Can smartphone apps improve mental health? Targeted apps can be a great help with managing mental health, but users need to be discriminating.
New formula to predict AFL ladder rankings Has your AFL team made it into the finals? Lack of injuries from key players may have helped.
Alzheimer’s care a daunting reality Carers need to remember to take a break, too, for their own physical and mental health.
Tackling obesity – one portion at a time When it comes to global obesity rates, Australia ranks in the top ten of OECD nations.
Comprehensive sexuality education is fundamental Sexuality education is a significant aspect of secondary schooling. Through it, we learn to take ownership of our own bodies.
Sniffing out the past For many, catching a whiff of a barbeque on a Saturday afternoon can conjure up memories of eating a snag on a Bunnings run – here’s why.
Abortion rates don’t go down when the procedure is criminalised Having the choice to terminate a pregnancy gives women agency over when and if they are ready to give birth.
Transforming Australia’s food system for health In Australia, the number of adults living with obesity has increased from one in ten in 1980 to one in three today.
Food, Move, Mood – Fulbright researcher seeks link A Deakin Fulbright researcher is set to investigate how the ways we move and the things we eat influence our mental health.
NE Victoria takes global lead against obesity Schools, councils, sporting clubs and other community groups in Victoria’s north-east are set to become world-leaders in the fight against obesity.
Tall Poppies have big impact in ecology and health World-leading work in the fields of species protection and obesity has seen two Deakin University researchers named ‘Young Tall Poppies.’
A new way to understand health and well-being We are now realising that the ‘causes’ of disease are much broader and far-ranging than we thought.
Victorian primary students on the move The Deakin-developed Transform-Us! primary school physical activity program is set to be introduced across the State.
Social isolation can quicken tumour growth Degree of social interaction can determine how quickly a cancerous tumour grows, according to a world-first study tracking stomach cancer in fruit flies.
Can yoga calm the black dog? Growing evidence suggests yoga could benefit adults suffering from anxiety and depression.
Surgical management of shoulder instability is successful in AFL Shoulder sprains and dislocations are the most common upper limb injury in the AFL
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