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Study shows health link between mind and body A Queensland researcher says more awareness is needed about the link between mental and physical health. A 12-year study has been carried out involving...
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2013/05/22 07:47
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Airlines burn about 600 barrels of jetfuel per second, with carbon emissions soaring. Photo: Craig Abraham Whether it's the use of organisms first found in the guts of rabbits in New Zealand or...
2013/05/22 03:28
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World-class aphasia program gives stroke survivors a lift An Australian-first aphasia program conducted by The University of Queensland is changing lives for people who experience language...
2013/05/22 02:27
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UQ to host International Student Friendship Ceremony Lord Mayor of Brisbane Graham Quirk will extend the hand of friendship to more than 1500 international students at The University of Queensland on...
2013/05/21 11:30
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UQ joins the world's elite to enhance global access to its teaching and research expertise Have you ever wanted to dive into tropical reef research with a world-renowned marine scientist? Maybe...
2013/05/21 08:23
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University of Otago Prof Kevin Clements reflects on his conflict resolution work. Photo by Peter McIntosh. Occupation: Professor and director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at...
2013/05/21 02:50
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Clocking up the Ks ... Steve Morley on his treadmill desk. Photo: Michael Clayton-Jones The office chair has taken a back seat in Steve Morley's office as he brings new meaning to multi-tasking. He...
2013/05/21 02:15
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B-vitamins could prevent Alzheimer's disease by reducing the loss of grey matter in vulnerable regions of the brain, researchers have found. British researchers studied 150 elderly people with mild...
2013/05/21 01:05
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MOST Australian adults catch two or three colds a year, and with more than 200 types of viruses potentially causing a cold, it's simply not possible to be immunised against every strain. Yet research...
2013/05/21 00:28
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... the mechanism by which mango exerts its effects warrants further investigation, we do know that mangoes contain a complex mixture of polyphenolic compounds," says Dr. Edralin Lucas, Ph.D.,...
2013/05/20 23:39
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Whatever one might think of Margaret Thatcher, on one policy the late British prime minister turns out to have been dead right: Taking those elocution lessons to lower her voice. At the time, I was...
2013/05/20 20:55
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Another people smuggler has been arrested by Indonesian police in the most concerted effort in years to catch and lock up those who transport refugees by boat to Australia. Alleged Iranian smuggling...
2013/05/20 12:40
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... —A 20 million-year-old fossil skull identified as a 'pocket-sized' ancestor of the bandicoot will give insights into the future of Australia's modern endangered animals. Paleontologists...
2013/05/20 10:26
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The Australian-trained doctor criticised for his involvement in China's controversial organ transplant program has defended the practice and responded critics who want him stripped of honours bestowed...
2013/05/20 07:27
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Passion, murder and intrigue all part of UQ play The University of Queensland Drama students will this week present Sophie Treadwell's critically-acclaimed Machinal at St Lucia. Premiered on...
2013/05/20 06:59
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MOTORISTS are in for a good run home from work this evening with only the minor delays across the major arterials. The Australian Traffic Network said most of the majors are pretty clear except for...
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UQ Rugby prepares for heritage round Brisbane's most successful rugby club, with 24 First Grade Premierships, 60 Australian representatives and eight Australian captains, will this week celebrate its...
2013/05/20 05:45
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By Heather Pringle Archaeologists have long debated when early humans began hurling stone-tipped spears and darts at large prey. By throwing a spear, instead of thrusting it, humans could hunt...
2013/05/20 01:28
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Australia teaches lessons on development from mining Australia is sharing some of its historical lessons about mining's impact on development at an international conference in Sydney. The conference...
2013/05/19 21:34
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Uni study aims to help ease FIFO pressure on families Story Tools Related Items A PROGRAM tailored for fly-in-fly-out and drive-in-drive-out workers and their families could ease the pressures such...