Climate change and the Coorong
Ongoing research is providing a clearer picture of how climate change can affect different aspects of the Coorong in South Australia – and is developing strong […]
Tips to reduce dating app anxiety
Using more than one type of app, including both mainstream sites such as Tinder or Hinge and gay sites like Grindr, could lead to lower levels […]
Pathogen risk from healthcare handbasins
Handbasins help prevent infections in hospitals but new research from Flinders University warns that contaminated basins in healthcare might put patients at risk and have implications […]
New ways to catch a thief
Environmental DNA (eDNA) is increasingly being investigated by forensic scientists to use as a new tool that may be used to help solve criminal cases which […]
When mothers ask for help, we must answer
Women with postpartum psychosis are making repeated pleas for help before receiving a diagnosis, with the first Australian study of their help-seeking experiences finding many contacted […]
What evolved first – our brain or gut?
What if the brain evolved to serve the gut? Scientists at Flinders University are challenging a cornerstone of biology, arguing that the gut’s nervous system may […]
Microbe recovery vital for healthy soil
Up to 75% of the world’s soils are degraded, threatening food production, biodiversity, climate regulation and human health and wellbeing. Flinders University soil ecology and restoration […]
Rural medical training key to stronger healthcare in First Nations communities
Training doctors in rural and remote communities and embedding First Nations knowledge and leadership in medical education could be key to strengthening healthcare access, building a […]
When cancer turns critical, the patient isn’t the only one suffering
While doctors fight to save the lives of cancer patients in intensive care, family members, partners and friends are often left carrying a heavy burden of […]