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Health Sciences takes a walk for World Stroke Day[3 November 2009]
The Faculty did their bit for World Stroke Day on Thursday 29 October by taking a lunchtime walk to promote the role of physical activity in stroke prevention and management. More
Australia's largest health research facility showcases pioneering research[23 October 2009]
Sydney University's Faculty of Health Sciences, Australia's largest health research and education facility, will showcase its world leading research at celebrations to mark its 30th anniversary on Saturday 31 October 2009. More
New master's degree takes a passion for exercise to the next level[30 September 2009]
With weight issues and obesity affecting one in two Australian adults and Type 2 diabetes now one of the leading causes of death in Australia, the potential of exercise strategies to address the growth in chronic disease and maintain a fit and healthy population is undisputed. More
The man for the job[21 September 2009]
While a ratio of one man to twenty women may sound like something that would grab the attention of many males, Michael Dunne was not aware of the female dominance of the speech pathology workforce before commencing study. More
Making the switch; from policeman to diagnostic radiographer within 2 years[14 September 2009]
Gone are the days of a 'career for life,' with the average person today predicted to change careers an average of three to five times during their lifetime. For some it's not an overly significant shift, but for Chris Slattery a move from policing to diagnostic radiography meant he was in for a bit of a change. More
Hilltop Road Primary School on the Walkway to Health[11 September 2009]
On August 27 and 28, a team of FHS Students and Ambassadors visited Hilltop Road Primary School in Merrylands to run an exciting series of presentations and interactive activities focusing on exercise and nutrition. More
Innovation in disability employment services highlights vital role of rehabilitation counsellors[2 September 2009]
The Federal Government's $41 million innovation fund which focuses on innovative solutions for disadvantaged job seekers coupled with a growing focus on social inclusion, is set to increase demand on the services of rehabilitation counsellors. More
Usyd scientist leads the way on new findings on exercise and ageing[20 August 2009]
Sydney University's Professor Maria Fiatarone Singh has forwarded the recently updated Position Stand on Exercise and Physical Activity for Older Adults. More
Establish your career in Asia with the PM's Australia Asia Endeavour Awards[11 August 2009]
The Prime Minister's Australia Asia Endeavour Awards are a unique opportunity to undertake international study and research related to your Australian degree, as well as gain international work experience through an internship or work placement, building your professional network in Asia. More
'Whatever! The Science of Teens' sex special on ABC TV[7 August 2009]
Dr Patricia Weerakoon from the Faculty's Graduate Programs in Sexual Health last night revealed the science behind teenage sexuality on the ABC Series 'Whatever! The Science of Teens.' More
From grassroots to the United Nations - Repeat presentation[29 July 2009]
Associate Professor Jane Latimer From grassroots to the United Nations - Health researchers supporting Indigenous Australians More
The ICF: a unifying framework for human functioning and rehabilitation research[21 July 2009]
The Faculty of Health Sciences was pleased to have the opportunity to host a lecture by Professor Gerold Stucki on Tuesday, 14 July 2009 on the ICF: a unifying framework for human functioning and rehabilitation research More