Liam Mannix is a science journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. With a focus on local Australian science stories, Liam covers a wide range of topics including health, environment, and technology. He is also the author of the book "BACK UP," which explores the science behind back pain.
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Liam Mannix's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific, health, and government & politics topics within Australia. His articles often cite data and report on government announcements or legal policy regulations.
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By: Liam Mannix
Montu is demanding The Age take down a story about its contentious customer referral system and reveal the sources behind it.
A man facing likely death from his own immune system has been saved by an experimental, AI-powered therapy co-developed by a team at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute.
By: Liam Mannix
Drinking just two teaspoons of methanol can cause blindness, while multi-organ failure and death are often the consequence of a larger dose.
Wealthy countries, including Australia, seem to be charting a different course to less-well-off nations when it comes to climate emissions. Why?
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