Earlier in October, Dr Toby Cumming and Professor Angie Bone represented Monash’s Health and Climate Initiative at the Pre-COP meeting in Fiji, the preparatory meeting held before this year’s United Nations climate conference COP31. Both

MNHS researchers have been successful in obtaining Heart Foundation grants, fellowships and scholarships for 17 projects included in the foundation’s $14.5 million funding investment for 67 heart research projects across Australia.

A new study of Australian workers with work-related injuries has found that participation in workers’ compensation schemes can both facilitate and present barriers to recovery.

Australians can now have genetic testing without fear that the results could be used against them when applying for life insurance, following the implementation of landmark federal legislation banning genetic discrimination in life insurance.

Loneliness hits young Australians, aged 15 to 24, harder than any other age group when it comes to their overall physical and mental wellbeing, Monash University researchers have found.

LGBTQ+ Australians are as much as three times more likely to experience mental health disorders as the rest of the population, according to new research from Monash University researchers.

Prevention measures, including vector control, vaccine deployment and cutting greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming are critical to counter the growing burden of mosquito-borne diseases in a changing climate, according to a new paper by

A sector-first approach to trauma-informed family violence education, a research team reshaping global management of bacterial vaginosis and a community engagement program strengthening Monash University’s relationship with Indigenous

Better electrical hazards training is needed to address the serious burden of workplace electrical injury, according to new research from Monash University.