News & events
News
Professor Sotiris Vardoulakis, from The Australian National University (ANU), says breathing in fine particles from bushfires has serious health effects.
The lack of national policy addressing the threat of climate change on human health means that Australians remain at significant risk.
Two MAE scholars, Stephanie Wheeler and Kirsten Williamson joined the roll out of the first Advanced FETP (aFETPNG).
Death rates higher among those with lower levels of education, and these inequalities were greater than previously thought.
MAE program help develop a One Health case study and learning opportunity on an anthrax outbreak in people and cattle in Uganda.
Events
This seminar will present an overview of multi-sector health responses during natural disasters.
PhD exit seminar discussing the implementation of the Gelman and Hill approach for imputation of missing data at higher levels.
An update and robust discussion of the current landscape on out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure in Australia.
Thesis proposal to investigate cancer in the Maldives from a quantitative and qualitative point of view.
What Australia has and hasn’t done to tackle climate change impacts on human health in 2019?
Navigating the difficult terrain of conventional academic beliefs about the nature of research, and the risks of taking overtly partisan action.
Learn about a new and interactive way of identifying IP trends in your field of research.
A evening panel discussion on lessons learned from Ebola and other humanitarian settings to achieve positive and social health outcomes.
We invite you to attend this Symposium to hear four presentations as we share our knowledge through our voice, in celebration of NAIDOC week 2019.