Advocating for a better way
There’s a saying that ‘the dissatisfied dead cannot noise abroad the negligence they have suffered.’ For Dr Roger Hunt (BM BS ’81, FAChPM ’00, MD ’03) […]
There’s a saying that ‘the dissatisfied dead cannot noise abroad the negligence they have suffered.’ For Dr Roger Hunt (BM BS ’81, FAChPM ’00, MD ’03) […]
The horrors of war have loomed large before Australian surgeon Dr Bushra Othman (BM, BS ’10), who has been volunteering to perform emergency surgery on war […]
Great medical ideas can come from the most unlikely places – such as a grandmother on a farm using a skateboard to rehabilitate after major knee […]
In December 2024, 21 new graduates – including three Indigenous graduates – received their Doctor of Medicine (MD), marking a milestone in the Northern Territory […]
A gap exists in accurate records of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health data – especially with under-reported births and deaths – so improvements in […]
Pregnancy complications occur in more than 90,000 of the 300,000 Australian births each year, and these problems also signal future health issues for mothers and […]
The great ambition and risk taken by Flinders University to create Australia’s first integrated Medical School with a new clinical hospital was brought to life […]
The important work of epidemiologists – who investigate the cause, distribution and control of diseases that affect populations – was pulled into sharp focus during […]
Flinders University welcomes Professor Richard Edwards as the new Head of Public Health, bringing with him a deep commitment to prevention, health equity and robust […]