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New online tool helps doctors and nurses make better decisions for individual patients
Energy drinks can raise stillbirth risk and caffeine guidance confuses mums-to-be, new research warns
Health Services Union applauds bold move towards universal free parking at new Tweed Valley Hospital
Is it time for Australians to stop cooking with gas?
RACGP cautiously welcomes Government proposal to boost mental healthcare
ASHA award for Dr Elissa Kennedy
Order from chaos
Giuseppe Pagano and Design for Social Change in Fascist Italy
Survey reveals impact of suicide on family and friends
Grace Forrest wins WA Young Australian of Year 2021
$12.8 million game changer for youth mental health
One in 10 parents experienced severe burnout in lockdown, study finds
With University as a partner, advanced materials research facility in Mississauga to focus on clean energy
Cornell to resume full retirement benefits and salaries
Can wearable tech predict COVID-19 and reveal how pandemics affect us?
Researchers at University, McMaster study COVID-19 testing protocols for arriving international travellers
New book examines works of famed Chicano artist, activist
CSIRO signs new agreement with US partners for a transformational power generation technology
Virginia Isaac, a University Social Work grad, is helping Nunavut residents quarantine during COVID-19
Studio for Sustainability and Social Action seeks submissions for symposium
Things to Do at Penn State: Nov. 18
Culture organisations face potential ‘artistic hiatus’ in EU partnerships due to Brexit
MRI grants to seed exploration of transformative materials research
Certain CBD oils no better than pure CBD at inhibiting certain cancer cell lines
Gift of clean air: Cornellian donates purifiers to Statler
Malinowska explores Haiti’s Polish heritage at Hirshhorn
Researchers apply nanoscale graphene ‘magic’ angle to acoustics
UW part of $5.8M contract to study wireless charging on moon
Weill Cornell entrepreneurship symposium touts innovation
Study Finds Some Sport Fish Are Caught Repeatedly – Which Could Throw Off Our Count
One of Earth’s largest mass extinction events find a new home
PSA welcomes NSW Government budget commitments to healthcare
Picture perfect: museum to receive donation of artworks
Chronic pain – a critical factor in addressing mental health
RACGP welcomes Federal Government commitment to boost rural GP workforce
Cautious welcome to private health insurance increase
Good things in eco-friendly food packages
Bars facilitating smoking in young adults, study shows
Lifeblood Milk and SAHMRI partner to deliver Australia’s first breast milk fortifier for premature babies
New placement for one of Earth’s largest mass extinction events
Shift workers at increased risk of asthma, research shows
ARC Discovery and Linkage Project funding announced
National supplies of protein, carbs and fats may predict your lifespan
Henderson Island Fossils Reveal New Polynesian Sandpiper Species
Who’s Australia’s best super-recogniser? This test could help us find them
World-first guidance sets a global standard for HIV prevention
In-person semifinals to continue as planned
Biochar from agricultural waste products can adsorb contaminants in wastewater

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