Tagged with Griffith Health

Some successful rheumatoid arthritis therapies may help us better understand how to treat people with mosquito-borne viral diseases.

Greater engagement and involvement with cultural events is associated with lower suicide mortality rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in Queensland.

Children who attend private schools or have a high family income are more susceptible to wearing down their teeth.

Personalised nutrition advice from primary healthcare providers is better than usual care at improving a person’s health and costs little more.

New research blocks HIV in mice, paving way to deliver therapies for other diseases affecting the brain.

Fiona Wright took the plunge to commence University as a mature age student, in pursuit of a career to improve the public health and nutrition gap among Indigenous communities.  Completing a Bachelor of Public Health Promotion and Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Health Promotion (2020), Fiona now works full time in Griffith’s First People’s Health Unit, supporting health students on their educational journey.  “My study at Griffith set […]

The first large-scale study of Electronic Medical Record usability in Australia has found nursing and medical professionals have differing experiences depending on where they work.