Red Imported Fire Ants stings: Health Risks and Costs in Australia
The University of Melbourne
Red Imported Fire Ants are spreading across Queensland, causing allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, yet we're still relying on outdated international data to understand their true health impact on Australians.
The National Allergy Centre of Excellence and the University of Melbourne have launched a new Queensland-based study, and your real-world experience with RIFA sting cases will help.
What we're asking about:
• Your experiences with RIFA sting cases and allergic reactions
• Clinical management approaches
• Practical insights for establishing an Australian RIFA registry
Your survey response is important, plus you could win one of two $150 Coles gift cards!
🔬 PLEASE TAKE OUR SURVEY NOW 🔬
Just 8 - 10 minutes | Completely anonymous | closes: February 2026
Please contact Dr Diego J Lopez (Email: diego.lopezperalta@unimelb.edu.au) if you have follow-up questions.
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