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Twins Research Australia brings twins and researchers together for vital health research that benefits everyone. Our research impacts health globally, contributing to the most pressing health issues of our times.
We are non-profit with our research made possible through the incredible volunteer efforts of our 75,000 twin members Australia-wide. They share their similarities and differences to help us understand more about human health and to better the lives of all.
NEWS & EVENTS
- Vale Professor John Hopper AM
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of our friend,… Read more: Vale Professor John Hopper AM - What twins teach us about health behaviour
Researchers often compare the differences between identical and fraternal twins to better understand health and behaviour. The… Read more: What twins teach us about health behaviour - Member eNews
A free online Member eNews is emailed out usually twice a year. It’s packed with great information… Read more: Member eNews
POPULAR TOPICS
- The psychology of raising twins and multiples
My interest in twins has spanned my whole life as I was born a younger sibling of… Read more: The psychology of raising twins and multiples - Fraternal or identical: why it’s important to know
Why is it important for twins to know their zygosity? TRA Deputy Director, Professor Jeff Craig, explains.… Read more: Fraternal or identical: why it’s important to know - Top 10 research priorities for multiple-birth families
Multiple-birth experts from around the world have identified where urgent research is needed to improve health outcomes… Read more: Top 10 research priorities for multiple-birth families
OUR IMPACT
- Vale Professor John Hopper AMIt is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of our friend,… Read more: Vale Professor John Hopper AM
- Issue 6: Conducting clinical trials in twin populations: working with twins and their families
ISSN: 2652-5518By Lisa Yelland, Paulo Ferreira, Lucas Ferreira, Katrina Scurrah, Monica Rankin, Jane Denton, Merryl Harvey, Katherine… Read more: Issue 6: Conducting clinical trials in twin populations: working with twins and their families
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