Instagram pictures don’t influence drink choices
Subtle placement of healthy beverages in Instagram photos is not effective at influencing Australians towards consuming nutritious drinks in the fight against the negative health impacts […]
Social media influencing young boys’ body attitudes
The endless endorsement of particular body images and physical attributes on social media is influencing how young boys view themselves in the modern age, according to […]
Flinders Village a ‘shot in the arm’ for south
It’s predicted jobs will increase, the economy will grow, and property values will rise in Adelaide’s south in response to Flinders Village, a transformational development at […]
Improved framework for care of children
A blueprint to secure better professional care of young children has been developed at Flinders University. The framework aims for a common inter-disciplinary language among everyone […]
Chance for football parents to kick goals from the sidelines
A free program to improve the health and wellbeing of “football parents” and the larger southern community is about to kick-off at South Adelaide Football Club […]
Cancer detecting probe to transform surgical outcomes
A cancer detecting probe that can improve clinical outcomes for patients is being brought to clinical trials thanks to assistance from Flinders biomedical engineers supported by State […]
Working to get women back on track with sport
Under more pressure than ever to train harder, perform better and to look amazing while they do it, all in the full glare of social media. That’s the reality of women in sport.
Almost a third of South Aussies ‘to be obese by 2019’
Nearly a third of South Australians will be not just fat, but obese by 2019. That’s the prediction in today’s (Friday 4 September) ‘Australia New Zealand Journal of Public Health’ (ANZJPH).
Flinders receives $5m for palliative care projects
Almost $5 million in grant funding – for three national palliative care projects – has been awarded to Flinders University by the Australian Government.