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25.01.2022 We're all in this together. Let's do this

24.01.2022 "Knowledge translation is... let's bring research out of the elite journals and off our CVs and get the findings into these communities." Did you hear Knowledge Translation scholar Anna Edgar speaking with Dan and Jenny on ABC Newcastle? You can find a link to their full chat in the comments.

24.01.2022 In case you missed it... Newcastle Institute hosted a panel of experts on COVID-19 in the Hunter, including Dr Peter Saul. Dr Saul is a Hunter-based intensive care specialist who shares our passion for Advance Care Planning.... Watch: what do Dr Saul and the other experts say about the implications of the virus in regional NSW?

15.01.2022 Running out of ways to keep the kids active? Even before the pandemic, Dr Nicole Nathan had worked with us to help schools make sure kids get enough activity. The University of Newcastle public health academic says movement is important for your family's mental health.... Here are some of Dr Nathan's tips: - Be kind to yourself. Your kids will move less right now than you'd like, but that's to be expected. - Get out as a family for a walk, while you can under the restrictions. - Watch YouTube videos about yoga and meditation. - Download an app like UoN's "Resistance Training for Teens". - Do it with them. Take a break from working at home. Every 30 minutes you can all get a bit active. - Set family goals like completing push-ups, skipping rope or running a certain distance. "Game-ify it". - If you can, follow a daily routine. Listen: Dr Nathan spoke to ABC Newcastle's Dan Cox. Link to their conversation in the comments below.

03.01.2022 The pandemic has hurt clinical trials and preventative healthcare programs - but how is it presenting opportunities?