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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.
Update: Cyber Incident Media Release
As previously advised, on Sunday 25 April, UnitingCare Queensland (UCQ) was impacted by a cyber incident.
Systems impacted at Wesley Medical Research
On Sunday 25 April, UnitingCare Queensland was impacted by a cyber incident. As a result of this, Wesley Medical Research’s digital and technology systems are currently inaccessible.
Update: Cyber Incident Media Release
As previously advised, on Sunday 25 April, UnitingCare Queensland (UCQ) was impacted by a cyber incident.
Systems impacted at Wesley Medical Research
On Sunday 25 April, UnitingCare Queensland was impacted by a cyber incident. As a result of this, Wesley Medical Research’s digital and technology systems are currently inaccessible.
Early symptoms of Parkinson’s disease lead hope for a cure
A new clinical trial at Wesley Medical Research aims to balance gut bacteria and significantly improve debilitating symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease including constipation and gut dysfunction.
Endometriosis and Adenomyosis – Why advocating for yourself matters
Endometriosis is experienced by one in nine Australian women. For many women, however, diagnosis of endometriosis can often take more than a decade. With awareness, this will change.
Get COVID-19 vaccine ready
At the height of COVID-19, Wesley Medical Research launched the COVID-19 Rapid Response Research Centre with the aim of supporting Australians that are critically-ill, those on the frontline, those suffering with pre-existing conditions, and those who are vulnerable to mental health concerns.
Endometriosis – It’s time to take women seriously
Twenty-eight-year-old endometriosis patient Leah, shared her story with Wesley Medical Research, in the hope of helping to change the lives of other women suffering from this debilitating disease.
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