Better health care can ‘make economic sense’
A major new South Australian research group focusing on improving aged, disability and public health care models is commencing at Flinders University this year. Targeting better […]
Aerial survey finds whales, many dolphins in the Bight
One of the first large-scale aerial surveys of the eastern Great Australian Bight found significant populations of dolphins and whales, underlining the importance of the region […]
Warning on ‘third wave’ of asbestos disease
Women and children are on the front line of the next generation of asbestos-related disease as young families run the risk of dangerous exposure via home […]
Flinders design helps sporting rehab
Aching muscles and sporting injuries have access to quicker recovery with the help of a new high-tech rehabilitation device supported by Flinders University intelligence. The Prohab Connected […]
Cancer survivors have many healthy choices
The importance of a healthy lifestyle following a cancer diagnosis is just as significant as its role in minimising cancer risk. Flinders cancer experts warned this […]
Academics must ‘trump’ fake news
How did Donald Trump become President of the United States? Why did Brexit happen? Making sense of these events isn’t easy – but Flinders University’s Professor […]
Research targets gastro outbreaks
Outbreaks of gastro sweeping schools, aged-care homes and hospital wards could become far less frequent, with new research on norovirus set to define parameters around the […]
Lizard evolution highlights power of climate change
The fragmentation of lizard habitat across Australia brought about by Ice Age aridification millions of years ago could lead to smaller current populations having a reduced […]
Microscope on donated embryo kinship
Embryo donation and receipt in Australia can be a confusing issue for families because of a lack of clarity about whether or not embryos constitute kinship. […]