Solutions for combined sleep woes
A new study shows treating insomnia first can lead to 50% better outcomes for people suffering with concurrent insomnia and sleep apnoea. The ‘double whammy’ of […]
College of Medicine and Public Health
Open Days unlock the future at Flinders
Spotting fake news from real headlines, an escape room mystery that pits participants against the clock, and exploring the inner workings of the human body via […]
MindStep gives outpatients strong support
Anxiety and depressive disorders are increasingly putting demands on Australia’s hospitals and health care systems, putting significant burden on people’s lives and the community. People hospitalised […]
First-time fathers ‘need more help’
Breaking down barriers for new fathers to feel more at ease in their life-changing role will help them reach full potential, a new Flinders University study […]
Sore throat? Don’t expect antibiotics
Doctors still frequently prescribe antibiotics for ‘strep throat’ – without using an extended consultation that may indicate a viral infection rather than a bacterial one, a […]
New metro rail link piles on progress
The first sod has been turned on the $125 million Flinders Link Project, extending the current Tonsley rail line to the Flinders medical and education precincts. […]
Genes contribute to anorexia: new study
The first eight genes associated with the eating disorder anorexia nervosa have been identified by a global research group. Led by US and Australian researchers – […]
Entrepreneurship at Flinders among best in Australia
The university business incubator named best in the Asia-Pacific has had a meteoric rise in its contribution to enterprise education in Australia. Flinders University’s New Venture […]
Blood flow monitor could save lives in heart surgery
A tiny fibre-optic sensor has the potential to save lives in open heart surgery, and even be used during surgery on pre-term babies. The new micro-medical […]