Until we change how we view addiction – from personal failure to a mental disorder, something we cannot control any more than we can control cancer – millions globally will continue to suffer. https://t.co/WiJw19qEHM
Footy fan culture seems to demand drinking to watch, no matter what – and amateur clubs are perhaps even worse. But what about amateur women’s football? https://t.co/0mBdPAiNsi
#WHNPodcast is a Signal Podcast Award Winner! So proud to have won a Gold and a Bronze for our latest season of “What Happens Next?”. 🥳
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As the planet’s resources diminish, we must look to research, innovation and collaboration to deliver a sustainable world for future generations: https://t.co/hmMeF5lBMi
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Australia can maintain its competitiveness in the global international education market by better distinguishing the differences between employability and employment: https://t.co/syfWeWbVHm
The continued professionalisation of paramedicine must involve high-quality paramedicine-specific research led by paramedics. 🚑 The clinician-academic conundrum: https://t.co/x4H23cwn9V
The Master of Public Health at Monash University, Indonesia is a program for those with clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. You may be working with the government, wishing to accelerate your career, or looking to make a change a…https://t.co/neMmaIzQiT https://t.co/SYfFh1SIYV
The Master of Cybersecurity at Monash University, Indonesia is a program available to students from different professional backgrounds, not just information technology. This degree will expand your knowledge of how to design, deplo…https://t.co/ztDapCKBRF https://t.co/76GihMckXk
With the introduction of a new gaming card, Tasmania's made a substantial step towards curtailing the harms caused by gambling addiction: https://t.co/0SPTKIAvDY
Meeting Mildura: This community immersion program for medical students introduces them to regional Victoria, and could help with rural staffing shortages: https://t.co/TG6cCDSZYo
A bit of an understatement: Australian English speakers have mitigated a grim catalogue of woes with the classic hedge phrase “a bit”: https://t.co/TTZtDbnsfT
Rolling on the (pelvic) floor, laughing: Humour can defuse feelings of shame and blame that stop women from seeking help for health concerns.
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The challenges facing humanity are linked to education. How learning can help us construct a more sustainable, equitable and secure future: https://t.co/2CWE0GEbYk
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We know that women’s involvement in peace-brokering activities results in lasting success. But around the world, they’re underrepresented at the table: https://t.co/kNEoYZmdzW
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