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Dr Kristiana Ludlow spoke with 4ZZZ about a new program calling for young people in Brisbane volunteer and help older people from CALD backgrounds living in aged care.

Contact asked experts from across UQ about why certain diseases attract stigma, what impact this stigma has on various communities, and what we can do to stop it?

A leadership development program created by researchers at The University of Queensland is set to create impact for organisations around the world.

Associate Professor Melissa Day featured in an Academy of The Social Sciences in Australia article talking about the launch of the SHAPE Futures Network.

Dr Jemma King featured in a Forbes article discussing the importance of high quality sleep for team leaders.

Researchers hope to reveal the mental health benefits of moving young adults with disability from aged care to independent living in a study from The University of Queensland and Youngcare.

It’s been dubbed “quiet quitting”; a concept that encourages people to stop going above and beyond for their employers and instead do the bare minimum at work for the sake of their mental health.

On the hockey field, UQ Clinical Exercise Physiology student Claire Colwill and UQ alum Rebecca Greiner (Bachelor of Psychological Science ’22) helped the Hockeyroos claim their second silver medal in consecutive Commonwealth Games, after Australia lost to England 2-1 in the final.

New research by The University of Queensland suggests teaching students to care about people’s feelings could help combat schoolyard bullying.

Director of UQ's Healthy Ageing Initiative Professor Nancy Pachana spoke with ABC radio about benevolent ageing following a viral video of a young man staging what looks like a random act of kindness, giving a bunch of flowers to an elderly woman sitting alone in a food court.

Dr Brodie Dakin from UQ’s School of Psychology featured in Psychology Today discussing new research about finding the meaning of life.

University of Queensland research understanding how varying lengths of facial hair might change perceptions of men, in the eyes of heterosexual women featured in MSN.

The University of Queensland will invest $50 million over seven years increasing research capabilities to address the most pressing health and medical challenges at the same time as creating economic opportunities.

Professor Nancy Pachana from UQ’s School of Psychology spoke with ABC Radio Brisbane about heading back to work after retirement.

Professor Paul Dux from UQ’s School of Psychology spoke with ABC Radio about multitasking.

Professor Barbara Masser from UQ’s School of Psychology spoke to Brisbane Times about the importance of older Australians who haven't donated blood before to become blood donors to help blood supplies.

Professor Nancy Pachana from UQ’s School of Psychology spoke with ABC Radio Brisbane Afternoons about ageism.

Patients of ethnically diverse backgrounds will have better access to rare blood types, thanks to a new England-based blood and transplant research unit, co-led by The University of Queensland and Australian Red Cross Lifeblood.

New mums can access free online self-care resources to help them cope with the challenges of motherhood, as part of an ongoing research trial by The University of Queensland.

Professor Nancy Pachana from UQ’s School of Psychology featured on ABC Radio Afternoons talking about how owning a pet could change our lives for the better.