‘High-prevalence’ mental health disorders cost society billions
New research puts a price on high-prevalence mental health conditions.
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Research with a difference for reproductive health
Earthquakes and border blockades are uncommon barriers to completing a PhD, but a Deakin researcher has overcome them both.
Grant smooths way for silk eardrum trials
A major grant from the Wellcome Trust will allow researchers to take Deakin-designed silk eardrums to clinical trial.
The evidence for influence
Deakin researchers have confirmed that the role vested interests play in the development of alcohol policy is large and influential.
Positive spin on power of persuasion
A new study is seeking evidence that the power of supermarkets to influence our food choices can be used for good.
News in the place where you belong
Local news is still important in an evolving media environment.
Turning plastic into fantastic
Asking, “What can we do with what we already have?” led to an answer that may solve some major problems for the developing world.
Exercise good for the spine
A world-first study has shown that specific physical activity benefits the discs in our spines and may help to prevent and manage spinal pain.
HIV discovery gives hope for better treatment
Researchers have found a new way to analyse the pieces that form HIV, paving the way for improved treatments that work to stop the virus developing in the human body.
Are we re-domesticating the wolf?
A new paper examines how the reliance of large predators on human-provided food impacts on ecosystems, human-wildlife interactions and the genetic diversity of predator populations.
Australia Award for Deakin research partner
An Indian diabetes disease-biology expert who works closely with Deakin has won a prestigious Australian Government Award.
Australia’s supply chains “the blood of our economy”
Supply chains are the backbone to contemporary life. But Covid has presented the sector with many challenges.