Mending our healthcare carbon footprint
Healthcare is remarkably overrepresented in Australia’s total carbon footprint breakdown, which puts anaesthetists in a unique position to help reduce emissions – precisely what Dr Scott […]
College of Medicine and Public Health
Forging a positive path for young clinicians
A world-leader of laboratory and clinically-based research in ophthalmology and vision science, Professor Justine Smith AM (PhD(Med) ’99) has chaired countless eye and vision meetings, won […]
New ground in bioproduct benefits
Focusing on marine bioproducts for human health and nutrition, Dr Suvimol Charoensiddhi’s (PhD (Med) ’17) research on the biorefinery of South Australian brown seaweeds has for […]
A local advocate can change the world
Being a founding member of the team that received Australia’s first Nobel Peace Prize – the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) – represents only […]
Embracing Antarctica, dunnarts, remote medical emergencies - and everything...
Diverse interests coupled with diverse skills and expertise means that Dr James Doube (BSc ’96, BM, BS(GradEntry) ’02) is making an extraordinary impact – in delivering […]
Providing a way forward after disasters
Disasters have befallen regional Australia with terrifying ferocity and frequency in recent years, placing great strain on national disaster relief resources, but Anastasia Bougesis (BHlthSc(Paramedic) ’10, […]
Expanding First Nations' health research capacity
By Judith Aisthorpe Flinders Rural and Remote NT Husband and wife academics Associate Professors Kootsy Canuto and Karla Canuto settled into their new Darwin offices in […]
Celebrating 25 years of Flinders in the NT
By Judith Aisthorpe Flinders University is celebrating 25 years of longitudinal clinical placements for medical students in the Northern Territory (NT). The Northern Territory Clinical School […]
Epic study provides crucial women's health insight
The fluctuating health priorities and concerns of Australian women throughout their lives is the subject of a landmark study completed by Flinders graduate Professor Cassandra Szoeke […]