over the next century, potentially affecting the stability of grid-connected solar power systems…

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au environment

Transgender men, transgender women, and non-binary adults have higher overall late-life risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease when compared to cisgender men and women, study suggests

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au disease health

Study suggests elusive pygmy right whale is one of few whale species to forgo long-distance migrations to Antarctic waters, instead residing in the temperate waters near Australia throughout the year

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au antarctica australia

Double-blind clinical trial (n = 179) shows generic ketamine is a safe, effective therapy for treatment-resistant depression

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au medicine trial

Study (n = 341,330) finds that Aeromonas bacteria are the second most common cause of gastro in young children and adults over 50 years old

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au health

Coral disease tripled in the last 25 years - 76.8% of coral could be diseased by 2100, study shows

2 years ago newsroom.unsw.edu.au disease environment