Lest we forget our unsung war heroes
Anzac Day has special meaning for families of those killed in action, but the stories of long-forgotten soldiers are still being recovered.
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Anatomy without blood for rural med students
The arrival of four high-tech Anatomage tables, which enable autopsies without a cadaver, will revolutionise rural medical training at Flinders.
Welcome mat out for Indigenous students
Pelicans and marine tile artwork will form part of a 14-year tradition of Indigenous students marking the start of their journey at Flinders University.
Family doctors promote citizen health in Vietnam
Vietnam is joining other developing nations in building primary health care through family medicine to provide solutions to major health care challenges.
New fellowships to expand Flinders’ research focus
Twelve new Matthew Flinders Fellowships will strengthen Flinders’ research priorities as part of the University’s 50th anniversary year.
Flinders celebrates 50 years of excellence in research and teaching
As Flinders enters its 50th year, it’s an opportunity to not just celebrate our rich history but also to assess our strengths and how we can build on them into the future.
Flinders named key node for national Med Tech Growth Centre
Flinders University’s leadership in innovative medical technology has seen it win a major role to grow links between industry and researchers, under the Federal Government’s innovation agenda.
Grants pump life into heart research
Disadvantaged and remote patients are among the target groups of vital new Flinders research funded by major national charity, the Heart Foundation.
‘The New Public Health’ – as ‘gripping as a novel’ and relevant as ever
In spite of “challenging times for policy and practice that seeks to improve population health and reduce health inequalities”, Professor Fran Baum’s The New Public Health offers some optimism for the future, said Lancaster University’s Professor Jennie Popay today.