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22.01.2022 By finding a way to skip bad genes, Australian scientists have made a breakthrough that could lead to treatments for thousands of until-now-untreatable inherited diseases. Murdoch University researchers say the method has already stopped the advance of one fatal rare disease: a childhood muscle-wasting condition called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/vrgl50EifTa

19.01.2022 A new study from The University of Western Australia into the impacts of #COVID19 physical distancing has found people who were able to quarantine or self-isolate at home had much better mental health than those in hotels. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/MhkT50En0pN

16.01.2022 Australian scientists have found that when it comes to prostate cancer, not all plasticity is good plasticity. Flinders University researchers say they’ve found the mechanism that makes plastic prostate cancer cells evolve to avoid some chemical therapies, providing the world with new insights into how prostate cancers morph. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/3BDy50EuDHo

16.01.2022 Forgetfulness is a feature, not a flaw, in the design of the human brain. Bond University research says forgetting helps declutter our mental space and improves efficiency. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/Lglw50EtGl7

08.01.2022 Self-employment is no nirvana for mums. Researchers at The Australian National University and La Trobe University say the move to entrepreneur can backfire for women with families. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/9yKS50En1lS

06.01.2022 Australian scientists have found that it’s just not cricket for people with seafood allergies who would like to try eating insects. Edith Cowan University (ECU) researchers studied food products made from crickets and identified 20 proteins which could cause serious allergic reactions for some people particularly those already allergic to seafood. #KeepItClever http://ow.ly/WQyL50Ep4gN