Associate Professor Vanessa Murphy is a research scientist investigating the characteristics, mechanisms, and consequences of asthma exacerbations during pregnancy and their health impact on both mother and baby. Her research interests focus on asthma in pregnant women. Her research is trialling new approaches to the management and treatment of asthma during pregnancy, with a focus on reducing the rate of asthma exacerbations in pregnancy and improving health outcomes for the baby.
Vanessa presented on the launch of the Asthma in Pregnancy Toolkit developed by the University of Newcastle in collaboration with over 50 national and international stakeholders, including Asthma Australia health experts and asthma champions. Her presentation coincides with the launch of the Breathe Well for your Baby campaign delivered in partnership with Asthma Australia and funded by the ACT Government.
14 окт 2024
