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Mass casualty sim tests RBWH’s disaster response

20 February 2025|News, RBWH|

The Teamwork and Collaborative Training (TACT) team recently ran the first multidisciplinary, multi-departmental mass casualty simulation which involved clinicians and support officers from across the hospital.

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Did you know a disease is considered "rare" when it affects fewer than 2,000 people worldwide? Today marks rare disease day and with over 6,000 rare diseases out there, finding effective treatments is a huge challenge.

A/Professor Lata and the team at RBWH and UQCCR are investigating whether spider venom could help treat some of those rare genetic diseases. 🕷️🔬

As a Neurologist and researcher at RBWH, A/Prof Lata shares the profound impact rare genetic diseases have on patients.

"I have an epilepsy patient with a rare genetic condition caused by a KCNH1 mutation, diagnosed in only around 100 people globally. Our team is researching peptides derived from spider venoms with the hope they can target the cause, reduce the number of seizures and improve quality of life."
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Did you know a disease is considered rare when it affects fewer than 2,000 people worldwide? Today marks rare disease day and with over 6,000 rare diseases out there, finding effective treatments is a huge challenge.

A/Professor Lata and the team at RBWH and UQCCR are investigating whether spider venom could help treat some of those rare genetic diseases. 🕷️🔬

As a Neurologist and researcher at RBWH, A/Prof Lata shares the profound impact rare genetic diseases have on patients.

I have an epilepsy patient with a rare genetic condition caused by a KCNH1 mutation, diagnosed in only around 100 people globally. Our team is researching peptides derived from spider venoms with the hope they can target the cause, reduce the number of seizures and improve quality of life.
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Did you know a disease is considered "rare" when it affects fewer than 2,000 people worldwide? Today marks rare disease day and with over 6,000 rare diseases out there, finding effective treatments is a huge challenge.

A/Professor Lata and the team at RBWH and UQCCR are investigating whether spider venom could help treat some of those rare genetic diseases. 🕷️🔬

As a Neurologist and researcher at RBWH, A/Prof Lata shares the profound impact rare genetic diseases have on patients.

"I have an epilepsy patient with a rare genetic condition caused by a KCNH1 mutation, diagnosed in only around 100 people globally. Our team is researching peptides derived from spider venoms with the hope they can target the cause, reduce the number of seizures and improve quality of life."

Did you know a disease is considered "rare" when it affects fewer than 2,000 people worldwide? Today marks rare disease day and with over 6,000 rare diseases out there, finding effective treatments is a huge challenge.

A/Professor Lata and the team at RBWH and UQCCR are investigating whether spider venom could help treat some of those rare genetic diseases. 🕷️🔬

As a Neurologist and researcher at RBWH, A/Prof Lata shares the profound impact rare genetic diseases have on patients.

"I have an epilepsy patient with a rare genetic condition caused by a KCNH1 mutation, diagnosed in only around 100 people globally. Our team is researching peptides derived from spider venoms with the hope they can target the cause, reduce the number of seizures and improve quality of life."
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