Cognitive behaviour therapy support in war-affected Sri Lanka
Overcoming her own adversities in life, Amalka Edirisinghe (MCBT ’20) has dedicated her career to providing clinical supervision to psychosocial workers in war-affected areas of Sri […]
College of Medicine and Public Health
Making landmark achievements for women's health
Understanding the traumas attached to high-risk pregnancy has been central to the work of Professor Rosalie Grivell (BMBS ’98), who has spent decades researching and working […]
A global influencer on the gut
The innovative gut serotonin research of Dr Alyce Martin (BMedSc ’11, BSc(Hons) ’12, PhD(Med) ’18) rides at the forefront of global influence in the fast-expanding field […]
A force for hope and understanding
Sarah Brown AM is a crucial figure in the development of improved services in remote communities. With a focus on advancing the health of Aboriginal Australians […]
Magnificent support for cancer research
Barbara Hughes honours her dear friend through the Margaret Fay Fuller Scholarship. Back in 1950, Barbara Hughes won the title of Most Graceful Physical Culture Girl […]
Helping remote communities design better health care
National Rural Health Commissioner, Professor Ruth Stewart says a better rural healthcare system will develop multidisciplinary teams that are local and engaged. A year since commencing […]
Canadian connection
Family physician and Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at University of Alberta, Dr Trevor Day, is one of hundreds of international students who have studied medicine […]
When disaster struck close to home
After a wedding ceremony at her family’s Adelaide Hills vineyard in December 2019, Anastasia Bougesis, returned from her honeymoon to find much of their property destroyed […]
NT Medical Program turns 10
With a skill for creating opportunities and a determination to follow her dreams, Northern Territory born and bred Dr Claire Chandler was voted 2020 Northern Territory Young […]