Claire Sadler

1 week ago | perthnow.com.au | Claire Sadler

Eczema sufferers are calling for more research into treatments for the painful skin condition, raising the alarm about the long-term use of steroid creams. Most common in children and adolescents, eczema advocates have in recent years increased calls for a national strategy to deal with the condition, which according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics affects 1.6 per cent of all Australians.

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Claire Sadler

Beau Shilton has spent countless days in hospital, missing out on spending time with his friends at school. But the six-year-old, who has cystic fibrosis, has been given the all clear to leave hospital for one very special reason — 65 Roses Day. Marked on Thursday and run by Cystic Fibrosis WA, the awareness day allows people to buy roses to help fund research and support for those living with the disease.

3 weeks ago | forces.net | Claire Sadler

For more than 100 years British ammunition has relied on two key chemicals to launch its rounds: nitroglycerine and nitrocellulose. But while effective, both are dangerous to manufacture, difficult to transport and reliant on supply chains that are increasingly under strain. Now, BAE Systems is pushing for a fundamental change - not in what explodes on impact, but in how it's made and what propels it.

3 weeks ago | forcesnews.com | Claire Sadler

For more than 100 years British ammunition has relied on two key chemicals to launch its rounds: nitroglycerine and nitrocellulose. But while effective, both are dangerous to manufacture, difficult to transport and reliant on supply chains that are increasingly under strain. Now, BAE Systems is pushing for a fundamental change - not in what explodes on impact, but in how it's made and what propels it.

3 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Claire Sadler

New research reveals overworking may alter brain structure, impacting emotional and cognitive function