News & events
News
Changes to our ozone layer over the past 40 years have affected levels of UV radiation and therefore the risk of people developing skin cancer.
In three very different towns, hundreds to thousands of kilometres apart across three states, residents are united by a common experience.
study finds global changes in weather in Australia, were linked to cases of cryptosporidiosis - a common water-borne parasite that leads to gastro.
Paralysed by climate despair, I’m finding it hard to think about the end of the world and what to make for dinner – but I know where to look for help.
A new study from the ANU, lead by Dr Jo Lane, found there were profound social impacts experienced by people with macular degeneration.
Learning by doing is what field epidemiology training is all about. Last week it was the trainers who came together to learn from each other.
Events
Learn strategies that can increase emotional agility by holding emotions loosely, facing them, and living a values-driven life.
Big Sing Inc is holding a fundraiser to help support the work it is doing connecting Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians through singing and choral music.
Using AI to conduct systematic reviews of the human & animal literature to uncover patterns that will support our understanding of ME/CFS physiology & pathology
Understand the health & wellbeing of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children & families who have been admitted to Paediatric ICUs in Australia
An introductory discussion of the probabilistic and statistical analysis of “string-counts” arising in fields such as genetic analysis.
Sharing methods & expertise in data analysis across RSPH & beyond.
This PhD aims to provide insight into how to most effectively tailor BEmONC services in a range of humanitarian crises.
Investigating One Health approaches for Aboriginal communities in Australia and their contribution to health, and consider models for the future.
Developing a collective capability framework & assessment tool to privilege Indigenous approaches as standard evaluative practice in public health.