Research Strategy 2023–2028
Our journey to world-class care and research
CALHN’s Research Strategy outlines our roadmap for nurturing top-tier research talent, embracing innovative technologies and forging mutually beneficial research partnerships, to deliver enhanced patient outcomes.
Through our research efforts we aim to deepen our understanding of disease mechanisms and prevention, explore new treatment options, and develop diagnostic and predictive tools for disease detection and assessment.
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When too much air stops lungs working properly
Emphysema is a debilitating lung condition that leaves patients feeling breathless and anxious. On face value you’d think lack of air is the problem – but in reality, emphysema-damaged lungs retain too much air. That’s why one of the approaches...
Going ‘below the belt’ for better health in men
Research Pulse podcast Season 3 Episode 1 Global data tell a clear story: on average, men die around five years earlier than women. Better management of diseases such as diabetes and depression could help -- but for this to happen, men need...
How ‘living guidelines’ improve healthcare for you – and your grandma
Just ask your grandmother: from vaccines to antibiotics and pain relief for childbirth, the health treatments you receive in 2024 are markedly different from those available in 1984. That’s because new approaches and medications are continually...
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