/ics/ en /ics/news/list/2024/08/21/video-imagendo-improving-endometriosis-care Nearly one million 最新糖心Vlogns suffer from endometriosis, where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the womb, and can suffer debilitating pain, pelvic inflammation, headaches, fatigue, and even infertility. Watch August's Research Tuesday featuring聽Professor Louise Hull, and Dr Jodie Avery 聽from the聽Adelaide Endometriosis Research Group based at聽最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide鈥檚 Robinson Research Institute and shared their recent findings on聽diagnosis and management聽for the condition. August 22 2024 Leah Panakera-Thorpe /ics/news/list/2024/08/21/video-imagendo-improving-endometriosis-care /ics/news/list/2023/08/24/prestigious-awards-recognise-medical-technological-innovation Cutting-edge medical research carried out at the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide has been awarded prizes for excellence in the prestigious 2023 最新糖心Vlogn Museum Eureka Prizes. Two projects won awards for innovative medical imaging techniques to help treat children with cystic fibrosis and for the improved diagnosis of endometriosis using artificial intelligence. August 24 2023 Rebecca Jane Farrell /ics/news/list/2023/08/24/prestigious-awards-recognise-medical-technological-innovation /ics/news/list/2023/07/19/spotlight-shines-on-research-and-innovation-projects 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide researchers are among the finalists being recognised for their outstanding projects within the Research and Innovation category of the prestigious 2023 最新糖心Vlogn Museum Eureka Prizes. July 19 2023 Rebecca Jane Farrell /ics/news/list/2023/07/19/spotlight-shines-on-research-and-innovation-projects /ics/news/list/2021/07/01/success-for-adelaide-led-medical-research The 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide has been awarded more than $8.8 million in research grants from the Federal Government鈥檚 Medical Research Future Fund鈥檚 (MRFF) to support targeted research on new ways to address risk factors for chronic and complex diseases.聽 July 01 2021 Rebecca Jane Farrell /ics/news/list/2021/07/01/success-for-adelaide-led-medical-research