🧬Research opportunity: We are offering 1 Honours project @Sydney_Uni@KollingINST@sydFMH_EMCR@Syd_IntStudents starting on S1 2024 to study rare variants in the coding regions of patients with Meniere disease and Tumarkin endotype. EoI✍️ https://t.co/DjJfc423Si
Why Australia must break the conspiracy of silence and restore hearing to the most vulnerable | Ranjana Srivastava | The Guardian https://t.co/4BbwF0BlBe
NCEP has placed Earth's average temperature yesterday as the hottest single day thus far measured by humans.
This is driven by the combination of El Niño on top of global warming, and we may well see a few even warmer days over the next 6 weeks.
Join our team in Sydney -Competitive PhD scholarship @Sydney_Uni to study the genetic bases of Meniere Disease by genome sequencing @KollingINST@syd_health https://t.co/b9hM1QKjML
The first of their kind #GRACE3 guidelines for acute management of #dizziness in the #ED have been published in #SAEM. Read the full guidelines at https://t.co/K0CI3TwHSk. @SAEMonline
Excited to share the following publication. An important message (we think!) about the evolution of signs in patients with acute vertigo: https://t.co/KrylFogNhm
@FredLepore I had a similar experience—hired a VW Jetta and got a 2020 Ford Mustang GT Convertible. Was fun through Shenandoah NP and Skyline Drive, then half a tank of gas to climb Spruce Knob! Great way to finish a postdoc.
@CLOSLER That all colours echo the CLOSLER theme.
Could include a diversity of physical examination instruments to represent different modalities, e.g., stethescope, percussion hammer, tuning fork, oto/oph scopes?
We are seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to join Meniere disease Neuroscience lab to conduct bioinformatics analysis of human genetic data (WGS/WGBS/RNAseq) at our new lab @KollingINST@Sydney_Uni@syd_health@genyo_pts@ibsGRANADA More info https://t.co/x0LZ5dc2PP
@NeringaJurkute My watch often alerts me too :-)
I find it helpful to think of the great conversations I will have afterwards about the topic I'm sharing, and smile to reassure myself I am ok.
"Our vestibular system operates a bit like a stereo, with our left and right ears sending separate signals to our brain. They need to send precisely the same information for us to remain balanced." Great article!