We set the geographical distribution of inquisitorial intensity against a modern-day measure of gross domestic product per capita constructed using nighttime luminosity captured by satellite photography.
We encourage a comprehensive approach to infection, immunity and biosecurity - linking pathogens, hosts (humans and animals), engineered systems and the natural environment in a one planet, one health framework.
2 May 2024. Everyday products and common foods may be harming your health. ... But the status quo means corporations can keep selling dangerous or lethal products for much longer than they should.
A mission to trap Tasmanian devils in the remote south west coast has found healthy animals with an absence of Devil Facial Tumour Disease. Scientists including from the University of Sydney spent 8 days exploring the wilderness on a quest to trap
How behavioural economics insights can aid COVID-19 compliance. 29 April 2020. As lockdowns linger on, how to ensure people stick to the rules. To avoid a second wave of the coronavirus, Australians must continue to comply with 'stay at home' and
Natural fibers such as cotton, wool and linen tend to hold up better than synthetics such as polyester, which is made of plastic and can release microfibers every wash.
Leading experts caution a hotter future requires urgent planning and more investment in research to reduce the risks of heat-related disease and death.