On this podcast, you’ll hear from some of the world’s leading health researchers, community organisations and people with lived experience about the advancements we’re making in health to transform the wellbeing of our communities at each stage of life.
Hosted by Professor Debra Anderson – the Dean of Health at the University of Technology Sydney and the Founder and Director of the Women’s Wellness Research Collaborative. Professor Anderson has spent her career dedicated to supporting people, particularly women after cancer, to implement sustainable lifestyle changes to get the most out of life.
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On this podcast, you’ll hear from some of the world’s leading health researchers, community organisations and people with lived experience about the advancements we’re making in health to transform the wellbeing of our communities at each stage of life.
Hosted by Professor Debra Anderson – the Dean of Health at the University of Technology Sydney and the Founder and Director of the Women’s Wellness Research Collaborative. Professor Anderson has spent her career dedicated to supporting people, particularly women after cancer, to implement sustainable lifestyle changes to get the most out of life.
How visual arts can influence the health of populations
Talking Health
24 minutes
2 years ago
How visual arts can influence the health of populations
Talking Health
On this podcast, you’ll hear from some of the world’s leading health researchers, community organisations and people with lived experience about the advancements we’re making in health to transform the wellbeing of our communities at each stage of life.
Hosted by Professor Debra Anderson – the Dean of Health at the University of Technology Sydney and the Founder and Director of the Women’s Wellness Research Collaborative. Professor Anderson has spent her career dedicated to supporting people, particularly women after cancer, to implement sustainable lifestyle changes to get the most out of life.
