Managing screen time for kids over the holidays
How much tech is too much tech? The anxiety of too much screen time is often at the forefront of
Encouraging healthy habits for kids going back to school
How to keep children active and focused. We all know how important a healthy, balanced and varied diet is for
Can a child’s ability to self-regulate predict their future?
New research looks at how managing emotions and impulses from a young age can relate to better health and success in adulthood.
Bushfire Trauma could take years to recover from
Researchers say Mental Health impacts don’t always present straight away. Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute (IHMRI) researcher, Dr Natalie
Managing chronic conditions over Christmas
How to be mindful of your health during the holidays. Christmas can be a hard time to stick to your
Travel diary of a Dame Bridget Ogilvie award winner
IHMRI Palliative care researcher shares her gratitude for career boost. Dr Esther Davis from the Illawarra Health and Medical Research
Do Australian consumers have adequate health literacy?
IHMRI researchers take a closer look at the needs of people with mental illness. The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines
“I felt I wasn’t just alive, I was living”
Professor Justin Yerbury presents at Perth Symposium on ALS/MND. A number of researchers from the Illawarra Health and Medical Research
Baked goods and ice buckets help MND Appeal
Bake-Off proves a great success. The third annual SMAH/IHMRI Bake-Off has brought in $330 for UOW’s MND Appeal, which launched
IHMRI researchers secure almost $2.5 million dollars in NHMRC funding
Three projects awarded Ideas Grants. Six Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute (IHMRI) researchers and their collaborators are celebrating after