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Perinatal research
2017 Butterfly Ball
18 November 2017 6:30pm
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2017 Butterfly Ball
Donation from Preceptory and Priory of Qld St John
Babies’ slow brain waves could predict problems
Published on:
25 May 2017
The brain waves of healthy newborns – which appear more abnormal than those of severe stroke victims – could be used to accurately predict which babies will have neurodevelopmental disorders.
Prof Paul Colditz and Dr Tracey Bjorkman - Lions Medical Research Foundation
Congratulations Dr Jan Hammill
Hear Professor Colditz on Premature babies with Kelly Higgins-Devine
Published on:
28 October 2015
Being pregnant can be the most wonderful time.
Dr Janet Hammill's article on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Funding medical research at the 2016 Butterfly Ball
2016 Butterfly Ball
22 October 2016 6:30pm
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Professor Paul Colditz speaks to ABC News Breakfast about a SIDS pledge
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