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A team of researchers from Monash University in Australia and the University of Birmingham in the UK has developed a groundbreaking blood test that can accurately detect

The opaque risk rating system, used in Australian detention centres, is riddled with errors and effectively makes the company ‘judge, jury and executioner’, says one former detainee

Given that 20% of road accidents worldwide are attributed to sleep deprivation, researchers intend to utilize the blood test to identify sleep-deprived drivers in the future.

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Former host of Q+A Stan Grant has stepped down from his role just six months into the job, turning his attention to a new role.

A team of scientists has developed a blood test that can detect when someone has not slept for 24 hours, also called sleep deprivation. This level of sleep deprivation increases the risk of serious injury or fatality in safety critical situations, according to experts at Monash University in

A blood test developed by Monash University and the University of Birmingham accurately detects sleep-deprived drivers, with a 99.2% accuracy rate. It

The MRFF-funded Artificial Heart Frontiers Program will seek to develop and commercialise three key devices to treat the most common forms of heart failure.

Known as one of the most barren places on the planet, Antarctica may soon become a hospitable host for coastal plants and animals. New University...