Barbara Corapi

Articles

Karima Hamed Faryabi at ANU.

Academic profile

Starting over, one step at a time

Ms Faryabi is rebuilding her life in Australia after escaping Afghanistan in 2021, giving back to medical students in the process.

Photos of Dr Gurdial Singh training for his trek to Everest Base Camp.

Academic profile, Our ANU

Marching for Mannequins. Taking on Everest Base Camp

A lecturer at the School of Medicine and Psychology is going to new heights to raise money for new training equipment.

Dr Michael Chapman at the Canberra Region Cancer Centre.

News

We need to talk about death: planning for end of life

It’s always better to start conversations around death when the stakes are lower.

Amanda Barnard and Natalie Gordon outside the new clinical training facility in Goulburn.

Media release

New ANU Clinical Training Facility opened in Goulburn

An innovative state of the art clinical training facility at Goulburn Base Hospital has officially opened.

Riccardo Natoli with some of his mentees: From back row, left to right: Sarah Farzadi, Natoli, Rakshanya Sekar, Adrian Cioanca, Nicholas Bariesheff.

Research story

Generosity of spirit and time make this mentor shine

What makes Associate Professor Riccardo Natoli special?

Charlotte and Jeanette Ryan

News, Student profile

Mother-daughter duo fulfilling long-held career dreams

Duo on a mission: Meet Jeanette and Charlotte Ryan, a mother-daughter team navigating their career paths at the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology.

Psilocybin mushrooms

News, Research story

Group approach may increase accessibility to psychedelic therapy

In a bid to increase accessibility, a new study by the Australian National University (ANU) School of Medicine and Psychology will look into the viability of the application of psychedelics in a group setting.

Child holding sign that says 'there's no planet B'

News, Research story

Climate Crises and the Impacts on our Future Generations

While the adverse impacts of climate crises on vulnerable groups such as the elderly and those with pre-existing medical conditions are clearer, the climate related impacts on maternal and child health are well less understood.

Leaky gut

News, Research story

Developing a universal test for leaky gut

Research shows that impaired gut function is linked to almost every disease including mental health disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, anxiety and depression.

News

The world's best evidence-based loneliness intervention

Humans are social beings. Being part of a social group provides us with important psychological resources to support our health – giving us a sense of belonging, purpose, self-esteem and support.

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