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Good jobs can lead to happy families

Good jobs can lead to happy families

Most people associate work with negative effects on family life, but new research from The Australian National University (ANU) has turned this view on its...

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Trans Pacific Partnership puts member countries' health at risk

Trans Pacific Partnership puts member countries' health at risk

International trade agreements bring new transnational food companies into countries, along with new food advertising and promotion. This has often led to an...

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2013 Sax Oration

2013 Sax Oration

The ACT Branch of the Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) invites you to join them for the Canberra...

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The Deeble Institute: connecting health policymakers, practitioners and researchers

The Deeble Institute: connecting health policymakers, practitioners and researchers

Ever complained about health policymakers ignoring the evidence? Then you need to hear about the work of the Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research. The...

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Medical myths: overweight people live longer

Medical myths: overweight people live longer

We’ve long known that too much excess weight increases your likelihood of dying prematurely. Or does it? Professor Emily Banks,  Dr Grace Joshy and...

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The challenge of improving urban health equity globally

The challenge of improving urban health equity globally

Sharon Friel recently spent time in British Columbia, Canada, on a week-long speaking tour, talking at the University of British Columbia; BC Population Health...

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PhD student selected as World Social Science Fellow

PhD student selected as World Social Science Fellow

Ferne Edwards, a current PhD student at NCEPH, was recently selected as one of twenty World Social Science Fellow at the recent Sustainable Urbanization...

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MAE student working to close the healthcare gap

MAE student working to close the healthcare gap

Dr Jason Agostino is a GP in the Gurriny Yealamucka Health Service in the Yarrabah Aboriginal Community, just south of Cairns. Currently halfway through his...

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Since 1988, NCEPH has devoted itself to improving the population's health through discovery, training and the translation of research into effective health policy. We strive to provide a work environment that is supportive and enriched by expertise in the broad range of disciplines needed to achieve excellence in population health research.

The quality of our research helped The Australian National University to receive a top rating of five in the 'Excellence in Research for Australia' assessment in the area of 'Public Health & Health Services', the only Australian university awarded this top rating.

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