Data from the Sax Institute’s 45 and Up Study has proved to be a unique treasure trove for researchers looking at mental health in older Australians.
The National Ageing Research Institute, a Sax Institute member, talks about their latest research on minimising the risk of falls in the elderly.
New research based on our 45 and Up Study data links cancer, cardiovascular disease and osteoarthritis to higher rates of depression and anxiety.
A special themed issue of Public Health Research & Practice on countering the ‘commercial determinants of health’ is out now.
A decision support tool developed by the Sax Institute shows how changes in the number of psychiatric beds might impact on suicide rates.
Data from the 45 and Up Study reveals that women hospitalised with a suspected heart attack get poorer treatment compared to men.
A study by a Sax Institute member, the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University, reveals important benefits.
Following a new evidence review organised by the Sax Institute, The Heart Foundation has recommended a limit on red meat intake.
Taking the guesswork out of suicide prevention policy, gender discrepancies for heart disease and more in this edition of Evidence Matters.
A new paper published by Simone Sherriff, Project Officer with our SEARCH Program, identifies what makes SEARCH partnerships successful.
A partnership between the Prevention Research Collaboration and the NSW Office of Sport is reshaping the Australian sporting landscape.
