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PhD Exit Seminar: Walu-win mayiny balugan mawang (well people and animals all together): Implications for One Health and Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
This exit seminar will present findings from an exploration of One Health within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
The Barriers and Enablers to Outbreak Reporting from the Local to the International Level »
An overview of a research proposal to identify the barriers and enablers to outbreak reporting and recommendations to improve the outbreak reporting process.
NCEPH Guest Speaker Seminar »
Why polio still teaches us lessons - recent outbreaks and why they happened
Investigation of the Contribution of Sleep and Physical Training as Protective Factors for Neurodegeneration and Cognitive Decline »
Investigating the sleep’s role in brain health and its interplay with other factors including physical activity.
The Effectiveness, Feasibility, and Acceptability of an Education Intervention Promoting Healthy Lifestyle to Reduce Risk Factors for Metabolic...
Developing and testing the effectiveness, feasibility and acceptability of education intervention to manage metabolic syndrome among working adults in Ethiopia.
Exit Seminar: Non-communicable diseases and risk factors among adults in Bahir Dar, Northwest Ethiopia »
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases, & cancers, are major global public health problems
NCEPH Graduation Morning Tea »
A morning tea organised for all July graduates and their families to acknowledge their achievements.
Scientific and Technical Area, or Everyday Life? – Analysis of Legal Regulations and Social Norms Around Human Milk Exchanges in Selected European...
How law and society intersect in the process of setting norms on human milk exchanges in selected EU countries.
The 24/7 economy and the wealth of nations: Parents’ employment precarity and child health and development »
The impact of parental employment status, work hours and work scheduling and job quality on children’s health and development.
Women's Time-use and Breastfeeding Practices: Preliminary Findings and Reflections from an Ongoing Study »
The study looks at the relationship between women’s time use and Breastfeeding among daily wage labourers employed at construction sites in Ahmedabad.