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Who we are
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
- Health Behaviours QuestionnaireEligibility: All adult twins currently living in Australia. This study aims to understand why and how people […]
- What twins teach us about health behaviourResearchers often compare the differences between identical and fraternal twins to better understand health and behaviour. The […]
- Member eNewsA free online Member eNews is emailed out usually twice a year. It’s packed with great information […]
POPULAR TOPICS
- Fraternal or identical: why it’s important to knowWhy is it important for twins to know their zygosity? TRA Deputy Director, Professor Jeff Craig, explains. […]
- Our patronHer Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary of Denmark joined Twins Research Australia as our International Patron in January 2013. […]
- Top 10 research priorities for multiple-birth familiesMultiple-birth experts from around the world have identified where urgent research is needed to improve health outcomes […]
OUR IMPACT
- Issue 6: Conducting clinical trials in twin populations: working with twins and their familiesISNN: 2652-5518By Lisa Yelland, Paulo Ferreira, Lucas Ferreira, Katrina Scurrah, Monica Rankin, Jane Denton, Merryl Harvey, Katherine […]
- Issue 3: School achievement in literacy and numeracy: Insights from research using the twin designISNN: 2652-5518By Brian Byrne Main points Summary The aim of this article is to summarise what twin […]