
Associate Professor Jess Heerde
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NHMRC Emerging Leader & Principal Research Fellow. @UniMelbMDHS. Evidence-based #homelessness prevention, public health, heath equity. Views mine. #FirstGen
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In our new Parity piece Susan Sawyer AM & I raise a critical issue: the impact of homelessness on health. The health & mortality burden of homelessness for children & adolescents has not been well characterised limiting our response to homelessness & the challenges it presents.




New World Health Organization (WHO) report on social determinants of health equity provides a much needed reminder to the global community that to improve health equity we must improve society, say @michaelmarmot and jessica allen bmj.com/content/389/bm…

Policy makers, researchers, youth leaders: Join us to transform adolescent health & wellbeing! Lancet Commission report launch, May 21, Geneva. Register ▶️ hubs.li/Q03n4xhX0 #AdolescentHealth #WHA78 Murdoch Children's Research Institute (MCRI) World Health Organization (WHO)


Great work from colleagues at the Centre for Adolescent Health (CAH) and many international associates. Congratulations to all on the 2025 The Lancet Commission on Adolescent Health and Wellbeing. Outstanding achievement 👏👏

A groundbreaking report from The Lancet calls for greater adolescent #health funding. #MCRI's Prof Peter Azzopardi, who contributed to the document, spoke to ABC News about how additional support could transform the lives of #adolescents. Centre for Adolescent Health (CAH) 👉 abc.net.au/news/2025-05-2…



It’s time to act on adolescent health! 🌎 Globally, the health of adolescents is at a tipping point. A new The Lancet Commission urges action on rising threats to young people’s health & wellbeing. 👉 bit.ly/4k14Vgo







MCRI's Luo Li, Prof Pete Azzopardi, Molly O'Sullivan & Prof Susan Sawyer AM, part of the global charge to improve health outcomes for young people, have co-authored a MJA piece, calling for more funding & support. | Melbourne Children's Global Health Centre for Adolescent Health (CAH) More 👇 insightplus.mja.com.au/2025/24/keepin…


