Topics: Alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
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Why funding for public health research needs a more strategic approach
This podcast discusses why now is the right time for taking a more strategic approach to chronic disease research investment, based on Australia’s most significant problems in health. -
Alcohol economics and prevention
Prevention Centre research was in the spotlight at the Australian Health Economics Society (AHES) 2023 Conference. -
Strategic prevention: Insights from our policy-focused research projects
A showcase of strategic research projects into preventive health funded by The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. -
Alcohol Change Australia and public health law
Public Health Law Community of Practice (CoP) webinar. -
How do we improve preventive health care in pregnancy?
Best practice antenatal care for chronic disease health risks is not routine. We aimed to ensure preventive care is delivered routinely during pregnancy. -
Seminar: Building an economic case and planning for liver cancer control
Liver cancer has emerged as a significant challenge in Australia, in terms of its rising incidence and mortality rates. This webinar delves into the health and economic implications of these interventions, emphasising their cost-effectiveness. -
Preventing liver cancer: Assessing the benefits of risk assessment for patients with metabolic-associated fatty liver disease
This research was funded through the 2022 Prevention Centre Seeding Grants Program to build on the Preventing Liver Cancer project. The analyses in these reports can help form a business case to advocate for efficient and effective targeted interventions to reduce the burden of liver cancer in Australia. -
Infographic: Assessing the benefits and costs of risk-stratified surveillance for patients with metabolic-associated fatty liver disease
About one in three Australians have metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) – a liver disease common in people who are overweight, obese, or have other metabolic conditions. -
Estimating the impact of public health interventions to prevent liver cancer
This project estimated the impact of prevention activities on liver cancer outcomes, including reduction of excessive alcohol consumption, reduction of excess body fatness, and routine HCC surveillance, using an updated Australian liver cancer predictive model (Policy1-Liver).