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Mark Kearney

Bendigo, Melbourne
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Canberra Times, WAtoday, The Border Mail, The Courier (Ballarat, VIC), Bendigo Advertiser, FarmOnline, Journal of Infection and
Formerly @abcnews and @bgoaddy. Before that, school teacher. These days a media and comms professional.
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Plasma MERTK is causally associated with infection mortality

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By Michael Drozd, Fergus W Hamilton, Patrick J. Lillie, Oliver Brown Verified, Natalie Chaddock, Sinisa Savic, Khalid Naseem, Mark Iles, Ann Morgan, Mark Kearney, Richard M. Cubbon
| Journal of Infection Verified
Keywords Mortality Plasma proteomics MERTK Mendelian Randomisation GWAS Introduction In spite of the substantial impacts achieved by public health, anti-microbial and vaccine interventions, infectious diseases remain an important cause of death across the world.
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Remembering Gracie

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By Mark Kearney
| Exeter Lakeshore Times-Advance Verified
We tell Gracie when we first see her bounding out of a farmhouse near Exeter: “You’re a cutie.” Gracie (we name her that a day later) is a stray, apricot-coloured cockapoo in need of a haircut who wandered into this farmhouse a week before and was found sleeping on a hockey bag on the porch. The couple who live there tried to find out who might have owned her, but to no avail.
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Dogs used to sniff out elusive greater gliders in central Victoria

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By Mark Kearney
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Dogs used to sniff out elusive greater gliders in central Victoria Posted December 11, 2018 06:16:46 Pet dogs are being used to sniff out signs of a vulnerable native species not seen in parts of central Victoria for years. Volunteers and their canine companions have spent the past five weeks at La Trobe University's anthrozoology dog lab in Bendigo learning how to fossick for the faeces, or "scats", of the greater glider.
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