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I’ll be voting YES in the referendum to establish an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament.
In my work with Aboriginal colleagues, I’ve seen how programs that have been co-designed with and by Aboriginal people can change lives for the better.
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(1/4) I’m very pleased to showcase some research led by early career researchers, now published in The Lancet Public Health.
How much dementia is preventable?
Our team calculated that 38.2% of dementia cases in Australia are attributable to 11 established risk factors. 🧵
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpub/article/PIIS2468-2667(23)00146-9/fulltext
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(3/4) The 11 established risk factors accounted for a greater proportion of dementia in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (44.9%) than they did in people with European (36.4%) or Asian (33.6%) ancestry.
This reflects greater disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, leading to greater exposure to the risk factors. However, it also means there’s significan
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I’ll be voting YES in the referendum to establish an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament.
In my work with Aboriginal colleagues, I’ve seen how programs that have been co-designed with and by Aboriginal people can chan…
Many Australian adults are eligible to receive a COVID-19 booster, but only out of date bivalent vaccines are available.
OzSAGE call on the Australian Government to offer updated XBB.1.5-targeted vaccines.
Read more: https://ozsage.org/med…
(2/3) Many seem to believe COVID-19 will become seasonal, but why should it? Influenza generally isn’t very transmissible and infects a small number each year. There’s plenty of time to design vaccines based on what’s happening in the oppo…
(1/3) Policymakers shouldn’t be trying to manage COVID-19 as if it were seasonal influenza. It’s not and never will be. SARS-CoV-2’s greater transmissibility leads to faster viral evolution and waves of disease throughout the year, rather …
(4/4) For people from all ethnic backgrounds, improving physical activity, preventing and treating obesity, and improving hearing could substantially reduce the incidence of future dementia.
This work was led by Rhiann Sue See and Fintan T…
(3/4) The 11 established risk factors accounted for a greater proportion of dementia in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (44.9%) than they did in people with European (36.4%) or Asian (33.6%) ancestry.
This reflects greater dis…
(2/4) We looked at 11 established risk factors: less education; hearing loss; hypertension; obesity; smoking; depression; social isolation; physical inactivity; diabetes; alcohol excess; and air pollution.
Using a population attributable f…
(1/4) I’m very pleased to showcase some research led by early career researchers, now published in The Lancet Public Health.
How much dementia is preventable?
Our team calculated that 38.2% of dementia cases in Australia are attributable t…
The US Veterans Affairs long COVID studies clearly demonstrate that the immediate health impacts of COVID-19 are only the tip of the iceberg.
The latest study in the series warns that
“the burden of health loss will not only impact patien…
It’s sad how people have been led to believe that getting COVID-19 - repeatedly - is inevitable. I recently told some colleagues that I’d never had COVID-19 and they were amazed. So we had a chat about how effective a N95 mask can be, and …
(4/4) This study shows that super-spreading events can occur outside if the conditions are right. It’s probably a good idea to continue to wear a mask outside if the environment is crowded.
Link to study: https://www.frontiersin.org/articl…
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