In an instant, Sam’s life changed. But thanks to medical research, he was given hope through an innovative stem cell transplant. Today, Sam has a second chance at a future he thought was out of reach. Donate today to the NORTH Foundation and help many more people like Sam. bit.ly/49iQ8Lg

The latest news from Northern Sydney Local Health District is out today - offering a window into the large number of people working behind the scenes to drive innovation in research and truly impactful healthcare. Flip through the flipping book for more: online.flippingbook.com/view/501054407

Check out our bumper Kolling Institute newsletter - profiling the latest impactful research across the Kolling. It's an insight into the talented investigators behind the scenes, and their exciting progress improving the care we all receive. More: online.flippingbook.com/view/867826688

Check out today’s newsletter featuring a game-changing approach to cancer treatment, and a remarkable story where an off-duty emergency doctor jumped into action at a Sydney Kings game, and helped save the life of a spectator who’d suffered a heart attack. online.flippingbook.com/view/137650399

In a sign of the research expertise at the Kolling Institute, our investigators are attracting interest from across the globe. One patient has generously shared her experience following her life-changing diagnosis. For more: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/unique-...

Our charity partner - the NORTH Foundation has launched its EOFY Tax Appeal to support our research impact. Make a tax-deductible donation to the NORTH Foundation to help ensure world-class care is available today, and for generations to come: bit.ly/4mXTYz4

A collection of our investigators at the Kolling Institute will have the chance to travel internationally and broaden their research experience thanks to the generosity of the Skipper family. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/2026-be...

Researchers at the Kolling Institute have received a multi-million dollar grant to introduce a life-changing technique for cancer diagnosis and treatment into healthcare across New South Wales. kollinginstitute.org.au/news/funds-t...

As NASA gears up for extended spaceflights and possible missions to Mars, our investigators at the Kolling Institute are driving cutting-edge research to protect the health of astronauts before, during and after their space travel. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/lessons...

Today's newsletter profiles the exceptional people and exceptional care at Northern Sydney, as well as crucial new research to identify and reduce gestational diabetes. More: online.flippingbook.com/view/726160869

More than $2-million is being invested in new research at the Kolling Institute to reduce low value care for knee osteoarthritis across Australia. Read more in the Medical Republic. www.medicalrepublic.com.au/low-value-ca...

Generous funding from the Balnaves Foundation is supporting crucial new research at the Kolling Institute to reduce gestational diabetes and its generational impacts. More: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/researc...

It is certainly a bumper edition today, showcasing our latest news. There’s a focus on a major grant to improve osteoarthritis care across Australia, and an international project to improve mental health after a major spinal cord injury. online.flippingbook.com/view/281215112

Leading researchers from the Kolling Institute will partner with their UK counterparts on an exciting project to boost the mental health and wellbeing of people with a spinal cord injury. For more details: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/interna...

In this thought-provoking episode of Tomorrow's Medicine Today, PhD candidate Kirsty McGinley explores how sex hormones influence heart disease and why transgender patients are often missing from the evidence base. Listen here bit.ly/4deFE28 or on Spotify: bit.ly/4cHh2ir

Our researchers at the Kolling Institute have received a remarkable $2.6 million grant for a large-scale project to improve how osteoarthritis care is delivered across Australia. For more details: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/nationa...

A landmark study by Kolling Institute researchers has found that additional intensive rehabilitation after a spinal cord injury doesn’t result in a faster recovery or significantly better outcomes. For more: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/major-s... @sydney.edu.au

In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine Today, A/Prof Connie Diakos discusses how innovations like genomic testing and targeted therapies are transforming the way cancer is treated and responding. Listen here bit.ly/4aL8RPr or bit.ly/4tZSOq2 @sydney.edu.au

We would like to thank the very generous donor who has provided more than a million dollars to fund a ground-breaking research program for one of the most aggressive forms of bowel cancer. Read more here about the remarkable gift: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/introdu...

Check out the latest NSLHD news, incl. a special event with our leading cancer researchers and the expert team from Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York. The partnership is offering opportunities to access the very latest cancer treatments. online.flippingbook.com/view/4305117... @sydney.edu.au

On the Health Report, Prof David Hunter challenges new research questioning the value of exercise for osteoarthritis. Listen here for more details: Benefits of exercise on osteoarthritis 'inconclusive' www.abc.net.au/listen/progr... via @abcaustralia.bsky.social @kollinginstitute.bsky.social

Flip through our latest flipping book to learn more about the wealth of activities and news across Northern Sydney, including a focus on clinical trials to help people lose weight safely, and maintain muscle mass. online.flippingbook.com/view/607187762

Our latest episode of Tomorrow’s Medicine Today with Professor James Elliott and Dr Matthew Doane, features Professor Thomas Eade, where he reveals how cancer treatment is getting smarter and faster. Listen to the latest episode here: bit.ly/4raMp9m Or on Spotify: bit.ly/4aIw7yL

In a sign of the investment in crucial research, three fellows have been appointed at Royal North Shore Hospital to drive investigations into heart disease, lung conditions and debilitating Meniere's disease. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/news/investi...

In this month's edition of North Shore Living Magazine, a feature on the increasing use of medications like Ozempic, and our researchers discuss some of the precautions to consider with their use. northsidelivingnews.com.au/wp-content/u...

The Kolling’s Prof Lisa Harvey will present the results of a unique clinical trial measuring the impact of early and intensive rehab for people with spinal cord injury. The event is hosted by the University of Nevada's Clinical Trials Forum. February 20 - 4pm Join: unlv.zoom.us/j/9689102978...

