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What is inflammatory bowel disease? And how can my diet affect IBD? In this Q&A we ask Central Adelaide gastroenterologist, Professor Jane Andrews, the answers to some common questions about IBD. Read more 👉 loom.ly/bUDQLD0 #research #WorldClass #MedTwitter

Zita is full of praise for the care she has received as a clinical trial participant at TQEH. Zita enrolled in the GALAXI trial, which aims to test the effectiveness of a new drug to treat Crohn’s disease. Read more 👉 loom.ly/0dLUtWA

Sarcopenia is an age-related loss of muscle mass and strength. But can we prevent it? Let's Ask the Expert, Clinical Associate Professor Solomon Yu from The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Click here to watch the full episode ▶️ loom.ly/xO1kYTs

Antibiotics save lives - but antimicrobial resistance is a growing threat. Working at TQEH's Basil Hetzel Institute, Dr Katharina Richter aims to defeat antibiotic-resistant bacteria. 👂 Listen to Katharina explain her research in under three minutes loom.ly/dh_ZRSM #WAAW2023

Have you ever walked into a doctor's appointment, sat down and forgotten all the questions you were planning to ask? Meet Jesse, who is conducting research to help this common problem. Learn more ▶️ loom.ly/c92Tn0E

Inflammatory bowel disease is linked with poor sleep - but why? New research explores the complex interactions between mental health, sleep and inflammatory bowel disease. Here's our story on the new research ▶️ loom.ly/f9hqhAY

Research from Associate Professor Rosanna Tavella is focused on 'sensitive' blood vessels that constrict and limit delivery of oxygen to the heart, creating pain. Learn more via Central Adelaide's Translating Research video series. ▶️ loom.ly/0SbD4uY

“I caught the plane three times. I caught the ambulance two, three times up here too.” That’s one experience of a patient living in remote SA and having to travel for specialist healthcare. Telehealth can help, says new research. Read the story 👉 loom.ly/4Va7R_U

Proactive healthcare to support people after they are released from hospital is the focus of a new nurse-led program being trialled at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. #medicine #hospital #adelaide #care #patients Learn more 👉 loom.ly/6-I3nXY

Research taking place across Central Adelaide is hoping to improve how patients engage with their doctors, so they can be better informed about their health. Watch our latest Translating Research video to learn more ▶️ loom.ly/X9no1PE

In Australia, around 55,000 people experience a heart attack every year. Dr Clementine Labrosciano is working to build a reliable way for doctors to support patients at highest risk of hospital readmission after heart surgery. Click to watch ▶️ loom.ly/kuXuiwk

Are you keeping up to date with research at TQEH and Central Adelaide? Our June Research newsletter is packed full of updates. Click here to read more 👉 loom.ly/c_A4egg

You probably know your bra size -- but do you know your breast density? New research from TQEH shows that while some women have knowledge of breast density, older women are less likely to be aware of it. Learn more 👉 loom.ly/Hh3gEGE

Angina (chest pain) is commonly caused by blocked arteries. But it's not always that simple. Click to watch our interview with expert A/Prof Tavella, where she talks about an unusual type of angina ▶️ loom.ly/N6vmr8Y

Heads up: a biofilm is not a movie about biology. TQEH expert Dr Katerina Richter answers our questions about biofilms, bacteria and viruses. Watch here 👉 loom.ly/K_GqB9M

Congratulations to Uni of Adelaide Associate Professor Wendy Ingman, finalist in the 2024 Eureka Prize for Outstanding Mentor of Researchers. A/Prof Ingman is research lead at the Breast Biology and Cancer Unit at Basil Hetzel Institute at TQEH.

Doctors often tell elderly people they need to eat more protein and do gentle exercise. But why? We ask expert Clinical Associate Professor Solomon Yu to explain. Watch the full video here ▶️ loom.ly/9x4cGNw

What's the best way to help patients with overwhelming infection, known as sepsis? Multiple doses of antibiotics are regarded as the best treatment option – but new research suggests another option may be slightly better. Read our research story 👉 loom.ly/eKUceVg

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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional owners of the lands on which it's located. Read more about CALHN's commitment to reconciliation here - loom.ly/3n-CdYM