Gambling program reduces prison numbers
The Statewide Gambling Therapy Service, built on Flinders University research, is helping to reduce overcrowding in South Australian prisons. Success with the Gambling Intervention Program (GIP) […]
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Students help citizens to age well in our communities
The health and wellbeing of people aged 40-75 could benefit from more advice and checks, according to Flinders University research. Under a community research project entitled […]
Case studies in university excellence
Flinders University has joined a national program of innovation in university teaching. The Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham launched the National Innovation Case Study Collection at […]
Teaching citation for Flinders NT
A team from Flinders NT has won an Australian Government Award for University Teaching. Associate Professor Narelle Campbell, Dr Helen Wozniak, Associate Professor Sue Lenthall and […]
Internet addiction can cause personal chaos
Pathological internet addiction that triggers deviant behaviour on social networking sites (SNS) should be recognised as a disorder needing treatment, a Flinders University expert says. Internet […]
Nutrition Republic is coming to Flinders
The popular “clean eating” Nutrition Republic is among the new food vendors joining Flinders University, adding to its exceptional range of food options. Renowned for its […]
Conference to discuss role of Chinese medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine is a growing industry and South Australia is emerging as potential key supplier of medicine ingredients. The role of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) […]
Focus on dengue vision problems
The first insights into dengue virus damage to the eye start the work needed to combat one of the important side effects in the infectious disease’s […]
Better pain relief via microchip: new research
Flinders researchers are working on new forms of chronic pain relief involving a form of microchip that is able to measure pain and determine its source. […]