Chalmers Oration to share ‘extraordinary’ success of global action on HIV-AIDS
From the first case of AIDS in 1981, significant lessons can be learnt from the worldwide response to the epidemic, a Flinders lecture will hear.
Primary health care in focus
The issue of 40,000 unnecessary admissions by elderly Australians to emergency departments will be discussed at the Primary Health Care Research Conference in Adelaide this week.
Looking to extend care at the pointy end
Extending on-site medical testing could lead to major health benefits for Australia’s rural and remote residents and also create substantial savings for the country’s health system.
Health research workshop aims to inform and transform policy
Flinders staff will play a key role as researchers, health care professionals and managers, policy makers and consumer representatives share bold research ideas at a workshop in Adelaide tomorrow.
Cracking the sea cucumber code
The export value of Australian Holothurians (better known as humble sea cucumbers) is rising after Flinders researchers start to unravel their nutritional and medicinal value.
Age with optimism and live longer
Australia’s oldest study of ageing shows that optimism is proving to be a good indicator for longevity.
Professors at the top of their game
Flinders biomedical engineer Professor Karen Reynolds and Professor Jeffrey Fuller, Associate Dean of Research in the School of Nursing and Midwifery, have been acclaimed as leaders in their fields.
Free trade study goes live in China
Flinders students in China are getting down to business on the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement.
New English language program gets thumbs up from students
International students taking part in Flinders University’s new English Language Support Program (ELSP) have praised its impact at an event to celebrate their success on campus.