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About Dr George Liangas
BSc(Med)Hons(Paeds) MBBS(UNSW) DCH FRANZCP CertChAdolPsych MPsychiatry MA
About Dr George Liangas
BSc(Med)Hons(Paeds) MBBS(UNSW) DCH FRANZCP CertChAdolPsych MPsychiatry MA
Biography
Biography
Dr Georgios (George) Liangas grew up in the western suburbs of Sydney. He completed his undergraduate medical training at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in 2002. Along the way, he received a Bachelor of Medical Science with first class honours for completing the research project, “Asthma and Excitement as Triggers for Asthma in Children”. This research project won the Margaret Dance Memorial Prize for Paediatric Research.
Publications:
Liangas G, Yates DH, Wu D, Henry RL, Thomas PS. Laughter-associated asthma. Journal of Asthma 41(2):217-221 (2004).
Liangas G, Lionis C. General practice in Greece: A student's and supervisor's perspective. Australian Journal of Rural Health 12(3):112 (2004).
Head SI, Bakker AJ, Liangas G. EDL and soleus muscles of the C57BL6J/dy2j laminin-α¬2-deficient dystrophic mouse are not vulnerable to eccentric contractions. Experimental Physiology 89(5):531-539 (2004).
Liangas G, Morton JR, Henry RL. Mirth-triggered asthma: is laughter really the best medicine? Pediatric Pulmonology 36:107-112 (2003).
Liangas G, Henry RL. Devising a laughter protocol to trigger asthma. Australian Journal of Comedy 8:23-39 (2002).
In 2010-2013, Dr. George made regular contributions to the monthly newspaper, The Greek Australian Vema, with the column “Fast and Furious: The impact of electronic media on children”.
