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Congratulations to Robyn Lucas the 2016 recipient of the Tony Ayers Prize for Excellence in Research in Translational Medicine, established by the John James Foundation in honour of the Foundation's long-time Board member, the late Mr Tony Ayers AC.
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CMHR would like to congratulate PhD student Jin Han who won the 2016 ACT Mental Health Week Grant.
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Dina Saulo our MAE alumni has been working in West Africa on Ebola for the last year.
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Professor Kaarin Anstey, and Dr Ruth Peters (formerly of Imperial College London) and who is now a key researcher for the newly emerging International Research Network on Dementia Prevention (IRNDP) collaborated on the production of an infographic that shows what factors do - and don't - reduce the risk of dementia.
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Congratulations to newly appointed CRAHW researcher Kimberly Ashby-Mitchell who was awarded a prize for her oral presentation entitled 'Mental health expectancies in Latin America and the Caribbean' at the Caribbean Public Health Agency's conference.
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Professor Hal Kendig, Chief Investigator at the Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR) and his colleague Professor James Nazroo from the University of Manchester, have edited a special edition of the Journal of Population Ageing.
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A special issue ‘Life Course Influences on Inequalities in Later Life: Comparative Perspectives’ has now been published in the Journal of Population Ageing.
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The research capacity and collegiality of CRAHW and our related centres is enriched by our many visitors who come to the ANU to contribute to scholarly exchange in a variety of ways.
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Scientists at the Centre of Research Excellence in Cognitive Health are asking us all to think carefully about our cognitive health to pave the way towards healthy ageing.