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Professor Gabriele Bammer has been invited to attend a meeting of the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs in New York in early May.
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When a nine-year-old boy who had just buried his family arrived at an Ebola treatment centre, a Canberra doctor was struck by his resemblance to her nephew.
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On 16 March the Centre for Ageing, Health and Wellbeing (CRAHW) partnered with Alzheimer’s Australia (ACT) to present a public seminar aimed at carers, consumers, and health professionals to bring people up-to-date with current research on dementia and dementia prevention.
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BrainyApp, the free app that can help people improve their brain health, has been upgraded to reflect the latest scientific research, engage more with users and still includes games and trivia for an element of fun.
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Australia's population is ageing. The Productivity Commission says by 2060, 14 per cent of Australians will be aged 75 years or older. With more of us living longer, what does the future of ageing look like? Wolfgang Mueller from SBS Radio finds out.
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Dr Kamalini Lokuge, a Research Fellow at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, has inspired an International Women's Day audience with stories of her work delivering health care in crisis situations.
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CMHR PhD Student Brad Carron-Arthur has recently travelled to Lake Las Vegas to take part in the World’s Toughest Mudder race.
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CRAHW and DCRC-EDP Director, Professor Kaarin Anstey, has won $2.5 million in the latest NHMRC funding round to host a new Centre of Research Excellence on Cognitive Health.
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CMHR would like to congratulate Dr Lou Farrer who has won a prestigious Young Tall Poppy Science award.