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  • Modifying homes to prevent falls is very cost-effective: New NZ study

    A just published modelling study by the BODE3 Team has reported that “home safety assessment and modification” (e.g., adding hand rails and removing tripping hazards in homes) appears to be a very cost-effective health sector intervention. But even more cost-effective was targeting this intervention to older people with previous injurious falls.
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    Issue date
    12 June 2016
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Giorgi Kvizhinadze Eamonn Deverall Tony Blakely
  • The Island Bay cycleway – Terribly important and nothing new

    The debate over the Island Bay cycleway is important because the way we build our streets shapes how we live, and consequently determines the health and well-being of populations. But it is nothing new says Professor Alistair Woodward.
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    Issue date
    06 March 2016
    Author(s)
    Alistair Woodward

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