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Awareness can save lives. Early action can make a difference.🩷

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let’s turn conversations into action. From knowing the signs and understanding your breast health to supporting someone going through their journey, every step matters.

-Know your body. Know the signs.
-Encourage the people you care about to prioritise their health.
-Support those affected by breast cancer.
-Help build a future where better detection, treatment and research can create better outcomes.

At Linear, we believe research is more than data, it’s about people, families and the possibility of healthier tomorrows.

This month, take a moment to check in with yourself and the people who matter most. Because awareness starts with one conversation.

Want to learn more? Learn about breast awareness, what changes to look for and when to speak with a healthcare professional:
https://www.canceraustralia.gov.au/cancer-types/breast-cancer/breast-cancer-awareness

Why do clinical trials matter? 🩷

Before a new medicine or treatment can become widely available, it must be carefully studied in clinical trials to assess its safety, tolerability, how it is absorbed and processed by the body, and its effects in people.

Clinical trials provide a structured and controlled way to investigate these factors, generating data that helps researchers understand how a treatment behaves in the body and identify potential risks.

But clinical research isn’t just about medicines and data, it’s about people.

Every trial depends on participants who choose to take part. Their participation helps researchers collect important data and advance our understanding of new treatments.

Participants receive information about the study before deciding whether to take part, and trials are conducted according to carefully designed protocols and Good Clinical Practice standards.

At Linear Clinical Research, our teams support participants throughout their clinical trial journey, from screening through to follow-up.

Every participant contributes to research. Every study adds to what we know.

Visit linear.org.au/find-trials/ to explore our current studies.

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Usher Syndrome Awareness Day 💜

Usher Syndrome Type III (USH3) is a rare inherited disorder caused by mutations in the Clarin-1 gene, leading to progressive hearing and visual loss.

Linear is proud to have contributed to clinical research exploring a potential treatment for USH3, working alongside EyeXcel and The Usher III Initiative. Our involvement included a completed Phase 1 study in healthy volunteers, an important milestone in the development of a potential therapy for this rare disease.

Our Phase 1 study was an important step in the research journey, with healthy volunteers playing an important role in early-stage clinical research. We look forward to continuing to be part of the work in this area.

Thank you to the participants, researchers, clinicians and organisations helping move Usher Syndrome research forward.

Refer a friend. Earn $500. 💗

Know someone who might be interested in taking part in clinical research?

Refer them to Linear and receive $500 for every successful referral.

By sharing the opportunity, you’re helping connect more people with clinical research and contributing to healthier tomorrows.

- Support medical research
- Help build a healthier future
- Strengthen our community

Together, we can drive healthier tomorrows.

🔗 Want to refer a friend? Find the link in our bio.

T&Cs apply. Eligibility criteria apply to referrals.

1 in 8. That’s 1 in 8 men worldwide who may face a prostate cancer diagnosis in their lifetime.

This World Prostate Cancer Month, we’re shining a light on prostate cancer and the importance of being proactive about men’s health. While prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men, early detection and timely medical care can make a meaningful difference.

Knowing the signs, understanding your risk, and speaking with a healthcare professional when something doesn’t feel right are important steps towards taking control of your health.

Know the signs. Get checked. Change the odds. 💙

Because awareness can lead to earlier conversations, earlier action, and better health outcomes.

🔗 Know more: https://www.iarc.who.int/news-events/prostate-cancer-awareness-month-2026/

This Women’s Health Week, we’re putting women’s health in the spotlight. 🩷

Women’s health is about more than individual wellbeing. It’s about ensuring women’s health needs are understood, researched and represented so we can continue working towards better healthcare outcomes for generations to come.

At Linear, we’re proud that women make up the majority of our participants. Their involvement in clinical research reflects the growing role women play in helping advance our understanding of health and shaping the future of healthcare.

This week, we celebrate the women who prioritise their health, advocate for better healthcare and choose to be part of research that can make a difference. 🌸

Here’s to better research, better understanding and better health outcomes for women.

World Leukemia Day

Today, we stand with everyone affected by leukemia, patients, families, carers, and the wider community.
Leukemia Day is an opportunity to raise awareness, recognise the impact of this disease, and highlight the importance of research in moving us towards better treatments and brighter futures.

Every conversation raises awareness. Every discovery brings us one step closer to progress.
Together, we can keep hope moving forward.

Learn more-
https://www.worldleukemiaday.org/

Today, we’re showing our support for everyone affected by cancer and recognising the importance of research in improving cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

At Linear Clinical Research, we’re proud to be part of the clinical research community working towards better health outcomes and new treatment options for patients.

This Daffodil Day, we stand with those affected by cancer and the researchers, healthcare professionals and communities working towards a cancer free future.

💛 Find out more about Daffodil Day and how you can support Cancer Council’s work in cancer research:

https://www.daffodilday.com.au/about

Your next research opportunity could be just a message away. ✨

Join Linear’s WhatsApp & Messenger broadcast channels to stay updated on new clinical studies and opportunities to take part in research.

Stay connected. Be the first to know.

Join through these links now:
WhatsApp- https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbDovUF23n3e6uDblv2u
Messenger- https://www.facebook.com/messages/t/7674682675968191/

There’s no single “type” of clinical trial participant.

Every clinical trial has its own eligibility criteria, which can vary based on factors such as age, medication use, medical history, and whether you have a particular condition or illness.

Different studies. Different people. One goal: advancing medical research.🩷