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$1.1m awarded to advance InsideOut’s FERN eating disorder study
Dr Kristi Griffiths, one of 29 University of Sydney researchers, has been awarded $1.105 million in funding under the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Ideas Grants scheme to expand InsideOut’s pioneering FERN study.
10 Mar, 2026
Eating Disorder Coordinators Meet for 2026 Annual Two-Day Gathering
InsideOut welcomed eating disorder coordinators from across New South Wales to the 2026 NSW Eating Disorder Coordinators’ Two-Day Meeting on 24–25 February.
06 Mar, 2026
InsideOut Institute recognised in international Churchill Fellowship report on eating disorders policy
InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders has been highlighted as an example of international best practice in a newly released Churchill Fellowship report
17 Dec, 2025
InsideOut Team Receives Healthcare Systems and Sustainability Grant Award at GP25
The InsideOut Institute team was delighted to be formally presented with the Healthcare Systems and Sustainability Grant Award at the RACGP’s GP25 conference.
27 Nov, 2025
“A powerful example of collaboration in action”: Eating disorder organisations unite in Canberra to call for reform and investment
InsideOut Institute today joined Australia's leading eating disorder organisations at Parliament House to call for reform and investment in prevention, early intervention, and treatment.
04 Sep, 2025
Former AFL star Brock McLean joins InsideOut as eClinic Ambassador to shine a light on men’s experiences with eating disorders
Former AFL player Brock McLean has joined the InsideOut Institute for Eating Disorders as an ambassador for its world-first eClinic, using his lived experience with bulimia nervosa to challenge stigma and highlight the often-overlooked reality that eating disorders affect men too.
21 Aug, 2025
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