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lecture 2
Why health and biomedical informa...,
What is the demand for specialise...,
What is rationale
35
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lecture 3
What is incidence,
What is prevalence,
What is a risk factor
19
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lecture 4
What are other names for an obese...,
What are the core components of t...,
What is the who definition of met...
21
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lecture 5
What are blood glucose levels,
What happens after a meal,
What happens as blood glucose is ...
24
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lecture 6: cardiovascular risk factors
What is cardiovascular cv disease,
What are established cvd risk fac...,
What are other cvd risk factors
26
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lecture 7: lipid control in health and disease
To be able to describe and understand:
- the general features and roles of the different classes of lipoprotein
- lipid transport
- the factors that affect blood levels of cholesteryl esters and trialglycerols
-hypercholesterolaemia and hypertriglyceridaemia and some of the causes
- a current model of how atherosclerosis develops
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lecture 8: gut microbiota, health and disease
1. change in incidence of diseases and disorders in the Western world - why?
2. microbiome
3. metabolism – key metabolites/metabolic pathways
4. mechanism and metabolite sensing receptors
5. microbiota and disease
29
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lecture 9: metabolomics
- what is metabolomics
- what are the technologies that underpin metabolomics
- what questions can metabolite profiling be used to address
- metabolomics at the tissue, single cell level
24
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lecture 10: managing and preventing metabolic syndrome
How can we reformat the question,
How does weight loss improve feat...,
What were the treatment programmes
31
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lecture 11: a population health approach to managing metabolic syndrome
What have you learnt about the ca...,
What are traditional options open...,
What is health promotion
11
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lecture 12: pharmacoeconomics of type 2 diabetes treatments
What are types of economic evalua...,
What is an example of cost effect...,
What is a cost effectiveness plane
32
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lecture 13: tissue engineering - introduction
What is a stem cell,
Why is stem cell research important,
What are classic stem cell proper...
23
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lecture 14: stem cells: what is all the fuss?
What do people hear about stem cells,
How acceptable do the australian ...,
Does the australian public think ...
18
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lecture 15: stem cells – basic concepts
What happens between blastocyst a...,
What happens during embryogenesis,
What are determination and differ...
43
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lecture 16: stem cell therapies for respiratory diseases
How does the lung develop in the ...,
Of how many cell types is the lun...,
What is patterning of the foregut...
33
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lecture 17: tissue engineering - understanding tissue mechanics
What is the easiest way to unders...,
Wh,
What is functional tissue enginee...
22
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lecture 18: tissue engineering - novel biomaterials
What is tissue engineering,
What are different types of hurdl...,
What are components of tissues
24
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lecture 19: Airflow limitation: from bench to bedside
What is asthma,
What is the pathophysiology of as...,
What remodelling occurs in the as...
35
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lecture 20: the beta 2-adrenoceptor agonist: risk and reward
How does the burden of disease dr...,
What happens when airways are exp...,
What contributes to airway obstru...
17
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lecture 21: mast cells: friend and foe
What is the peritoneal mast cell,
Who was paul ehrlich,
What are mast cells best known for
24
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lecture 22: infections in asthma and COPD
What are basic aspects of viral s...,
What are general features of viru...,
What is an introduction to respir...
36
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lecture 23: smoking and lung health
What are current global smoking r...,
What is smoking consumption over ...,
What is the variable decline in g...
30
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lecture 24: biological therapies for respiratory disease
What is the definition of a biolo...,
How are nucleotide sequences targ...,
What is the targetting of exosomes
11
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lecture 25: an introduction to pain
What concepts to understand about...,
What are different types of pain,
What makes pain complex
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lecture 26: neurochemistry: pleasure and pain I
What is pain,
What is the pain experience,
What is the psychobiology of pain
35
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lecture 27: neurochemistry: pleasure and pain II
What are emotions,
What are the basic huma,
What is the role of the hypothala...
31
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lecture 28: neuropathic pain and analgesia I
What is neuropathic pain and anal...,
What is chronic pain,
What is chronic persistent pain
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lecture 29: neuropathic pain and analgesia II
What are cannabinoids,
What are cannabinoids,
What are phytocannabinoid compunds
38
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lecture 30: behavioural and developmental aspects of drug dependence
What was an old drug campaign,
When did people,
What is the system
33
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lecture 31: emerging treatments for drug dependence: clinical evaluation
What are substance use definitions,
What is the epidemiology of subst...,
What is the neurobiology of addic...
32
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lecture 32: feeding and weight control
What are features of the metaboli...,
What is homeostatic control of ap...,
What are peptides regulating food...
22
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lecture 33: orexin
What are hypocretins,
Where are hypocretins expressed,
What was seen after performing re...
31
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lecture 34: social media, crowd source funding and neuroscience research
What are the nuclei of the brain,
What are lesion brain regions,
What is cannulation
18
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lecture 35: emerging treatments for drug dependence: preclinical evaluation
What is the prevalence of drug use,
Is drug use protracted,
What is addiction
26
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lecture 36: the role of public policy in managing harm from alcohol
What is policy,
What is an example of good public...,
What has been the effect of publi...
29
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