Can a child’s ability to self-regulate predict their future?
IHMRI PhD candidate Davina Robson researches how emotional and impulse control in childhood translates to adulthood.
Bushfire trauma could take years to recover from
While natural disasters such as the recent bushfires are a traumatic experience, the psychological effect might not be felt for some time.
Managing chronic conditions over Christmas
People living with chronic conditions may rely on a strict diet to help treat it. IHMRI's A/Prof. Yasmine Probst says this can be hard to stick to over the silly season.
Travel diary of a Dame Bridget Ogilvie award winner
IHMRI's Dr. Esther Davis shares a recount of her travels funded by the Dame Bridget Ogilvie Scholarship.
Do Australian consumers have adequate health literacy?
Tayla Degan is an IHMRI researcher looking to the health literacy levels of people living with mental illness.
“I felt I wasn’t just alive, I was living”
Professor Justin Yerbury flew to Perth to present at the International Symposium on ALS/MND, after months of logistical planning.
Baked goods and ice buckets help MND Appeal
IHMRI teamed up with the UOW School of Medicine and Health to raise money for Professor Justin Yerbury's motor neurone disease appeal.
IHMRI researchers secure almost $2.5 million dollars in NHMRC funding
Almost $2.5 million was awarded to six IHMRI researchers under the National Health and Medical Research Council's Ideas Grant scheme.
Christmas comes early for researchers with anonymous donation
An anonymous donor has provided $8000 to be shared among four young researchers from the Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute.
New Motor Neurone Disease Appeal launched
The University of Wollongong launched its fundraising appeal for Professor Justin Yerbury's research into motor neurone disease at IHMRI.