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Innovative study traced families for decades
The Life Course study was started in 1987 by the late pediatrician Dr Susan Sayers from the Menzies School of Health Research in Darwin.
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Research shows Indigenous Australians more likely to suffer from emotional distress
Indigenous Australians are six times more likely to experience stressful events in their lives compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts, new research from a Charles Darwin University PhD graduate has found.
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Research shows Indigenous Australians more likely to suffer from emotional distress
Indigenous Australians are six times more likely to experience stressful events in their lives compared to their non-Indigenous counterparts, new research from a Charles Darwin University PhD graduate has found.
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CDU to hold 'virtual' graduation ceremony
PhD graduand Belinda Davison will speak as part of the ceremony.
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Students to celebrate academic achievements at virtual grad
Dr Belinda Davison is the Life Course Program project manager at Menzies, which aims to examine the effect of early life events on later health and disease.
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Aboriginal Birth Cohort study reaches 32 years of looking at health in the NT community
It is the longest and largest study of Aboriginal people in Australia, with 686 participants all born between 1987 and 1990 at Royal Darwin Hospital.
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Menzies runs next phase of Aboriginal health study
Australia’s largest and longest running study of Aboriginal people, the Aboriginal Birth Cohort Study (ABC), has begun its fifth wave of data collection.
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New stage in Indigenous health study
Campus Morning Mail reports on Menzies School of Health Research commencing collecting data for a fifth wave of its Aboriginal Birth Health Cohort Study.
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Rain, hail or shine - Landmark study rolls on
The largest, longest-running and most significant study of the lives of Indigenous babies born in Australia continued its fourth wave of data collection throughout 2014.
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730NT: Tracking down Darwinites' health
It's the nation's largest and longest-running study of Aboriginal people - and it's happening here in the Northern Territory.
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On the road again: Nation's oldest and largest Aboriginal health study
The oldest and largest study of Aboriginal people in Australia has begun its fourth wave of data collection.