Discover the latest health news about Swinburne’s research, teaching and student success stories.
Swinburne’s Professor Janet Hiller calls for change in health care focus
Thu 29 May 2014
We need to re-engineer the health system to meet challenges ahead, according to Swinburne’s Dean of the School of Health Sciences
Reaping the benefits of an ageing population
Wed 28 May 2014
Australian's are living longer, but there's nothing for economists to worry about, says Swinburne Adjunct Associate Professor Katharine Betts.
Swinburne creates online clinic for IBD sufferers
Mon 19 May 2014
A new online service has been developed to offer psychologically-focused treatment programs for people with inflammatory bowel disease.
New innovation in food safety testing
Tue 06 May 2014
Swinburne researchers have developed a new technique for detecting Listeria contamination in food.
Unseating the chair
Thu 01 May 2014
Chairs are a health hazard & add little social value. We should stop designing them, says Swinburne Associate Professor Dori Tunstall.
The ageing of the Australian population: triumph or disaster?
Mon 28 Apr 2014
The ageing of the Australian population does not, and will not, impose unmanageable strains on society, according to a new study.
Swinburne scientist keeps AFL players up to speed
Tue 15 Apr 2014
Research based on military aviation training proves successful in the sporting arena
Web-based program had limited effect on students’ drinking
Research indicates that a web-based alcohol program cannot soley be relied upon to tackle unhealthy drinking in students
Leading a double Life: Swinburne Student and CFA Volunteer
Tue 18 Mar 2014
In a double life act that has parallels to Batman/Bruce wane, Katie Wykes a Swinburne student juggles student life with CFA Volunteer responsibilities
Kerry Tucker named Patron of Families
Thu 06 Mar 2014
Swinburne media lecturer Kerry Tucker has been named as the Patron for Families by Melbourne-based organisation VACRO.
