News & events
News
New ACT Asbestos Health Study provides fresh insights into the link between developing cancer and living in a house containing loose-fill asbestos insulation.
ANU continues to build and support a strong applied field epidemiology community in the Pacific and Southeast Asia regions.
NCEPH researchers will lead new ACIAR-funded research to investigate the link between animal-sourced foods and childhood stunting in Timor-Leste.
Dr Stephanie Davis has been awarded a Public Service Medal for her outstanding contributions throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sub-standard housing combines with energy insecurity to produce dangerously hot and often overcrowded living conditions in remote Northern Territory communities
A systematic review has emerged as one of the top 10 most-cited papers published in the prestigious Medical Journal of Australia in the last two years.
Events
A discussion of the challenges and opportunities for promoting safe and enjoyable water-based recreational activities in urban Canberra
A free two-day live and virtual forum on human health, climate and environmental change solutions in Australia.
A free two-day live and virtual forum on human health, climate and environmental change solutions in Australia.
Developing a framework to enhance gender equity and inclusivity in Field Epidemiology Training Programs (FETPs).
Join Dr Jo Lane for Mental Health Month 2022 who will provide evidence-based research and practical strategies on how to connect with the Power of Fun.
World Field Epidemiology Day is a global movement that recognises and raises awareness of field epidemiology.
This thesis aims to improve understanding of the goals and outcomes of comprehensive support services for survivors of sex trafficking in Northeast India.
The team invites you to learn about the study and its published findings, ask questions, and participate in a thoughtful discussion.
This undergraduate project investigates whether a relationship exists between mitochondrial function and autonomic symptoms in people with ME/CFS.