It’s the first NSLHD newsletter for the year - and in a sign of the remarkable dedication across Northern Sydney, a collection of health professionals have been featured in this year’s prestigious Australia Day awards. For more details: online.flippingbook.com/view/1040736...

Chronic pain affects so many of us, but could a small network of neurons in the brain hold the key to better treatment? PhD researcher Caitlin Fenech discusses how the brain processes pain and what changes when it becomes chronic. 🎧 Listen here bit.ly/4k14owg or on Spotify bit.ly/4aeBoxP

RETHINKING LUNG CANCER - In this episode of Tomorrow's Medicine Today, Professor Nick Pavlakis discusses how genomic testing for lung cancer is helping doctors choose treatments that are more targeted, effective and better tolerated. 📷 Listen bit.ly/49Go1VN 📷 Or on Spotify: bit.ly/3LLq9U6

🩺 TOMORROW’S MEDICINE TODAY 🩺 Neurofibromatosis is a complex, unpredictable and often misunderstood condition. In this episode of Tomorrow’s Medicine Today, A/Prof Mimi Berman discusses the latest clinical trials and treatments that could transform care. Listen now: bit.ly/4pd87YE or bit.ly/44LB4na

Here’s a chance to reflect on the year that was with the 2025 Year In Review. It offers an insight into the impressive clinicians and researchers across Northern Sydney and the high-quality and compassionate care offered throughout the year. online.flippingbook.com/view/358227615

It's the last newsletter for the year and it's certainly a bumper one - profiling the dynamic clinicians and researchers across Northern Sydney, and the huge range of recent activity from special awards and events to innovative research & healthcare services. online.flippingbook.com/view/1026650...

In this episode of Tomorrow’s Medicine Today, Prof Geoffrey Tofler discusses why triggers like stress and sleep disruption can increase the risk of another cardiac event. The episode also highlights an opportunity to join a new clinical trial. Listen here bit.ly/4qcdpV6 or on Spotify bit.ly/44uLCqF

Our charity partner the NORTH Foundation has launched its Christmas Appeal! Healthcare doesn't take a holiday with our research and patient care continuing every day. All donations help us deliver world-class care and life-changing breakthroughs. Give the gift of health today: bit.ly/4nthjHy

What really happens in the first moments after a stroke? In this episode of TOMORROWS MEDICINE TODAY A/Prof Martin Krause joins James Elliott and Matthew Doane for a fascinating discussion on the science reshaping brain repair. Listen now: bit.ly/47Zoy4c or bit.ly/47R2Kco

Check out today's flipping book profiling the latest news, and dynamic researchers and clinicians across Northern Sydney. There's a focus on new Alzheimer's disease drugs, the nation's biggest killers and a new team to boost our genomics research. online.flippingbook.com/view/483460289

The @kollinginstitute.bsky.social is set to welcome Australia’s leading genomics provider to the institute, paving the way for potentially life-changing genomics research. AGRF is establishing the high-tech lab as part of an exciting partnership. More: kollinginstitute.org.au/the-kolling-...

Don’t miss the chance to be part of a special showcase this Thursday featuring a group of our leading musculoskeletal researchers and clinicians. The free event kicks off at 10am in the Kolling Institute auditorium. Register today: kolling.sydney.edu.au/link/id/zzzz...

Our researchers at the Kolling Institute have launched a clinical trial to gain a better understanding of what causes a heart attack and you might be surprised by some of the possible triggers. Recruits are now being sought for the study. More: kollinginstitute.org.au/new-study-te...

Check out today's newsletter with a feature on one of our pain researchers. There's a focus on the wealth of impressive activity across the Northern Sydney Local Health District including a clinical trial to investigate triggers for a heart attack. online.flippingbook.com/view/5320276...

In what is seen as a significant breakthrough, two new Alzheimer’s drugs are now available in Australia. Our researchers however, are pointing to the measures we can take to lower our risk of the condition. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/researchers-...

One of the nation’s leading pain specialists is stepping down after a career spanning nearly 30 years. The Kolling Institute is hosting a special event to honour Professor Chris Vaughan and recognise his remarkable contribution. More: kollinginstitute.org.au/next-generat... @sydney.edu.au

Check out today's newsletter - It's a snapshot of the dynamic people driving top research and exceptional healthcare across Northern Sydney. online.flippingbook.com/view/680875665

Registrations are now open for our 2025 Kolling Institute Research Symposium. We're hosting the event on November 27 in the Kolling auditorium. It'll feature award winning journalist Sophie Scott, engaging talks and valuable networking. Register here: kolling.sydney.edu.au/pub/pubType/...

Co-inciding with World Arthritis Day, our researchers have joined a campaign to dispel some of the misinformation about osteoarthritis care. They're encouraging the community to avoid low-value care, in favour of evidenced based resources. More kollinginstitute.org.au/national-cam... @sydney.edu.au

The results of the world’s latest health check have been released today … and they show that heart disease remains our biggest killer, ahead of Alzheimer’s disease and lung cancer. Researchers say it's a timely reminder. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/new-report-i... @sydney.edu.au

On International Clinical Trials Day, we'd like to recognise the many expert and dedicated teams driving truly innovative clinical trials. Thank you to our impressive trial teams and the thousands of people who volunteer to be part of our life-changing research. #InternationalClinicalTrialsDay2025

Check out all the latest research our Kolling Institute teams are driving from our innovative discovery science through to our impactful translational work. online.flippingbook.com/view/3528227...

Leading Royal North Shore Hospital clinician and Kolling Institute researcher Professor Nick Pavlakis and Prof. Ben Solomon have secured a remarkable, multi-million grant for a clinical trial to inform treatment for lung cancer. Read more: kollinginstitute.org.au/multi-millio...