Celebrating International Clinical Trials Day in the best way possible
Every May 20th marks International Clinical Trials Day, and our School had an opportunity to celebrate in an extraordinary way this year; two of our major clinical trials were recognised with awards from the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 21 May, 2019
Two young researchers recognised in VIC Premier's Prizes
Congratulations to Dr Kylie Dyson and Dr Emma Ridley, finalists in the Victorian Premier’s Award for Health and Medical Research 2019, which were announced on Monday.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 27 March, 2019
Associate Professor honoured with NHMRC Research Excellence Award
Associate Professor Yuming Guo was among 23 Australian remarkable researchers honoured at the NHMRC’s Research Excellence Awards gala dinner last night in Canberra. Professor Guo received a Top Ranked CDF (Population Health) award.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 14 March, 2019
It’s all adding up for BCA with Statistical Leadership Award
The Biostatistics Collaboration of Australia (BCA) have won the Statistical Society of Australia’s 2019 President’s Award for Leadership in Statistics.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 13 March, 2019
Making their mark on International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day, and we’re proud of invaluable contribution made by the many women who work within our School. So today, we’re celebrating by sharing some profiles and reflections from a selection of them.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 8 March, 2019
Joint replacement to cost $5 billion by 2030: study
Knee and hip replacements for osteoarthritis are expected to rise by up to 276 per cent by 2030, costing Australia’s health care system over $5 billion, according to new research.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 25 February, 2019
Grant wins for STAREE and work disability research
The end of 2018 came with a flurry of successful grants, and a media call with the Federal Minister for Health to announce two of them.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 11 February, 2019
Traffic fatalities on a high after cannabis legalisation
Legalising the sale of cannabis for recreational use can lead to a short-term increase in traffic fatalities in legalising states and their neighbouring jurisdictions, new research suggests.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 7 February, 2019
Eating breakfast may not be a good strategy for weight loss
There is no good evidence to support the idea that eating breakfast promotes weight loss or that skipping breakfast leads to weight gain, according to a new study led by SPHPM’s Katherine Sievert and Professor Flavia Cicuttini.
Public Health and Preventive Medicine 31 January, 2019