News & events
News
From the Ebola outbreak to the COVID-19 pandemic, Professor Kamalini Lokuge has been driven to provide humanitarian health care wherever in the world it may be needed.
Australia’s smoking rate has reached its lowest level on record, with new results from the country’s most trusted national survey showing fewer people are smoking than ever before.
Cancer Council WA has launched a new campaign with a focus on brain health, following alarming research revealing people who smoke had a 64 per cent higher risk of dying from dementia compared to people who had never smoked.
Youth uptake is a predictable outcome of systems designed to maximise product availability, appeal, and addictiveness.
A project led by Dr Jenny Welsh has secured major funding of $833,354 from the Australian Research Council.
Consumers involved in health research would receive a standard hourly remuneration rate under a framework developed by NCEPH researchers in partnership with Research Australia.
Events
This presentation considers evidence regarding industry lies, manipulation and exploitation and actions to protect public health.
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.