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Emerging Evidence is the podcast about Australian health and mental health research as it happens. Registered nurse Leah Veenhuizen talks with the researchers behind current studies and trials, in plain language, including the ones offering free programs to everyday people right now.
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Conversations with the researchers behind Australia's current health and mental health studies, in plain language. In this first episode, Leah speaks with Professor Gery Karantzas (Deakin University, Science of Adult Relationships Laboratory) about the Relationship Reset Study, a free trial supporting couples navigating relationship strain alongside alcohol or substance use. For official trial details and eligibility, visit: www. scienceofadultrelationships.org/rct If anything in this episode raises difficult feelings, Lifeline is available on 13 11 14, and Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636. This podcast is editorial content, not medical advice. www.emergingevidencepodcast.com.au
Every day in Australia, there's research happening that could change your life. New treatments, new studies, new understanding of the things that affect us most. Most of us never hear about it until years after it's finished. I'm Leah Veenhuizen, registered nurse and Masters of Counseling student, and this is Emerging Evidence, conversations with researchers behind Australia's current health and mental health studies in plain language, including the ones looking for everyday people to take part. The first episode's coming soon. Follow now, and I'll see you there
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