by Georgia Rossiter | Apr 29, 2020 | News, Tech & Research
Uncommon areas of cardiovascular study have been boosted by $1.2 million funding awarded to University of Wollongong researchers. Two UOW cardiovascular research projects have received funding as part of the NSW Department of Health’s $150 million Cardiovascular...
by Gemma Mcdonald | May 28, 2015 | Illawarra, News
Cheeseburgers, hamburgers or vege burgers, if there is ever a time to have one, it’s today. Cafes, eateries and burger joints around the world are today celebrating International Burger Day. Businesses in Wollongong have jumped on the craze and are celebrating...
by Jessica Sparks | Mar 19, 2015 | Audio
One in seven Australian adults are affected by the gastrointestinal disorder, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Pain, discomfort and regular disruptions throughout the digestive system leave IBS sufferers feeling constantly debilitated and exhausted. Environmental...
by Alice Matthews | Mar 3, 2015 | Audio
About 10 years after WWII, a nurse in Melbourne hopped on a tricycle with a pot of soup and pedalled around to deliver it to peoples’ homes. Many no longer had family members to support them and some of the elderly had no means of getting meals. Unable to get to soup...
by Joseph Smith | Apr 2, 2014 | News
So, it seems mum and dad were kinda onto something when they nagged us to eat our fruit and vegetables. According to Time, a new study fresh out of London shows that eating more of the good stuff can lead to living longer. “Seven or more portions of fruit and...
