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A new paper in Public Health Research & Practice by Dr Anne-Marie Eades examines vicarious trauma while conducting research.
Data from our 45 and Up Study reveals that women are less likely to receive radiotherapy than men.
Unwarranted clinical variation can compromise health outcomes — this Sax Institute Evidence Check addresses what can be done to combat it.
The Institute provides training for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers to enable the best use of research to support decision making.
Two new Sax Institute Evidence Checks have found encouraging results for improving post-suicide services and support.
The Sax Institute is involved in a groundbreaking initiative to research the genetic factors involved in healthy ageing.
From trees that make us happy to the untold risks of smoking, Australia’s largest ongoing study of healthy ageing has made some profound new discoveries.
Depression is preventing middle-aged women with heart disease from taking up healthier lifestyles, according to research based on our 45 and Up Study.
Research in Public Health Research & Practice identifies a range of specific harms teenage consumers of alcohol experience at the hands of other drinkers.
Five new Evidence Checks managed by the Sax Institute are informing an online mental health initiative for schools and early learning services.
