Sax Institute

45 and Up Study

Australian women missing out on critical heart disease treatment

New research based on data from the 45 and Up Study reveals that women hospitalised with a suspected heart attack get poorer treatment compared to men.

Member showcase

Testosterone therapy for postmenopausal women

A study by a Sax Institute member, the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University, reveals important benefits and mild side effects.

Decision Analytics

Do fewer psychiatric beds mean higher suicide rates?

A decision support tool developed by the Sax Institute shows how changes in the number of psychiatric beds might impact on suicide rates.

Evidence Check

Evidence Check finds links between meat and heart health

Following a new evidence review organised by the Sax Institute, The Heart Foundation has recommended a limit on red meat intake.

Training

Working with MBS and PBS data

How can you use the large amounts of data the MBS and PBS generate for health research and service planning?

Australian women missing out on critical heart disease treatment

Testosterone therapy for postmenopausal women

Do fewer psychiatric beds mean higher suicide rates?

Evidence Check finds links between meat and heart health

Working with MBS and PBS data

Latest News

Evidence Matters Issue 38

A community-driven approach to Aboriginal health research

Meet the research group that’s getting Aussies up and moving

HARC scholar looks at new ways to drive change

Evidence Check: evidence for smoking quitlines

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