June 26, 2019
Health researchers: Which “Deadly” are you?
First Nations woman, Amy Creighton, asked infectious disease researchers to make sure they are the right kind of “Deadly”
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June 25, 2019
Unique strain of parechovirus causes Australian outbreaks in infants
Researchers have unlocked the genetic code of a novel type of parechovirus circulating in Australia every two years
June 18, 2019
Researchers say Australian First Nations peoples should lead initiatives to improve flu vaccination rates
First Nations researchers say influenza vaccination rates among First Nations peoples would be best improved by real and meaningful partnerships
June 11, 2019
APPRISED Issue 5 – June 2019
Read the latest news from APPRISE – includes news from the Minya Cultural Respect Education workshop for health researchers
May 29, 2019
2019 Internship program at the Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security
Internship applications close Friday 21 June 2019. The Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security and the Department of Foreign Affairs is…
May 7, 2019
APPRISE congratulates Professor Scott Ritchie as he heads to the Latin American hub of the World Mosquito Program
APPRISE researcher, Professor Scott Ritchie, is the new head of the entomology program at the Latin American hub of the World Mosquito Program
April 3, 2019
Building Australia’s workforce to boost the impact of infectious disease research on public health
APPRISE has partnered with two Australian Government networks to provide three exceptional early- and mid-career researchers with an inside look…
March 26, 2019
Protecting the world from the threat of pandemics
Creating mathematical and computational models of infectious diseases like pandemic flu gives government and policy-makers a toolkit to respond to…
March 20, 2019
APPRISE thanks and congratulates Rear Admiral Jenny Firman
The APPRISE network of researchers wishes to acknowledge and thank Rear Admiral Jenny Firman for her wonderful contribution to national…
