Group exercise crucial for people with MS
Group exercise should become a standard health practice in South Australia’s public health system to provide much-needed support for people with multiple sclerosis (MS).
Uncovering an invisible network of care
Day-to-day palliative care in the community is mainly delivered by an “invisible network” of extended family members, friends and neighbours, Flinders University research shows.
What makes some cancers more deadly?
A Flinders University researcher is searching for answers as to why some leukaemia sufferers live a normal lifespan while others succumb to the disease within months.
Flinders gives its elite athletes a sporting chance
Sports scholarships awarded by Flinders will help a group of elite student athletes combine their academic and sporting pursuits.
Flinders appoints Dean of new School of Health Sciences
Internationally distinguished Flinders University health expert Professor John Coveney commences today (Monday, April 14) as Dean of the new School of Health Sciences.
Paramedics on hand at Flinders footbridge “collapse”
The Flinders University footbridge became a disaster zone after it “collapsed” as part of a simulated mass casualty exercise this week.
Flinders cracks half a million Conversation readers
Flinders University has cracked half a million readers on The Conversation – Australia’s leading independent channel of information, analysis and opinion direct from the academic and research community.
Pre-eminent remote health academic joins Flinders NT
Leading remote health academic and long-term Northern Territory resident, Professor John Wakerman, commences today (Monday, 24 March 2014) as Associate Dean of Flinders University Northern Territory.
Medical students must realise the root of diseases
Future doctors and health care professionals are not being effectively taught to address the “causes of the causes” in health curricula, an international public health expert says.