Surge in baby allergies linked to antibiotics in labour, ECU study finds
A common treatment given to thousands of women during labour could dramatically increase the risk of allergies in their babies, new research has revealed.
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A common treatment given to thousands of women during labour could dramatically increase the risk of allergies in their babies, new research has revealed.
ECU welcomes Indonesian secondary students to explore international education pathways.
An ECU study of more than 400 Australian travellers has set out to discover what the most influential drivers are behind our decisions to delegate travel planning to AI, and what our threshold is when it comes to trust.
Discover a moment of awe amid atmospheric mist, and marvel at the four-storey digital display at ECU City.
The annual Stanford/Elsevier study ranked one ECU researcher 124th on a list of more than 11 million scientists worldwide.
ECU's Midwifery Student-led Clinic will provide accessible, bulk-billed pregnancy and postnatal care for women in the South West region.
Times Higher Education has ranked ECU first in Australia for Research Quality, placing the University among the world's leading institutions and recognising the global impact of its research.
Distinguished guests gathered to officially launch ECU City, celebrating a landmark campus bringing education, industry and culture together in the heart of Perth to create new opportunities for students and Western Australia.
ECU's double win at the 2026 WA Export Awards was testament to the University's significant contribution to the WA economy through international education programs.
Professor Finch is one of just three Western Australian-based researchers elected to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences in 2026.
A trial of a special fibre formula created by scientists at Edith Cowan University has shown it could bring relief to millions of people living with the pain and discomfort of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
An ECU study aimed to determine whether a compulsory service-learning program offered in a WA secondary school influenced former students to continue service in their lives after graduation.
Brownies and ice cream aren’t usually associated with healthy eating, but researchers at Edith Cowan University have found a way to turn them into nutrient-packed powerhouses.
New research from Edith Cowan University and Playgroup WA has surveyed 726 Western Australian parents of children aged 0-8 about how they use social media and its impact on parenting.
According to a recent survey of adult travellers, 28.8% of Australians used generative artificial intelligence (AI) to find deals, check out destinations and create their travel itineraries.
Synchronous condensers have been around for more than a century - but their use declined as grid technologies improved. Now, they're making a comeback.
ECU research provides lessons both for businesses designing loyalty programs, and consumers who want to get more out of them.
Literature has always been a complex game of repetition and influence.
For six months in 2025, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operated a radically different model for delivering food to Palestinians in Gaza.
New research into Australasian public servants, led by Dr Esme Franken from Edith Cowan University, shows how red tape and reactive workplaces are squandering genuine employee commitment.
Renewed and increased support by the Bendat Family Foundation for the successful program has been matched by ECU, with 18 students set to receive Bendat Family Foundation Equity Scholarships from 2027.
ECU Sport's night of nights was held off the back of the University's memorable performance at UniSport Nationals, where ECU's largest-ever student contingent competed across 17 sports and won three gold medals.
The Tokyo City University Australia Program has become the largest student mobility program between Japan and Australia since it began in 2016.
ECU student counsellors bring mental health conversations into the heart of the community.
Since 2006, over 687 Occupational Therapy graduates have gone on to enrich the lives and wellbeing of our community throughout Western Australia and beyond.
ECU sent its largest-ever contingent of students to compete across 17 sports at the 2026 edition of Australia's premier university sporting event.
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