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The issues surrounding the use of genetic data are complex. image created by James Hereward and Caitlin Curtis

Dramatic advances in forensics expose the need for genetic data legislation

Caitlin Curtis, The University of Queensland; James Hereward, The University of Queensland; John Devereux, The University of Queensland; Karen Hussey, The University of Queensland, and Marie Mangelsdorf, The University of Queensland

Police have powerful new genetic tools. How are we going to regulate their use? A Genetic Data Protection Act is one solution to ensure confidence in the way DNA is accessed and used.
Doctors are often asked to give prognoses, but they can’t be sure of how long patients will survive. Christine Gleason/Flickr

How much time have I got, doc? The problems with predicting survival at end of life

Sarah Winch, The University of Queensland; Bill Lukin, The University of Queensland, and John Devereux, The University of Queensland

Predicting how long a patient will survive is critically important for them and their families to guide future planning, yet notoriously difficult for doctors to predict accurately.

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