Tabitha Carvan

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Tabitha Carvan is the Lead Science Writer for the ANU College of Science and Medicine. Her stories for Science at ANU have appeared numerous times in Nature Briefing, Australian Geographic, and the Best Australian Science Writing anthology. You can contact her at tabitha.carvan@anu.edu.au

Articles

An man riding a horse

The first thing you notice about Dr Sam Gubicak is he’s on a horse.

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Jane Dahlstrom

Walking along the shelves, Professor Jane Dahlstrom indicates a spleen, preserved in fluid and encased in perspex, and says, “Yes, I remember that patient.”

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A child

Research from the ANU Medical School has found doctors are using children in refugee families as interpreters for their parents.

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3 women smiling

The women move to separate rooms where they take off their clothes, put on a hospital gown, and lie there, topless, as hundreds of hands touch their breasts.

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Professor Paul Martin

If you're suffering from migraine, should you see a doctor about it – or a psychologist?

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One baby’s tragic death led to a $20-million trial to prevent similar cases.

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