AAP - 16-03-2023
Indigenous people have experienced poor health outcomes for generations. Chronic disease, disability and mental health issues impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait
HealthTimes - 19-10-2021
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families are being urged to take part in a landmark research study to identify the strengths and risk factors they face in their health
HealthTimes - 21-09-2021
While some Australians are awaiting the nation reopening after lockdowns with hope and optimism, others are approaching
HealthTimes - 14-07-2021
This year, just five cases of COVID-19 have
Charlotte Mitchell - 13-07-2021
Despite the challenges and additional responsibility that comes with working as an Aboriginal nurse, Lesley Salem still reckons it is “the most exciting job on the face
HealthTimes - 07-07-2021
A University of Queensland study is calling for changes to the way depression is treated in Indigenous communities in Australia. UQ Rural Clinical School researcher
HealthTimes - 24-11-2016
In this episode of the HealthTimes podcast: Janine Mohamed, the CEO of CATSINaM, chats about her career, cultural safety, Birthing on Country, and the impact of racism.
Nicole Madigan - 12-06-2021
Growing up in the Western suburbs of Sydney, Indigenous man, Scott Willis’ ambition was discouraged by schoolteachers, who told him he’d never reach his goal of
Nicole Madigan - 16-07-2020
There’s a long way to go for the broader population to understand Indigenous Australians’ strong connection to country, and why culturally appropriate health services
Nicole Madigan - 16-01-2018
Physiotherapists are being urged to focus on their unique role in helping to close the aboriginal health gap, following the launch of the Australian Physiotherapists Association
Karen Keast - 10-05-2017
Providing better physiotherapy care for Australia’s First Peoples [subscribe] When physiotherapist Dr Ivan Lin first began researching
Karen Keast - 13-12-2016
A cultural tradition that heralds back thousands of years, Birthing on Country is when Australia’s first peoples embrace traditional practices to connect pregnant women,
Karen Keast - 26-11-2014
Mental health issues are one of the leading causes of the Indigenous health gap. A group of Indigenous psychologists are stepping into the gap, developing essential
HealthTimes - 15-05-2015
A recent study in the Medical Journal of Australia found that not only were Indigenous mothers-to-be more prone to being overweight or obese during their pregnancy, they were
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