Research Australia's INSPIRE Issue 19 - A focus on data in health and medical research

CHILDHOOD DEMENTIA:

IT’S TIME TO DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY

Angelina with her mother, Niki in 2020. Angelina suffers from Lafora disease. She had no symptoms of childhood dementia until 2018 when she was 14 years old. Today, she is unable to attend school and is suffering significant cognitive decline. 16 INSPIRE 019 | 2021

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Research Australia's INSPIRE Issue 19 - A focus on data in health and medical research

Published on Apr 30, 2021Medicine

Research Australia

We are so pleased to publish the next issue of INSPIRE focusing on the importance of data and digital technology in health and medical research. This issue also starts the celebrations for our 20th Anniversary, features several Award Sponsors and Award alumni and outlines a selection of our recent member forums. We trust you enjoy reading it and encourage you to share it widely. Thanks to the following contributors to this issue: Bupa Health Foundation; Childhood Dementia; Deakin University; Digital Health CRC; Evidentli Pty Ltd; GSK; Hunter Medical Research Institute; Murdoch Children's Research Institute; Orygen; Queensland University of Technology; Sax Institute; St Vincent’s institute; Telstra Health Foundation; The George Institute.

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