News & events
News
New research patterns show the connection between our gut health, our mental health, and even our personality traits.
ANU field epidemiology students come from all walks of life. Meet some of the 2024 students and find out what inspired them to study epidemiology.
Rather than having a strict set of indicators that all countries must measure and report against, performance indicators should be flexible, country-specific
ANU continues to build and support a strong applied field epidemiology community in the Pacific and Southeast Asia regions.
Professor Martyn Kirk talks with the ABC about PFAS in the environment and potential impacts on health.
Dr Busayo Ajuwon leveraged machine learning to develop an affordable and accessible tool for early detection of hepatitis B infection.
Events
Examining the acceptability and impact of a school-based helminth education package in the Lower Mekong Basin.
This PhD thesis aims to explore the gaps in the TB and MDR-TB continuum of care in Zimbabwe.
This project aims to assess people's perceptions, knowledge, and health practices about non-communicable diseases (NCDs) using mixed methods.
Panel discussion on the lessons learned following the retraction of Lancet and NEMJ articles and the implication for research practices.
Comparing recursive partitioning and Bayesian network methods with logistic regression in the context of STH infection.
Tsheten will discuss the entomological and epidemiological characteristics of dengue including the cost of dengue control in Bhutan.
Professor Robert Bergquist presents his view on climate change and the effect on parasitic disease.
Local vaccine producers supply over half of the world’s vaccines. However, economic studies on local vaccine production in the present time, are limited. A better understanding of local vaccine production will help developing countries identify the current critical elements that predict vaccine production viability.
