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Dr Kerry Sargent-Cox speaks to Simon Coplande
Retirement Blues

Retirement Blues

Dr Kerry Sargent-Cox tells SIMON COPLAND why older Australians are still bearing the brunt of the Global Financial Crisis. Read more..... http://news.anu.edu....

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Ice link to psychosis

Ice link to psychosis

Research at The Australian National University has established for the first time strong evidence of a causal link between the drug ‘ice’ and...

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DCRC 2012 Forum
DCRC 2012 Forum Canberra

DCRC 2012 Forum Canberra

The annual National Dementia Collaborative Research Centres 2012 Forum Welcome Cocktail Event at Old Parliament House.  The Australian Institute of...

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2012 ACT Churchill Fellowship Awards

2012 ACT Churchill Fellowship Awards

Dr Alex Bahar-Fuchs was awarded the 2012 Churchill Fellowship to travel to the UK, USA, and Israel to learn about cutting-edge approaches to cognition-based...

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ACT report: Mental Health & Wellbeing

ACT report: Mental Health & Wellbeing

On Thursday 28 July the Chief Minister Katy Gallagher launched an important report from the PATH through Life Project on the Mental Health and Wellbeing of the...

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Welcome

Established in 2012, the Centre for Research on Ageing, Health & Wellbeing (CRAHW) is a research intensive centre located within the Research School of Population Health.

CRAHW aims to optimise the well-being of individuals and communities through the lifecourse by conducting innovative and translational research and contributing to public policy.  We work in methodological and theoretical traditions drawn from psychology, sociology and epidemiology that focus on adult development and ageing. The centre has particular expertise in cognitive ageing and dementia, psychiatric epidemiology, neuroimaging, social gerontology, healthy ageing and substance use.  Our work involves conducting and analysing large-scale epidemiological studies as well as intervention studies.  CRAHW hosts a node of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research and a Dementia Collaborative Research Centre.  

CRAHW comprises academics, visitors and adjunct members, students and administrative staff.

Updated:  11 July, 2012/Responsible Officer:  Director/Page Contact:  Business Manager