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Process evaluation of a pharmacogenomic informed antidepressant prescribing intervention delivered in primary care: findings from the PRESIDE (PhaRmacogEnomicS in Depression) trial
ABSTRACT Background Major depressive disorder (MDD) impacts 300 million people globally, with most people being managed in primary care. Clinical response to antidepressant medications is highly variable. Pharmacogenomics (PGx) may improve prescribers’ ability to match an antidepressant medication with patient phenotype, increasing the likelihood of a response.
Polygenic Risk Scores for Prostate Cancer: Comparative Evaluations in UK and Australian Cohorts
1The Daffodil Centre, The University of Sydney, a joint venture with Cancer Council NSW, Sydney, Australia 2Department of Population Health, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Brisbane, Australia 3Statistical Genetics, Population Health, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Herston Rd, Brisbane, QLD, 4006, Australia 4School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, QLD, 4001, Australia 5School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of...
ICaN’s attitude transforms lives
Brothers Rob and James Riley started ICaN and aims to empower its local Indigenous community. (Supplied) When two Indigenous brothers found one of the last remaining forestry nurseries in Central NSW, they uncovered the beginnings of a life-changing business for a community they loved. Indigenous Concepts and Networking (ICaN) is a small business in Dubbo in regional NSW.
Cerrone’s moment in time: from a small Italian village to a world-renowned name
Nicola Cerrone says the best of business is making people happy. (Supplied) Appreciating beautiful things is an Italian way of life and something which runs deep in Nicola Cerrone’s DNA. Celebrating almost half a century in business is an achievement entrepreneurs dream of. For Nicola Cerrone, founder of leading Australian jewellery house Cerrone, he’s doing just that.
Black Star Pastry's crisis averted
Christopher Thé almost a physical breakdown to find out it's not always about working harder in business. (Supplied) When the creator of the world’s “most Instagrammed cake” found himself on the brink of a physical breakdown, quick thinking saved him and his business. Ten years ago, Christopher Thé stepped away from a long career as a chef in the fine dining scene to start his own business pursuing a passion for cakes, pastries and coffee.
A $20.7m trigger that inspired the creation of a whistleblowing app
Understanding the isolation whistleblowers face after uncovering a multi-million fraud case, Sylvain Mansotte developed a whistleblowing app - one that is versatile enough to be used by businesses, schools or in law enforcement. When Sylvain Mansotte discovered a $20.7 million insider fraud case he never thought that would lead to a new successful business venture.
Dreamtime Tuka flying high with Qantas
A small native bush food company is flying high as it shares its big flavours with Qantas passengers on all domestic flights. Dreamtime Tuka, a small company based in Wellington in regional NSW, is set to supply the airline with 150,000 slices flavoured in a mouth-watering lemon myrtle jam with a coconut topping.
Zhu Qin's First Day
SBS World News Radio: Keeping an age old tradition alive far from the country of origin is a challenge for many migrants, but for one Chinese opera singer sharing her culture with others has been a passion that's helped her stay connected to her roots. This is the sound of Shaoxing Opera. It's a traditional Chinese art based around romantic themes using an all-female cast. That voice you just heard is that of 42 year-old Zhu Qin.
'Tanna' earns historic Oscars nod
Marie Wawa, left, and Mungau Dain in a scene from the film Tanna. (Lightyear Entertainment) The critically acclaimed film 'Tanna' has earned Australia's first Academy Award nomination in the foreign language category. Filmed in Vanuatu, 'Tanna' is a tale of forbidden love and the struggle between the old way and the new, enacted by the Yakel tribe. Filmmakers Bentley Dean and Martin Butler developed the story with the local community, many of whom had never seen a film before.
Australia falls well behind in STEM simply by failing to improve
SBS World News Radio: An international study reveals Australia is failing to improve in key education areas as other countries surge ahead. A study looking at mathematics and science for Years 4 and 8 students show Australia's ranking has slipped behind countries seeing improved results, such as Kazakhstan and Slovenia. The results come from the four-yearly Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study.
Johnathan Thurston gets behind global 'homophobia free sport' campaign
Rugby League legend Johnathan Thurston has joined efforts to boot homophobia out of sports by embracing #RainbowLaces. The hashtag grew to be the top trend on Twitter on Tuesday morning and is part of a wider effort to stamp out problems around homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in sport, and call on more people to stand together. In a short video from SKINS Australia, Thurston says it’s 2016, yet homophobia is still a big problem in sport.
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