Emma Tinning

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Health and Public Policy Adviser

Emma Tinning is a health and public policy adviser. She holds a PhD from the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Melbourne and a Master of Public Health from the University of Melbourne.

Rise in unlinked meningococcal cases: what GPs need to know

Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

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In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

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In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

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COVID disaster looming in aged care

Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

COVID disaster looming in aged care

Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Infectious diseases

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Public health

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Public health

Rise in unlinked meningococcal cases: what GPs need to know

Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

By Emma Tinning

Clinical Articles

Vaccination

Emma Tinning

Health and Public Policy Adviser

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Rise in unlinked meningococcal cases: what GPs need to know

Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

COVID disaster looming in aged care

Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

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Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 25 May 2023

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

In brief – Snapshots from the news – 1 June 2023

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

Rise in unlinked meningococcal cases: what GPs need to know

Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

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Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

Only a fraction of aged care residents are getting COVID boosters, despite high influenza vaccination rates - why the mismatch?

Ultra-processed food linked to depression; RCT finds non-antibiotic treatment effective for women with persistent acne

Cognitive functional therapy significantly improves low back pain; cancers in distant organs affect liver function and more…

Meningococcal B strain is responsible for most recent cases in NSW, but free access to that vaccine is limited

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Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.