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12.03.10 Study asks: What's in the air city cyclists breathe?People who regularly commute by bicycle into inner-city Brisbane will have the opportunity to find out if their exercise is affecting their health and how much pollution they are inhaling in a Queensland University of Technology study.
11.03.10 Healing the silent multi-billion dollar burdenIt's costing the Australian healthcare system $2.6 billion dollars and is the second most billed Medicare item by GPs, yet chronic wounds are still causing vast numbers of unnecessary amputations and destroying quality of life.
01.03.10 QUT experts respond to draft Australian CurriculumQUT education experts have offered a mixed response to a draft national curriculum for English, maths, science and history released by the Federal Government.
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