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Even modest therapeutic advances that delay disease onset and
progression could significantly reduce the burden of the disease
on patients and the level of care required.
to gluten. For people with coeliac disease, even small amounts of gluten can damage the
lining of the small intestine (bowel). We’re undertaking research initiatives that will help
discover new ways to diagnose, treat, and manage Coeliac Disease.
in childhood. Individuals with TS make involuntary movements
and vocalisations (known as tics), which may be painful,
embarassing, and functionally impairing.
that enable us to move, speak, breath, and swallow slowly fail to work normally.
Research is sorely needed to understand and alter the progression of this condition.
Photo Gallery: Wesley Medical Research 25th Anniversary Launch
Thank you so much to the wonderful people who joined on the 4th of November to help celebrate the launch of our 25th
Wesley Medical Research Launches 25th Year with Event at Government House
On November 4th, at a special reception hosted by His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland at Government House, stakeholders gathered to celebrate the launch of the 25th year of making a difference through medical research.
Photo Gallery: Wesley Medical Research 25th Anniversary Launch
Thank you so much to the wonderful people who joined on the 4th of November to help celebrate the launch of our 25th anniversary of
Wesley Medical Research Launches 25th Year with Event at Government House
On November 4th, at a special reception hosted by His Excellency the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, Governor of Queensland at Government House, stakeholders gathered to celebrate the launch of the 25th year of making a difference through medical research.
Hope for Better Quality of Life for Tourette’s Patients
After trying a dozen different medications, Chris, a Brisbane man who was diagnosed with debilitating Tourette’s Syndrome at age 12, is part of an Australian-first medicinal cannabis trial. For the past 16 years, the condition has impacted all aspects of Chris’ life, including his mental health. This trial has offered Chris more than hope. It’s offered a future.
Photo Gallery: Straight to the Heart – Cardiac Research Saving Lives
These photos were taken at our Advocates Event – Straight to the Heart: Cardiac Research Saving Lives.
Impact Magazine: Issue 65 | Spring 2019
This issue covers how a clinical trial has made the world of difference to Chris, a young man suffering from debilitating Tourette’s Syndrome; a new trial treating painful kidney stones, and new imaging techniques for a more accurate diagnosis of cancer in the lymph nodes for prostate cancer patients.
REACH Study – An environmental cleaning bundle and health-care-associated infections in hospitals
The Researching Effective Approaches to Cleaning in Hospitals (REACH) study, partly funded by Welsey Medical Research, aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of an environmental cleaning bundle to reduce healthcare-associated infections in hospitals.
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