STUDY LOCATIONS
Sixteen study sites across south-eastern Australia enables older adults from regional and rural areas to join their city counterparts in landmark medical research.
AUSTRALIA
Click on a region below for location details
VICTORIA
TASMANIA
ACT/SOUTHERN NSW
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
ASPREE Study Centre Locations
Above: Yellow dots indicate ASPREE project hubs across south-eastern Australia. To view details of a ASPREE centre, click on the appropriate state or territory on the left of the page. Members of the ASPREE team travel to Mildura, the Sapphire Coast, South Gippsland and Mount Gambier to conduct annual study visits.
VICTORIA
ASPREE centres |
Address |
National Co-ordinating Centre, Melbourne |
Level 2, 553 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3004 P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Ballarat ASPREE Centre |
706 Sturt Street, Ballarat VIC 3350 P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Bendigo ASPREE Centre |
Bendigo Regional Clinical School P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Geelong ASPREE Centre |
Neurosciences Department, P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Mildura ASPREE Centre (satellite site) |
Monash Mildura Regional Clinical School P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Traralgon ASPREE Centre |
Monash Rural Health P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Warrnambool ASPREE Centre |
21 Banyan Street, Warrnambool VIC 3280 P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Wodonga ASPREE Centre |
256 Beechworth Road (shared office with Hearing Professionals Wodonga), Wodonga VIC 3690 P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
TASMANIA
Study centres |
Address |
Burnie ASPREE Centre |
Rural Clinical School, Brickport Road P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Hobart ASPREE Centre |
Menzies Institute for Medical Research P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Launceston ASPREE Centre |
Building C, Health Science and Nursing P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
ACT/SOUTHERN NSW
Study centres |
Address |
Canberra ASPREE Centre |
Clinical Trials Unit, The Canberra Hospital P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Wollongong ASPREE Centre |
Shop 3/1 Memorial Drive P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Study centre |
Address |
Adelaide ASPREE Centre |
Discipline of General Practice P: 1800 728 745 E: aspree@monash.edu |
Page updated: 1 June 2022
LATEST NEWS
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A new analysis of ASPREE data found that older adults who walked for transport instead of taking a car, at least once a week, lived longer than those who didn’t. This observational study in older adults looked at transport-related walking, which is walking for a specific purpose, such as to a medical appointment or to shop, instead of using motorised transport. Researchers found walking for transport at least once a week linked to a 25% lower risk of mortality compared to those who never walked for transport purposes.
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