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    The Prevalence And Trajectory Of Kidney Disease In Urban Aboriginal Children

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $94,515.00
    Summary
    The Study of Environment and Aboriginal Resilience on Child Health is a major NHMRC funded project looking at the health and illness of urban Aboriginal children in Australia. By working together with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services across urban and large regional centres in NSW the study team hope to better understand the causes of common diseases such as kidney and heart disease, and whether these first begin in childhood.
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    Clinical And Microbiological Predictors Of Post-operative Crohn's Disease Recurrence

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $120,253.00
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    The multi-centre randomised controlled POCER (Post-Operative Crohn’s Disease Recurrence) trial has shown that following “curative” surgery, the anti-tumour necrosis factor drug adalimumab prevents recurrent disease in almost all patients. I will examine the multiple factors that contribute to disease recurrence including assessment of mucosal microbiota, faecal biomarkers and serological antibody markers in patients with Crohn's disease. Results will improve clinical outcomes and change internat .... The multi-centre randomised controlled POCER (Post-Operative Crohn’s Disease Recurrence) trial has shown that following “curative” surgery, the anti-tumour necrosis factor drug adalimumab prevents recurrent disease in almost all patients. I will examine the multiple factors that contribute to disease recurrence including assessment of mucosal microbiota, faecal biomarkers and serological antibody markers in patients with Crohn's disease. Results will improve clinical outcomes and change international practice.
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    HMGB1: A Novel Player In The Pathogenesis Of Inflammatory Myositis?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $84,800.00
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    The project aims to determine whether HMGB1, a pro-inflammatory molecule, plays a key role in the cause of inflammatory myositis, an extremely disabling muscle condition characterised by progressive weakness.
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    Long-term Surgical And Socioeconomic Outcomes Following Aortopulmonary Septal Defect Repair In Children

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $89,197.00
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    About 2% of heart defects are due to communication between the 2 main arteries exiting the heart (truncus arteriosus and aortopulmonary window). If untreated, up to 30% of children die in the first year of life. With surgery many patients are now surviving into adulthood. The long-term outcomes are unknown. This study will review all patients with this defect across Australian and New Zealand. Results from this study will allow us to best manage these patients in the short and long-term.
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    Clinical And Microbiological Studies Of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation In Ulcerative Colitis - A Phase II, Multicentre, Randomised Double Blind, Exploratory Proof Of Concept, Placebo Controlled Trial

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $140,949.00
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    Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the large bowel. It is the result of a dysfunctional immune system that inappropriately targets and damages the colon. There is increasing evidence that gut bacteria play a crucial role in UC, possibly by stimulating inappropriate activation of immune cells. We believe that by "transplanting" the faeces (and thus gut microbes) of healthy individuals into the colon of UC patients, we may change the bacterial make up and correct .... Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting the large bowel. It is the result of a dysfunctional immune system that inappropriately targets and damages the colon. There is increasing evidence that gut bacteria play a crucial role in UC, possibly by stimulating inappropriate activation of immune cells. We believe that by "transplanting" the faeces (and thus gut microbes) of healthy individuals into the colon of UC patients, we may change the bacterial make up and correct the inappropriate immune system activation.
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    The Epidemiology And Burden Of Liver Disease In Australia With An Emphasis On Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $151,143.00
    Summary
    Non alcoholic fatty liver disease is now the commonest cause of abnormal liver function in Australia due to its close association with the obesity epidemic. It is likely to become the leading cause of liver failure and liver cancer over the next few decades. Despite this, the prevalence in Australian populations is unknown. The aim of this project is to assess how common this disorder is, the burden it places on the healthcare system and the effectiveness of treatment for liver cancer caused by .... Non alcoholic fatty liver disease is now the commonest cause of abnormal liver function in Australia due to its close association with the obesity epidemic. It is likely to become the leading cause of liver failure and liver cancer over the next few decades. Despite this, the prevalence in Australian populations is unknown. The aim of this project is to assess how common this disorder is, the burden it places on the healthcare system and the effectiveness of treatment for liver cancer caused by advanced non alcoholic fatty liver disease.
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    For Every Question, There Is An Answer: Application Of Genomic Sequencing And Functional Genomics For Disease Gene Discovery In Children With Orphan Phenotypes

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $99,682.00
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    My PhD study will look closely at the genes in a family to see what is different and whether this difference is the cause of rare health problems. I will focus on children with highly unique conditions in which intellectual disability/developmental delay is a key feature. My study is important because if I can find the exact cause of rare genetic conditions, then I hope to improve the welfare of patients and families affected by these types of conditions.
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    The Two Hearts Beat Study: Determining The Benefits And Barriers Of Echocardiographic Screening In Pregnancy For Indigenous Women In The Top End Of The Northern Territory

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $132,743.00
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    The Two Hearts Beat project is a novel study utilising technology and multi-disciplinary care to improve health outcomes for Indigenous pregnant women living in the Top End of the Northern Territory. In this study a heart ultrasound scan will be integrated into standard antenatal care. The scan will screen for RHD and other heart disease that may impact the pregnancy, determining the rates of RHD in this population. The acceptability, cost and impact of this initiative will be determined.
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    Cardiovascular Disease; Priorities And Outcomes For People With Chronic And End Stage Kidney Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $81,976.00
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    This thesis will investigate the patterns, causes and effects of heart disease in chronic kidney disease patients; how heart disease impacts on hospital admission patterns and mortality over time. We will explore the relationship between cognition, cardiovascular and kidney disease; the impact on patient outcomes and quality of life. Finally, we will explore how current research funding reflects disease burden, research output and the stated priorities of patients with chronic kidney disease.
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    Implementing Innovative Trial Methodologies For Chronic Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $128,224.00
    Summary
    Chronic kidney disease and diabetes are associated with increased cardiovascular disease, hospitalisation and mortality. Health can be improved through better delivery of care. I plan to perform a population based study to identify people with kidney disease or diabetes who do are not receiving optimal care as described in current guidelines. From this, I plan to develop a trial to close the gap. I also plan to assess whether data linkage is an accurate method to conduct trial follow-up.
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