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News | 24 Jul 2024
Is President Biden experiencing cognitive decline?
An ANU expert on ageing unpacks why Biden's withdrawal from the US presidential race makes sense.
Student profile | 18 Jul 2024
Off the fence: A journey to postgraduate excellence
Research into drug checks has won Jasmine Pearson a Postgraduate Medal for Academic Excellent.
Media release | 13 Jun 2024
ANU community honoured in King’s Birthday honours list
A public health expert and former School of Medicine lecturer were named in this year's King's Birthday honours list.
Research story | 22 May 2024
Living in a hot box
People often ask Dr Simon Quilty why he turned from medicine to housing to advocate Indigenous Australian health and wellbeing.
Academic profile | 20 May 2024
Beyond the classroom: how field epidemiologists are trained
How do epidemiologists keep people from getting sick, and how is this crucial workforce trained?
Research story | 3 May 2024
‘Health for all’: recognising breastfeeding as a carbon offset
Country investments in breastfeeding should be considered a carbon offset in global plans for sustainable food, health and economic systems.
Research story | 17 Apr 2024
More outback doctors needed for people and planet
Unnecessary aeromedical retrievals in outback Northern Territory results in social upheaval and unhappiness, financial strain, and increased greenhouse gas emissions.
News | 5 Apr 2024
How daylight savings affects your sleep and what you can do about it
Daylight savings has a long history and surprising health risks. But little hacks can help us feel well when the clock changes.
Research story | 28 Mar 2024
Almost one-in-five suffering from long COVID
Researchers found 90 per cent of the study participants with long COVID reported experiencing multiple symptoms.
News, Research story | 19 Feb 2024
Research leaves smoking stereotypes up in smoke
A first-of-its-kind national study from The Australian National University (ANU) has debunked common myths about who smokes in Australia and will help provide better support and potentially life-saving interventions for 2.5 million daily smokers.
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