New approach to ‘thinking errors’
Promising results with a psychotherapy program for people with psychosis is leading researchers to look for ways to adapt it for other conditions such as eating […]
Walking the plank to our oldest shipwrecks
Flinders University experts are showcasing some of the oldest maritime mysteries as part of National Archaeology Week. Along with a series of events led by Flinders […]
Awards reward excellence in doctoral theses
Focusing on such critical issues as obesity, diabetes, and malnutrition affecting older hospitalised patients, a dozen outstanding Flinders University students have been awarded Vice-Chancellor’s Prizes for […]
New home for eating disorder services
World-leading eating disorders research led by Flinders University will operate in a new $7.1 million purpose-built building at the Repat health precinct at Daw Park. The […]
Bringing death, dying to the table
With Australia’s death rate set to double in the next 25 years, more than 50% of us die in acute-care settings, often alone and hidden from […]
From Cleland to the cradle of evolution
Along with a new conservation project at Cleland Wildlife Park near Adelaide, Flinders University Professor Sonia Kleindorfer has marked a major milestone after years of research […]
Cyclist road toll pedals uphill
The number of Australians injured or killed in bicycle crashes is on the rise and older people are increasingly being admitted to hospital after cycling mishaps, […]
Report sorts LGBTIQ+ inclusion issues in sport
Transgender footballer Hannah Mouncey’s two-year battle to be admitted as an AFLW player highlighted that LGBTIQ+ inclusion in Australian sport has become a confused and contentious […]
Lack of evidence hampers e-cigarette regulation
Moves to introduce e-cigarette regulation have been slow because scant information or evidence exists about the effects of people using e-cigarettes daily. Flinders University Politics and […]