In the media

UQ's Professor Brenda Gannon discusses the potential ramifications that the virus is likely to have on the state's health system.

New research by Dr Karan Gulati may lead to a solution to the problem of dental implant failure.

The debate on complementary medicines is often so polarised that to date it’s been hard to move forward, says one pharmacy researcher who has created an ethical framework for the sector.

Dr Geraldine Moses, Adjunct Associate Professor at the UQ School of Pharmacy, on the changing medications from the 1800s through to the present day.

A new study has prompted calls for dentists to be part of the solution to stem the use of opioids in Australia.

An effective response to COVID-19 demands knowledge on how to build a sense of “we-ness” so that we unlock the power of the group to come together in solidarity to counter the threat that COVID-19 poses.

Scientists say they’ve found a missing part of the puzzle.

Professor Luke Connelly from UQ's Centre for the Business and Economics of Health featured on ABC Online discussing how thousands of people are ditching private health insurance, even though basic hospital cover is at its lowest level in more than a decade.

UQ’s Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, PhD candidate Francisca Ribeiro discusses the types and levels of microplastics found in seafood samples with the Brisbane Times.

Professor Alex Haslam, from the UQ School of Psychology, talks to ABC Radio National Life Matters about how to artfully navigate a conversation without it becoming heated, even when there are extreme differences of opinion.