Interesting story from the University of Sydney, who has a campus in Broken Hill -
Broken Hill Department of Rural Health (http://sydney.edu.au/medicine/drh/)
about community values and collaboration in #BrokenHill. I found the article via Twitter in a Tweet from @DrNinaBerry (Dr Nina Berry).
Worth a read - http://sydney.edu.au/news/staff/2576.html?newscategoryid=223&newsstoryid=14636
The article touches on lead in Broken Hill and the recent announcement (13 February 2015) by Kevin Humphries MP, the Minister for Natural Resources, Lands and Water, and Minister for Western NSW, for the NSW Government to commit more than $13 million to address the issue of high blood lead levels in children in the City.
Professor David Lyle Head of University Department for Rural Health (UDRH) and research fellow (UDHR) Frances Boreland who's called Broken Hill home for two decades and, like me has falling in love with the city, welcomed the news
@sydneysph Borland, Lyle and the people of #BrokenHill showing how collaboration makes research matter http://t.co/QJC1HFUpC7 Lead on!
— DrNinaBerry (@DrNinaBerry) March 3, 2015
Thanks Dr Berry.
Tip - looking for news and information about Broken Hill? Check my blog! But also use Twitter with the # (hashtag) #BrokenHill. It's a great research tool.
Cheers, Jane Deany
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