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Trans20: A Longitudinal Cohort Study To Improve Outcomes For Transgender Children And Adolescents
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$1,566,662.00
Summary
1% of young people now identify as transgender or gender diverse (TGD), and increasing numbers are presenting for specialist gender-affirming clinical care. This study will prospectively evaluate the health outcomes and well being of a large cohort of TGD children and adolescents who received such care. By doing so, this research will address critical knowledge gaps in this important and emerging area of health care so as to maximise health outcomes and minimise harm for this vulnerable group.
Food Allergy In The First 15 Year Of Life: Wave 5 Of The HealthNuts Longitudinal Study
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$2,435,075.00
Summary
Understanding why some food allergy persists into adolescence is critical because adolescents are at highest risk of life-threatening allergic reactions. Food allergy also has lifelong impacts on children's health. HealthNuts is a longitudinal study of 5300 children that measured allergic diseases from infancy. At the age 15 follow-up, we will identify predictors of food allergy persistence and severity, and the consequences of infant food allergy on later respiratory health.