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Misinformation about e-cigarettes is widespread. It's time to set the record straight!

Learn about mindfulness in this 6-episode podcast, which features Dr Michelle Jongenelis talking about behaviour change in Episode 3.

In a blog post for Lawson Psychology, Dr Michelle Jongenelis talks about 'if-then plans' and shares some tips on how to set these plans to increase your chances of achieving your goals.

Dr Michelle Jongenelis talks about SMART goals and getting the most out of therapy in this blog post for Lawson Psychology

Professor Ron Borland explains to ABC why some people care (or don't) about wearing a face mask.

Professor Ron Borland presents to the Convergence Science Network on how we, as a society, can think and act effectively when it comes to threats and disasters.

Dr Michelle Jongenelis has been awarded a National Health and Medical Research Council Investigator Grant.

When it comes to what kids eat, how important are grandparents really? The answer? Very!

Dr Michelle Jongenelis made a guest appearance on ABC Perth Radio to discuss the important role grandparents play in their grandkid's diet and provide tips on how they can become healthy eating champions.

Dr Michelle Jongenelis, warns unhealthy industries invest in so-called “independent” research to promote their own agenda and divert attention away from public health efforts.

Dr Camille Short has been awarded a Mid-Career Victorian Cancer Agency Fellowship by the Victorian State Government.

In this latest episode of Teach me in Twenty Dr Michelle Jongenelis talks about how marketing is shaping our choices on alcohol, tobacco and junk food, about conflict of interest research, and what you don't know about e-cigarettes!

We are pleased to announce that Professor Ron Borland is the recipient of the 2020 John Slade Award.

Join Dr Camille Short as she discusses behaviour change: theory, applications and technology to support healthy lifestyle changes to prevent and manage chronic diseases.

Missed our first May Lecture? Watch it in your own time via our YouTube channel.

Professor Charles Abraham spent many years in the UK designing and evaluating behaviour change interventions. Now, he hopes to help improve Australia’s health by continuing his work here