News and Events
24 April 2021
A new review paper, led by NICM HRI, shows shorter variations (as little as 4-minutes) of high-intensity internal training (HIIT) really does improve health!
A new review paper, led by NICM HRI, shows shorter variations (as little as 4-minutes) of high-intensity internal training (HIIT) really does improve health!
31 March 2021
Researcher from NICM HRI have featured in the media on topics from endometriosis, mental health, medicinal cannabis, psychedelics to how the internet is changing the brain.
Researcher from NICM HRI have featured in the media on topics from endometriosis, mental health, medicinal cannabis, psychedelics to how the internet is changing the brain.
23 February 2021
Further progress has been made on intellectual property in Australia for complementary medicines after the passing of new reforms by Parliament introducing a five-year data protection scheme.
Further progress has been made on intellectual property in Australia for complementary medicines after the passing of new reforms by Parliament introducing a five-year data protection scheme.
12 January 2021
Psychedelic compounds are showing promise as potential treatments for mental illness says experts from NICM HRI and University of Melbourne.
Psychedelic compounds are showing promise as potential treatments for mental illness says experts from NICM HRI and University of Melbourne.
16 December 2020
With an extraordinary year almost behind us, as we close off for 2020, on behalf of our Institute, we wish you all an enjoyable, restful and safe festive season and New Year ahead. I hope you enjoy our summer newsletter and the holiday break.
With an extraordinary year almost behind us, as we close off for 2020, on behalf of our Institute, we wish you all an enjoyable, restful and safe festive season and New Year ahead. I hope you enjoy our summer newsletter and the holiday break.
16 December 2020
Over 500 attendees participated in NICM HRI’s joint webinar with the All India Institute of Ayurveda, learning the latest evidence for how yoga and Ayurveda medicine can support mental wellness.
Over 500 attendees participated in NICM HRI’s joint webinar with the All India Institute of Ayurveda, learning the latest evidence for how yoga and Ayurveda medicine can support mental wellness.
10 December 2020
NICM Health Research Institute has featured recently on Bloomberg Quicktake, House of Wellness, Triple J Hack, ABC Radio Australia, ABCLife, as well as Daily Mail UK, Huffington Post UK, The Guardian, Herald Sun and Courier-Mail to name a few.
NICM Health Research Institute has featured recently on Bloomberg Quicktake, House of Wellness, Triple J Hack, ABC Radio Australia, ABCLife, as well as Daily Mail UK, Huffington Post UK, The Guardian, Herald Sun and Courier-Mail to name a few.
9 December 2020
Research stars Maz Ali, Dr Diana Karamacoska, Dr Angelo Sabag, Dr Deep Bhuyan, Dr Mike Armour, and Dr Carolyn Ee celebrated their achievements and awards received for research excellence at NICM HRI in 2020.
Research stars Maz Ali, Dr Diana Karamacoska, Dr Angelo Sabag, Dr Deep Bhuyan, Dr Mike Armour, and Dr Carolyn Ee celebrated their achievements and awards received for research excellence at NICM HRI in 2020.
8 December 2020
Congratulations to Professor Chun Guang Li, Professor Gerald Muench, Associate Professor Genevieve Steiner, Associate Professor Xiaoshu Zhuhai, and Dr Mike Armour who have received accolades in Western Sydney University’s 2020 Excellence Awards.
Congratulations to Professor Chun Guang Li, Professor Gerald Muench, Associate Professor Genevieve Steiner, Associate Professor Xiaoshu Zhuhai, and Dr Mike Armour who have received accolades in Western Sydney University’s 2020 Excellence Awards.
7 December 2020
In a collaborative project between NICM Health Research Institute and Australian Natural Therapeutics Group (ANTG), researchers will start screening volunteers in 2021 for a two-year trial investigating the effects of a novel cannabis based-medicine on cognitive function in people with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.
In a collaborative project between NICM Health Research Institute and Australian Natural Therapeutics Group (ANTG), researchers will start screening volunteers in 2021 for a two-year trial investigating the effects of a novel cannabis based-medicine on cognitive function in people with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.
