Watching violence online is affecting our mental health, and we are not prepared for it
Violent events now reach audiences instantly and repeatedly through mobile media, often without consent or context. RMIT experts examine how this reshapes emotional wellbeing and why digital grief literacy is critical to protecting audiences from cumulative psychological harm.
Personalised cancer treatment entering a transformative phase driven by AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly accelerating the shift towards personalised cancer treatments. Ahead of World Cancer Day, an RMIT expert explains how these advances are improving treatment options and what challenges still need to be overcome.
How to make your swimsuit last longer
To beat the heat, Australians will often spend their summer by the ocean and pool, though few realise how rapidly chlorine, salt and sun can breakdown their swimwear. An RMIT expert explains why, and shares tips on how to maintain the quality and longevity of your swimsuit.
Experts call for Health Star Rating reform as 14 November deadline nears
As the deadline for voluntary Health Star Rating uptake approaches on 14 November, public health groups are pressing food ministers for decisive action and a timeline for making the system mandatory.