Jenny Doust
Clinical Professorial Research Fellow
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Jenny Doust is a Clinical Professorial Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her research focuses on women's health, particularly in relation to physical performance, cardiovascular disease, and endometriosis. She has contributed to various studies examining health-related quality of life and health service utilization in midaged women.
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Gita D. Mishra
University of Queensland
Cynthia Farquhar
Postgraduate Professo
University of Auckland
Gregore Mielke
Senior Lecturer
University of Queensland
Michelle Guppy
Head of School
University of New England
Tessa Copp
University of Sydney
Kai Eggers
Uppsala University
Karin Hammarberg
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Carissa Bonner
University of Sydney
Katrina Moss
University of Queensland
Lyndal Jane Trevena
University of Sydney
Katharine Wallis
Associate Professor
University of Queensland
Martin Than
University of Kansas Medical Center
Katy Bell
Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology
University of Sydney
Samuel Cornell
UNSW Sydney
Kirsten J McCaffery
University of Sydney
Michelle Peate
University of Melbourne
Grant Montgomery
Professorial Research Fellow
University of Queensland
Paul Glasziou
Bond University
Erin Cvejic
Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics
University of Sydney
Harold D. McIntyre
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Sarah (Sally) J Lord
Associate Professor, Research
The University of Notre Dame Australia
Sarah Lensen
University of Melbourne
Susan J. Jordan
University of Queensland
Ben W Mol
MONASH UNIVERSITY
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