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Calls for govt investment in gender-specific mental health research

Calls for govt investment in gender-specific mental health research

by Stefanie Schultz | Mar 29, 2023 | News, Tech & Research

Australia’s female population is disproportionately represented in depression and anxiety statistics, with almost half (46.6%) of females aged between 16-24 years experiencing a 12-month mental disorder. Monash University’s Health, Education and Research...
‘I’d rather the chemo’: A teenager’s battle with the black dog after beating cancer

‘I’d rather the chemo’: A teenager’s battle with the black dog after beating cancer

by Madalyn Date | Sep 20, 2022 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News

Photo credit: Emily Anderson Smith.    At 15-years-old, Georgia Rhodes wanted nothing more than to blend in with the crowd. But nothing makes you stand out like a cancer diagnosis. Only some are lucky enough to beat the disease, but according to Georgia,...
New mental health support measures could save businesses billions, report

New mental health support measures could save businesses billions, report

by Thomas Duff | May 15, 2018 | Govt & Politics, News

Businesses and mental health advocacy groups are supporting a new KPMG plan that details how investing in mental health support could financially benefit businesses and improve the mental health of their employees. The plan states a $4.4 billion government investment...
Regular exercise can work to prevent depression, study finds

Regular exercise can work to prevent depression, study finds

by Kassandra Klower | May 2, 2018 | News

A large-scale international study has found regular exercise could work to prevent depression from developing in individuals at a rate of around 15 per cent. The international research team behind the study, including researchers from Australian institutions,...
Students step in to raise mental health awareness

Students step in to raise mental health awareness

by Thi Dao | Oct 29, 2017 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture

Towradgi Beach was abuzz with students and walking enthusiasts who flocked to the “Share the Journey – Walking for Mental Health Awareness” event on Sunday. Student Nurses as Professionals (UOWSNAP) was only four months old when its team decided to host this...
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