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Health clubs around Australia are set to reopen between now and mid-June. But the gains women have made online might make them less inclined to return to the gym once restrictions ease.

Movement is for everyone and the benefits of movement to our physical and mental health are far reaching.

Even though we are in the midst of a pandemic, other health conditions continue and it’s important that people have access to rehabilitation so that they continue to improve their function and can fully participate in life, school or work.

The restrictions put in place during the coronavirus pandemic are designed to keep people, and particularly vulnerable older adults, safe.

If you are having a baby what does the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing mean for you? 

Final-year nursing students at UQ are fast-tracking their studies, so that they are ready to answer the call if the health crisis worsens.

Details of the services currently being offered via telehealth within the clinics of the UQ Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences.

Q&A with Dr Jenny Setchell, NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow within the UQ School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

Twenty-five student-athletes from UQ's Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences received 2020 UQ Sporting Scholarships.