Webinars

Watch "Treatable Traits for Long COVID"

Watch Professor James Hull present a webinar on "Bedside to Podium"- Physical Activity and the Limiting Factors

Watch Associate Professor Vanessa Murphy present on "Breathing for Two Managing asthma in pregnancy and breaking the cycle of asthma in the next generation"

Watch Professor Luke Wolfenden present on how to undertake implementation trials

Watch Professor Vibeke Backer discussion difficult to manage chronic rhinosinusitis and asthma

This webinar presented Professor Andrew Searles and Dr. Shanti Ramanathan provides guidance on how to conduct research impact assessment using the FAIT model.

Asthma is a long-term lung condition that affects one in nine Australians, one of the highest rates in the world. It has a significant impact on people's health, quality of life and the health care system.

April 29th we celebrated the launch of The Centre of Excellence in Treatable Traits. Throughout the presentations Directors, Professor Vanessa McDonald and Conjoint Professor Peter Gibson along with Chief Investigator Professor Ian Pavord, explore the necessity of Treatable Traits and how we plan to implement this novel management of chronic airway disease.

Women with asthma are at increased risk of poor pregnancy outcomes, including preterm birth, low birth weight, caesarean section, gestational diabetes and neonatal hospitalisation, among others. Watch Professor Vanessa McDonald, Professor Michael Peek and Dr Vanessa Murphy discuss how the treatable traits approach can be applied to asthma in pregnancy.