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Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences (HABS) researchers have netted $4.2 million in Australian Research Council (ARC) funding.

The auditory system begins developing at three to five weeks gestation, however it is not until 24-25 weeks that fetal hearing begins.

Thanks to the community of highly committed staff at UQ’s Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences, the Faculty has an international reputation as a leader in health and behavioural sciences education and research.

Twenty-seven University of Queensland researchers have been named in a prestigious 2018 Highly Cited Researchers List – with one featuring in two categories.

A program designed to address Indigenous health disadvantage created by The University of Queensland and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH) was commended at the Business Higher Education Round Table (BHERT) Awards.

A University of Queensland course is so good it is criminal, with CRIME101x: The Psychology of Criminal Justice winning yet another accolade.

The more that we learn about the relationship of the gut to the brain, the more evidence we get about the role of nutrition in relation to a raft of mental health issues.

Psychology Week (11-17 November 2018) aims to increase public awareness of how psychology can help people lead healthier, happier and more meaningful lives.

Understanding psychotic-like experiences in young cannabis users is the focus of a new study at The University of Queensland.

A devotion to closing the gap in maternity care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women has led to Professor Sue Kildea being awarded the Health Services Research Award.