Meet 2017's Central Clinical School BMedSc Honours students! Please make them feel welcome.
L-R front row: Zelia Chiu, Tiffany Tie, Louisa Thong, Stevi Harman, Donna Almira, Jacinta Cheng.
L-R back row: Prof Karin Jandeleit-Dahm (BMedSc Honours Co-Coordinator), Stephanie Naidu, Rachel Morley, Thomas Shiels, Darcy Tupper-Creed, Ned Latham, Kisha Wijesinghe, Lewis Ronan, Patrick Maclean, Chloe Durukan, Joshua Kontrobarsky, Michayla Doherty, Prof Merlin Thomas (BMedSc Honours Co-Coordinator). Absent: Anna Mitchell.
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17 Mar 2017
Photo of the week: 2017 Bachelor of Medical Science Honours students
What's on at CCS for 20-24 March 2017
Bee Mitchell- Dawson |
Central Clinical School (CCS) has regular seminar series and postgraduate presentations. Event notices are posted on the CCS Events calendar.
CCS staff & students can see details of both public and local events (including professional development courses, trade fairs and Graduate Research Student calendars) and deadlines, at the CCS intranet's Announcements page. Various departments have their own calendars.
See CCS seminar index:www.med.monash.edu.au/cecs/events/seminars.html
What's on for 20-24 March 2017
Mon | 20/03/2017 | ► | 12:30 | Inaugural Alfred Psychiatry Ground Round for 2017: Bee Mitchell-Dawson |
Tue | 21/03/2017 | ► | 11:00 | ACBD seminar: A/Prof Chen Davidovich |
Wed | 22/03/2017 | ► | 09:00 | Immunology Seminar: Ilia Voskoboinik (Peter Mac) |
Thu | 23/03/2017 | ► | 11:30 | Cutting Edge Journal Club: Craig McKenzie |
► | 12:00 | The Alfred Grand Round: TBA |
CCS Publications update: 11-17 March 2017
Prof Robyn O'Hehir et al's recent article on grass allergen peptides |
Allergy, Immunology and Respiratory medicine
Abramovitch JB, Lopata AL, O'Hehir RE, Rolland JM. Effect of thermal processing on T cell reactivity of shellfish allergens - Discordance with IgE reactivity. PLoS One. 2017 Mar 8;12(3):e0173549. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0173549. eCollection 2017.
Improving pain control after surgery
Example of a Visual Analog Scale (VAS) to measure pain intensity |
Pain is a subjective and emotional experience that can vary widely between individuals, but being able to measure it effectively is important for clinicians gauging the level of comfort of their patients and for researchers investigating it.
A study conducted by Monash University and Alfred Hospital researchers has led to the development of a simple yet effective measurement technique to help manage pain control and reduction after surgery and trauma.
Review shines light on eye movement research
Jessica Myles, first author on the study
on eye movement and schizotypy |
When 2014 Honours year student Jessica Myles (pictured) started a review of the literature about eye movements and schizotypy in 2014 she had little idea that the project would take her two years and would mean trawling through more than 900 abstracts and articles. “It was a behemoth!” she joked.
Ms Myles’ 22-page paper appeared in the journal ‘Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews’ last month. Overseen by Dr Caroline Gurvich and Adjunct Associate Professor Susan Rossell at the Monash Alfred Psychiatry research centre (MAPrc), the systematic review identified, collated and appraised eye movement studies involving behavioural, neuroimaging and genetic data in individuals with high schizotypy and first-degree relatives of schizophrenia patients, published between 1980 and September 2016.
16 Mar 2017
Fulbright women in STEM: Mary Ajamian, Gastroenterology
Mary Ajamian (pictured) recently completed a Fulbright fellowship in Central Clinical School's Department of Gastroenterology. She enjoyed the experience so much that she is returning to us as a PhD student - welcome Mary!
See her Fulbright Women in STEM story, and her latest research listed in PubMed, on inflammatory markers in Lyme disease and in a different patient population, those reporting sensitivity to wheat.
See her Fulbright Women in STEM story, and her latest research listed in PubMed, on inflammatory markers in Lyme disease and in a different patient population, those reporting sensitivity to wheat.
Media mention: Alzheimer's trial using TMS
A/Prof Kate Hoy |
16 Mar 2017 Channel 9 https://www.9now.com.au/today/2017/clip-cj0bte7av00bu0gloc3ow3nq4
15 Mar 2017 SMH, Age http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/brain-stimulation-for-alzheimers-disease-patients-shows-promise-20170313-guwz2p.html
14 Mar 2017 Herald Sun http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/magnets-to-manipulate-brain-activity-latest-therapy-to-improve-early-symptoms-of-alzheimers-disease/news-story/75530cd8939c742371c2c9d2cf447dfe
15 Mar 2017
Perspective: When free market ideology and medical safety regulations collide
The US Presidential election always causes a ripple effect around the globe, so it will be no surprise when Trump’s backwash eventually works its way into our GP consulting room.
His nominee for head of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) [Dr Scott Gottlieb] is likely to result in an eventual flow-on effect, reducing the average effectiveness and safety of drugs we prescribe.
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