40 of the best and brightest early mid-career academics join @sydney_uni as our first cohort of Sydney Horizon Fellows!
Learn more: https://t.co/FkkEvS6bMI
#LeadershipForGood#USYD
NHMRC FUNDING | Congratulations to A/Prof Kamala Thriemer @KThriemer & Dr Nicholas Fancourt @Fantwit on receiving competitive @nhmrc grants to improve treatment for vivax malaria and reduce severity of pneumonia in malnourished children. Read more: https://t.co/3qW18tm9tF
LASTING LEGACY | New viewpoint paper published in @LancetRH_SEAsia highlights how the rapid expansion of Timor-Leste’s laboratory abilities during the #COVID19 pandemic has better prepared the country for future infectious disease outbreaks.
Read more: https://t.co/199ZhJtVv6
NEW: The Taskforce has published a summary flowchart for all disease-modifying treatment recommendations for children and adolescents with #COVID19.
➡️https://t.co/nPmxtlyRW7
@Cochrane@NPSMedicineWise @anzpid#IDtwitter#PaediatricID#paedsID#pedsID
The NT Attorney General is correctly identifying the root causes of youth crime - disability, domestic violence, lack of housing, trauma - so why pass legislation that doesn't address these things but instead pushes children into prison?! #ntpol
"We need effective interventions that recognise the developmental stage of adolescence and respond to individual needs." Read more by one of our patrons Olga Havnen @DanilaDilba and @fantwit on why the NT's current approach is flawed 👇 #ntpol https://t.co/QXUgAbi8jD
Individuals with FASD face lifelong challenges across education, health, and justice. Research is urgently needed to inform our action on FASD in NZ prisons. @AlcHealthwatch@JessMackABA @DrChrisBullen @NgatiBird @AndrewLittleMP
https://t.co/M5fHCy5SNC
#FASD#FASDAwareness
@ConversationEDU@MenziesResearch We've been here before and seen how these policies fail. The majority of these children have severe health and disability issues that are not addressed.
This is not leadership.
@nicolemanison@senator_sam @warrensnowdenMP @fanniebay @NatashaFyles @LindaBurneyMP @malarndirri19
"Evidence-based solutions recognise youth crime is not solely a justice issue: it’s also health and disability issue."
Important article from Nick Fancourt @Fantwit and Olga Havnen as the NT debate changes to youth justice.
https://t.co/JtfURC1VrK via @ConversationEDU
The NT government has proposed legislative changes to youth justice, including tightening access to bail and diversion, particularly for re-offenders.
@Fantwit explains why these changes could do more harm than good:
https://t.co/Jroj7VMF7u @MenziesResearch