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Paraskevi Seferidi: We specifically looked at household-level DBM. This is when, within the same household, a child is stunted—meaning they have a delay in their growth and are shorter than the average for their age—but their mother is overweight, so they have overnutrition. This is the most common form of DBM which we can find all over the world, but there are other types as well. Our focus was on how household DBM varies across different socioeconomic groups within a country and how the income of the country can impact this. In addition, we looked at how this double burden can be associated with different types of globalization—things like trade and investment policies, global connectivity and how open a country is to external social influence. We gathered published health data for more than 1.1 million children and their mothers in 55 low- and middle-income countries around the world. What we found was that there is inequality in how DBM is distributed within a country, and that this inequality is associated with the country's wealth.

Narelle Dybing from the School of Veterinary and Life Sciences found the bacteria Leptospira, which can cause Weil's disease and Bartonella, which can lead to cat scratch disease. Both of these disease-causing bacteria are zoonotic, meaning they can be transmitted from animals to humans if they come into close contact with one another. Whilst infection with Leptospira and Bartonella can result in initially indistinct symptoms such as fever, headaches, chills and muscle aches, further progression can be much more serious, leading to jaundice, swollen lymph nodes and even organ failure in humans. Flying foxes have also been shown to carry and shed Leptospira; however, it is unknown if the Christmas Island flying fox - the one remaining native mammal on Christmas Island - carries Leptospira. Ms Dybing also found Bartonella koehlerae in a feral cat in the south west of WA. This was the first case of this pathogenic bacterial species in the southern hemisphere. Bartonella koehlerae is pathogenic to humans, commonly causing severe immune responses and swollen lymph nodes, and in severe cases heart issues and hallucinations. Rat lung worm, or Angiostongylus has also been found by Ms Dybing on Christmas Island. She said none of her samples from mainland WA were positive for this parasite, but there have been several cases reported from the eastern states of Australia. Ms Dybing's study has investigated animals on Christmas Island, Dirk Hartog Island in Shark Bay and the south west of WA. She said many zoonotic pathogens found in animals in the south west of the state were particularly significant because of the increasing overlap of urban areas and natural habitat.

Medication is only one part of the management of ADHD which should always include educational, psychological and social support. Clinical evidence does, however, support the use of prescription medications as a key part of the treatment for ADHD. And there is evidence to show these medications are seen as helpful by those who take them. Although rates of medication treatment have increased over the years, less than one-third of Australian children with ADHD and fewer than one in ten adults with the condition are currently receiving medication. This is much lower than expected, based on international guidelines. People with ADHD can struggle with day-to-day things other people find easy, with little understanding and acknowledgement from others. Typical examples include butting in to others' conversations and activities, leaving tasks half done, being forgetful, losing things, and not being able to follow instructions. The response to these behaviors from family, teachers and friends is often negative, critical and relentless.