Professor George Patton from CATS discusses the importance of the middle years for health and emotional development
Lisa talks to ABC Radio National's Life Matters program about the importance of the middle years
Dr Lisa Mundy and other experts discuss the benefits and downsides of screen time with Woolworths
A report compiled by CATS shows that bullying is affecting the learning outcomes and emotional health of primary school students.
Primary school students who are being bullied and/or experiencing emotional difficulties are falling behind at school.
Channel 9 reports on the latest CATS research, highlighting that children as young as eight years old are unsatisfied with their bodies.
Hear Dr Libby Hughes and some CATS participants talk about poor perceptions of body image in young children.
The Age reports on recent research out of CATS, showing that body image pressures begin as young as eight years old.
Dr Lisa Mundy speaks to Peter Bell & Paula Kruger about using recent CATS research to prevent bullying in the future. *Link unavailable*
We are thrilled to be presenting at the Australian Association for Adolescent Health 2019 Youth Health Conference (27-29 Nov). It is important to discuss how we as a health community can enrich developmental research with adolescent voices.
To learn more and register:
aaahyouthhealthconference.com.au/
NEW CATS STUDY FINDINGS - The Top 5 Video Games for Girls and Boys. Is it what you expected? 🎮🎮
Did you know? 20 years ago, 1 in 5 Year 8 students smoked regularly. At CATS, just 1 in 50 Year 8 students have ever smoked a cigarette. 🚬
But what about e-cigarettes AKA vaping? How many students have ever vaped or regularly vape today? We're very excited for Dr Lisa Mundy to share our new findings on this subject matter at the 2019 Inaugural Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco Oceania Conference.
It's Mental Health Week. Reach out to those experiencing poor mental health and have some real conversations. Reaching out is always worth it 😊😊
84% of Australian parents follow strategies based on myths to prevent their child from catching a cold. Read the report: www.rchpoll.org.au/
