Find below news and articles about our studies and research discoveries, twin and family health as well as happenings from the wider multiple-birth community.
Our free online eNews is another great channel for news as is our Facebook and Instagram (Please note: our list of news releases is being currently updated and not all are shown here presently. Visit this page again soon)
- Mourning loss of luminary of twin research
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of our one-of- a-kind, generous, endlessly enthusiastic and curious, funny, brilliant Director of Twins Research Australia, Professor John Hopper AM, who led our Centre for nearly 35 years. John was a pioneering Australian genetic epidemiologist and twin researcher whose work transformed… Read more: Mourning loss of luminary of twin research - Vale Professor John Hopper AM
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of our friend, colleague and collaborator, Professor John Hopper AM, who led Twins Research Australia over the past 35 years. John was a pioneering Australian genetic epidemiologist and twin researcher whose work transformed understanding of the genetic and environmental factors influencing human… Read more: Vale Professor John Hopper AM - Twins at centre of new breast cancer study funded by the National Breast Cancer Foundation
A new study funded by the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) of twins and sisters with and without breast cancer aims to make new insights into the causes of this deadly disease that kills over 3,200 Australians each year. The study is led by Twins Research Australia Director, Professor John Hopper at the University of… Read more: Twins at centre of new breast cancer study funded by the National Breast Cancer Foundation - 2022 study roundup
Thanks to all of our TRA members who participated in studies in 2022! Like to know more about how they are progressing? Find out below….. Monash University’s Resilience and Vulnerability to Mental Health Problems Study has been a huge success in 2021 and 2022, thanks to the amazing 697 twin pairs who joined the study.… Read more: 2022 study roundup - 2023 study roundup
Thanks to all of our TRA members who participated in studies in 2023! Like to know more about how they are progressing? Find out below….. The FEASST study, which is looking into how diet affects male fertility, is urgently looking for more men – identical and fraternal twins aged 20-45 living in Melbourne or surrounds.… Read more: 2023 study roundup - Twins participate in FEASST of a study
Melbourne twins, Royden and Pierson Budge, are participating in the FEASST study, looking into how diet affects male fertility. They explain why they joined and what is involved. Twins Research Australia thanks them most sincerely for their efforts to help us better understand this important area of men’s health. Open to male twins, identical and… Read more: Twins participate in FEASST of a study
