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The image is an Aboriginal artwork featuring concentric circles of dots and solids in blue, white and mustard. U-shapes surround the circles and the background is filled with swirls, dots and small concentric circles. Orange butterflies, green flies and ferns overlay the image.

Co-design for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare and research

The image shows a young man in the driving seat of a car, through the driver's side window. The man is holding the steering wheel with his left hand, which has a plaster cast on it.

Complex wrist fractures increase car accident risk

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Supporting research from low-income and middle-income countries

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Respiratory muscle training before cardiac surgery

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Non-invasive interventions for burn scars

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Chronic vulvar pain front and centre

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Supporting research from low-income and middle-income countries

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5 Facts about physiotherapy and sports-related concussion

A woman is stretched out on a blue exercise ball.

GLA:D Back program launches in Australia

A woman stands against a white wall with the reflection of the sun across her face, symbolising a release from pain.

Psychological interventions may help improve pain and more in patients with hypermobility spectrum disorders

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