Saving lives starts in the laboratory
Dr Hayley Bullen is undertaking dedicated research into new malaria drugs and requires an important piece of new equipment.
Donate today to help provide Burnet's labs with critical equipment.
Dr Hayley Bullen is undertaking dedicated research into new malaria drugs and requires an important piece of new equipment.
Donate today to help provide Burnet's labs with critical equipment.
Pornography is not a new phenomenon; however, the rise of the internet and social media means that pornography is more accessible, diverse and normalised than ever before.
Significant concern has been raised about the potential harms of pornography, including its impacts on relationships, sexual risk behaviours, sexual violence and body image. There is a concerning trend that some young people are using pornography as a source of sexual education.
Our work focuses on pornography use among young people in the Australian context, exploring trends in use, gender-differences, and sexual health and behaviour. Our work will inform future interventions and sexual education initiatives.
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For any general enquiries relating to this project, please contact:
Deputy Program Director, Behaviours and Health Risks; Head, Young People’s Health
To achieve better health for vulnerable communities in Australia and internationally by accelerating the translation of research, discovery and evidence into sustainable health solutions.
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VIC, 3004, Australia
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