The opening of a $1.3 million pharmacy laboratory at Charles Sturt University on Wednesday 25 November marks a high point in the commitment to the recruitment and retention of pharmacists to country areas.

CSU researchers have made it easier for doctors to measure the strength of a patient's heart, potentially saving thousands of lives. The world leaders in the field of clinical haemodynamics have enhanced the practical use of a life-saving medical invention by developing an index to assist clinical staff to monitor and intervene in a range of cardiovascular conditions.

Synthetic vaccine technology to combat Ross River Fever and new anti-cancer molecules are the focus of new research projects by students from CSU's clinical science program.

The Perth Wildcats basketball team is the most successful franchise in the history of Australia's National Basketball League and part of its recent success is related to a CSU sport science academic.

A leading CSU speech and language acquisition researcher explained her research into children's multilingual speech when she delivered the Elizabeth Usher Memorial Lecture at the Speech Pathology Australia national conference on the Gold Coast this week.

A specially constructed pull-apart vehicle to help train paramedic students to free victims trapped in motor vehicle accidents will be officially handed-over to CSU by representatives of TAFE Western Institute on Friday 19 July.

Researchers at CSU in Bathurst are seeking teenage cricket fast bowlers to help determine standards to minimise the risk of lower back injury.

To help meet the shortfall of podiatrists in regional and rural Australia, more local students are wanted for Charles Sturt University’s new podiatry course.

It may come as no surprise that paramedics and firefighters are considered by the Australian public to be the 'most trusted professions'. Both share the number one position in the Readers Digest 2013 Australia's Most Trusted Professions poll.