Coming together as the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health

(Renaming of the Research School of Population Health)

Our purpose: To improve and protect population health and health equity for all through partnerships, research, education and implementation.

PhD student and Sir Roland Wilson Scholar, Kate Pennington
08
Mar

Student Conversations: an International Women’s Day Special »

This International Woman’s Day we chat with PhD student Kate Pennington about IWD and her experience studying at ANU
04
Mar

Mythbusting young Australians’ overestimation of vaping among peers »

E-cigarette use is seen as widespread, common and normal among young Australians even though hard data indicate that the clear majority of teens have not vaped.
28
Feb

Beyond medical script: why doctors prescribe social activities to treat chronic ailments »

Social activities are being 'prescribed' by healthcare professionals to enhance health and wellbeing of people with chronic conditions. How does it work?
19
Feb

Research leaves smoking stereotypes up in smoke »

Research debunks common myths about who smokes in Australia, & will help provide better support & potentially live-saving interventions for 2.5M daily smokers.
27
Mar

Ending rheumatic heart disease in Australia – research collaborations and policy partnerships

An NCEPH guest lecture presented by Professor Jonathan Carapetis AM
28
Mar

PhD Exit Seminar: Epidemiological and economic modelling of pharmaceutical interventions for respiratory disease in low- and middle-income settings

Gizem will present mathematical models and economic evaluations of interventions against COVID-19, pneumococcal disease, and emerging infectious diseases.

Acknowledgement of Country

The National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health is privileged to live on the traditional lands of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples. This country, home to our campus, is something to honour and we thank, respect and acknowledge the custodianship of Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples and their ancestors past, present and emerging.