Treating Navy personnel, being threatened at gun point, coordinating the state’s COVID-19 response; Dr Andy Robertson shares his illustrious career in public health.
On a scorching summer’s day, Curtin student Ryan Borrett dons a thick puffer jacket, beanie and gloves and slips into a secret campus location to catalogue one of the world’s rarest film archives.
For more than two decades, Curtin researchers from the Collaboration for Evidence, Research and Impact in Public Health (CERIPH) have been looking at ways to improve society’s sexual health.
Dr Annette Regan says it’s critical for pregnant women to get flu and whooping cough vaccines to protect themselves and their unborn children from potentially fatal illnesses.
PhD researchers from Curtin’s School of Public Health are pushing marketing fallacies aside and providing accurate, well-researched solutions to contemporary public health issues.
Farmers typically do not consider coloured sorghum grain ideal for feeding to pigs but the grain could be the answer to battling obesity and other chronic diseases in humans, Curtin University researchers have found.
Professor Mike Daube, Director of Curtin University’s Public Health Advocacy Institute, has been presented the 2012 Luther L. Terry Distinguished Career Award at the 15th World Conference on Tobacco or Health held in Singapore last week.