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    Florey expertise helps shape national Stroke Clinical Care Standard

    The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care has released updated national clinical care guidelines to support people recovering from stroke. Experts from the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry (AuSCR), a collaborative partnership led by The Florey, have helped strengthen the Stroke Clinical Care Standard using national data collected from hospitals and people who have…

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    Making sense of the brain’s memory banks

    How the brain transfers and stores information, such as the meaning of everyday sounds, remains largely unknown. New research from The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health has shed light on the process, identifying a key brain pathway that links short-term learning to longer-term memory storage. The research could help guide future studies into disorders of memory such as…

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    Understanding Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy

    Dr Ming Soh is a Research Fellow in The Florey's Neurophysiology of Excitable Networks Group. She studies Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), which remains one of the most devasting and least understood risks for people living with epilepsy. In this Q&A, Dr Soh explains what SUDEP is and how The Florey's world-leading research is working to better understand and ultimately prevent…

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    The Florey mourns the passing of Neale Daniher AO

    It is with deep sadness that The Florey mourns the passing of FightMND co-founder and former Australian of the Year, Neale Daniher AO. Neale was an extraordinary ambassador and tireless advocate in the fight against “the Beast” that is motor neurone disease (MND), which he courageously lived with for more than a decade. Through his powerful advocacy work, Neale helped to raise millions of…

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    Florey study points to the gut as a mediator of brain changes in neurofibromatosis type 1

    Florey researchers have found evidence of a possible link between gut bacteria and the brain-related symptoms in neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). Their study is the first to investigate a potential link. NF1 is an inherited condition that affects multiple body systems and increases the risk of tumour formation. NF1 can also result in cognitive and behavioural difficulties…

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    Dr Sonali Reisinger
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    AI-powered brain health project gets $30m boost

    The Australian Epilepsy Project (AEP) has been awarded $30 million through the Medical Research Future Fund to embed its leading brain health platform into the Australian health system. The Federal Government’s ongoing financial support will allow the AEP to give more clinicians and hospitals access to its advanced diagnostics and expertise. The funding will also support the…

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    Mr Tom Stocky

    Haydn Wright is General Manager – Business Development and works to support and increase the visibility of The Florey globally.

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    Generous art gift supports Florey brain research

    Melbourne fine artist and gallery director Antoinette Ferwerda has drawn on her fascination with the human brain to create a stunning painting for The Florey. Antoinette's generous art donation will support The Florey's extensive research program. The Florey’s brain research aims to help improve the lives of people like Antoinette’s art assistant, Evania Klintberg…

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    Antoinette painting Dreamscape
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    Pounding the pavement to help conquer cancer

    Hundreds of runners and walkers are keeping a baton moving around the clock in Melbourne as part of a unique fundraising event and Guinness World Record attempt. Money raised through the Conquer Cancer relay will support The Florey’s brain cancer researchers and children’s cancer charity Camp Quality. The event is running 24 hours a day during May and aims to cover more…

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    Jemima Montag