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Health literacy key to prevention
A Deakin PhD student is demonstrating how health literacy research can improve healthcare delivery.
A Deakin PhD student is demonstrating how health literacy research can improve healthcare delivery.
Innovative marketing is encouraging shoppers to make healthier food choices.
Deakin medical students will gain clinical experience in China under a new agreement with a leading Chinese university.
Deakin researchers are playing a key role in one of the largest pharmacy trials undertaken in Australia.
New Deakin research has found our bodies could naturally hold the key to a speedy recovery from flu.
Scientists have uncovered the exact reasons behind salt’s addictive nature.
Deakin researchers and the AFL are working together to improve children’s access to sport.
It is a delicious tropical fruit, but the mangosteen may have an additional benefit – reducing the symptoms of schizophrenia.
Nineteen Deakin-led projects and awards have been funded in the latest round of Australian Research Council (ARC) Scheme Awards.
Infants and young women are the targets for two new anti-obesity research projects.
Deakin health economists have found that many people with PTSD are not receiving appropriate treatment.
Software engineers have created an immersive experience to build empathy for carers of people with dementia.
Professor Kylie Ball has been elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.
Adam Walsh, a 2016 Neil Archbold Travel Award recipient, has investigated the influence of fathers on their children’s diets.
opping a pill that makes your body think it has exercised could soon be possible.
An industry grant will allow medical researchers to work on reducing the risk of food poisoning.