Latest news: 20 November 2012. Research using the 45 and Up Study to investigate the link between sitting time and increased mortality risk attracted widespread attention. The study, published in Archives of Internal Medicine, found that adults who sat 11 or more hours a day had a 40% increased...
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Latest news: 26 March 2012. When the worlds of policy and research collide, great things can happen in public health. The trouble is, such productive collisions don’t happen nearly enough. Abby Haynes, CIPHER Research Officer, writes for Croakey. Read Ensuring that research makes a difference: some practical advice
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Opinion: 14 November 2011. By Lee Aase, Director, Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media. Pretty soon, not being involved in social media will be just as implausible as not having a telephone. If my 80-year-old dad is on Facebook and women over 55 are the fastest growing demographic on...
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Media release: 9 November 2011. Social media has unparalleled potential to improve patients’ health and the healthcare community needs to harness its power, according to a US social media expert visiting Australia this week. Lee Aase, Director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media, says patients will be...
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Latest news: 20 November 2012. Director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media Lee Aase spoke to several media outlets on a visit to Australia in November 2011. Lee was in Australia as a guest of the Hospital Alliance for Research Collaboration (HARC) and discussed the burgeoning power...
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Media release: 29 September 2011. Sitting down for long periods of time may increase your risk of dying, regardless of how physically active you are, according to a study of more than 200,000 NSW men and women. New research to emerge from the 45 and Up Study, the largest...
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The Study at a glance: Download 45 and Up Study fact sheet (PDF 106KB). For more detailed information on the Study visit the 45 and Up section of our website.
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An explanation of linked health data and how it is used within SURE – the Secure Unified Research Environment. Download What is linked health data? (PDF 107 KB).
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Essential information about our Evidence Check service: Download Evidence Check brochure (PDF 595KB). For more information about this service visit the Knowledge Exchange section of our website.
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