It is the greatest inevitability of life - aging. Have you ever wondered what happens within your body, that leads to its gradual decline in function and ultimately #aging? Here's a look at the #science. New ep. Check it📺➡️:youtu.be/xHlNXzfCv0o @VicCompCancerCr UniMelb MDHS

A year into the #COVID19 #pandemic,#infodemics & #misinformation are equally virulent issues.There are many #vaccine conspiracies circulating,so let's break down the #science.Ep1.Fact or fiction:the vaccines alter your DNA🧬?youtu.be/gX2MJfN7Ct8 UniMelb MDHS @VicCompCancerCr

There are many #COVID19 #vaccine conspiracies and #misinformation circulating,so let's break down the #science.Ep2.Fact or fiction:the vaccines cause fertility issues? #scicomm #meded #coronavirus youtu.be/EAWOqsO4oKA UniMelb MDHS @VicCompCancerCr UniMelb SciComm TheSciCommCollective

Ep3.Fact or fiction:the vaccines are unsafe for people with allergies? There are many #COVID19 #vaccine conspiracies and #misinformation circulating,so let's break down the #science. #scicomm #meded #coronavirus @VicCompCancerCr UniMelb MDHS TheSciCommCollective youtu.be/CqSgftFMAd0

New episode on #Covid_19 #vaccination & #allergy myths below. Check it out 📺👇🏾.

New episode on #Covid_19 #vaccination & #fertility myths below. Check it out 👇🏾📺.

New episode on #Covid_19 #vaccination & #DNA alteration myths below. Check it out 📺👇🏾.

Forget the #COVID19 pandemic.We've also entered into a new era of the #infodemic too.There is a lot of #misinformation circulating currently.Ep4.Fact or fiction: #vaccines are not safe for the immunocompromised? Here's the #science. #scicomm youtube.com/watch?v=_K4bbX… UniMelb MDHS

There are several risk factors that can be modified,to reduce our risk of developing #cancer.Australia is set to be the first country to eliminate cervical cancer by 2035. Here's a look at the #science.youtu.be/IGGNj0H8Y-g @VicCompCancerCr UniMelb SciComm UniMelb MDHS #vaccine

I had the absolute pleasure of talking about all things #research & #COVID19 conspiracies with Richard Saunders & Maynard for Pint of Science AU. Thanks very much 🙏🏽 for the stimulating chat!

Here they are, meet the team #LHSAcademy! Wendy Chapman Kayley Lyons Dr Sat Dushy Hilmy Ismail Dr Joanna Lawrence Dr Rahul D Barmanray Lorelle Martin

Super excited to be working and journeying with all of these Superstars. Week 1 has been eye opening, thought provoking, inspiring and highly stimulating. Look forward to seeing these Fellows & digital transformation projects making huge waves for future clinical practice🌊✌️!

We asked our #LHSAcademy Fellows what a Digital Health Champion looks like to them. Looking forward to helping them reach their Champion potential!🦸 🦸‍♀️‍Dr Rahul D Barmanray Hilmy Ismail Jun Jung Lorelle Martin Dr Joanna Lawrence @Unimelb @unimelbMDHS #DigitalHealth #HealthTech #health

Douglas Pires Wendy Chapman Kayley Lyons Daniel Capurro @DrMahimaKalla @karaburns Meg Perrier (She/Her) RN, MPH | own views | Dr Sat Dushy Brian Chapman Kathleen Gray K Graeme

We had such a great experience developing and running our pilot of the Applied Learning Health Systems short course! Due to popular demand, the short course will be back shortly. Caps apply. Stay tuned for May and register your interest here! bit.ly/EOI_SC. Centre for Digital Transformation of Health

No, we are not giving a TedTalk. This is our fantastic Centre for Digital Transformation of Health #digitalhealth workforce dev team meeting in person for the first time in months. Thank you #DHIS2022 for giving us a reason to leave our zooms Dr Sat Dushy Meg Perrier (She/Her) RN, MPH | own views |

We are absolutely thrilled to introduce you to the incredible, diverse and deeply inspiring newest #SuperstarsofSTEM announced today. Read more about their stories and the science, technology, maths, and engineering they do. Congratulations to you all! scienceandtechnologyaustralia.org.au/what-we-do/sup…

I’m beyond stoked to see this list - and some familiar faces! Congratulations #SuperstarsOfSTEM

Still getting a negative RAT after a COVID exposure and days of symptoms? It might be time to consider a PCR. PCRs are accurate approximately 95% of the time, while a RAT is less sensitive and requires more virus, according to Dr Sat Dushy (University of Melbourne). bit.ly/3tYvY4c