At a Festschrift jointly sponsored by The University of New South Wales and The University of Queensland, Professor Wayne Hall was recognised as a research leader, mentor, and advocate for ethical and evidence based drug policy.
A resilience training program to improve the quality of life for people with multiple sclerosis (MS) has been developed by University of Queensland researchers.
Neck pain is a common condition among office workers, but regular workplace exercises can prevent and reduce it, a University of Queensland study has found.
Academic, research and professional staff who have made outstanding contributions to the Faculty and wider university have been recognised at the 2017 Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences Awards.
Speech pathology students from The University of Queensland have had the opportunity to learn from aged care residents, as part of one of their first year courses ‘Communication across the lifespan’.
SPARK is a multidisciplinary health service providing centre and school based assessment, intervention and education services for children with developmental, behavioural and learning difficulties.
The risks of hormone therapy when compared to complementary and alternative medicines in menopausal Australian women will be the focus of a new study, thanks to funding from Health World Limited.
Retirement village contracts are a minefield for older residents, with complex legal and financial restraints impacting on their lives and preventing some residents from moving out.
Three members of the University of Queensland’s esteemed dentistry alumni have joined the leadership ranks of the Australian Dental Association Queensland Branch.
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