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Issue 1 (January 2007)

• New scholarships for parenthood research
• New speech clinic offers practical opportunities for students
• Research to slow down cataracts
• Ageing and health programs meet a growing community need

Issue 6 (December 2006)

• Fly Without Fear
• The x-ray factor
• Research may break the sound barrier
• Presenting research

Issue 5 (October 2006)

• Finding the ideal mattress
• A course for speech and language professionals
• Anti-smoking campaigns - why fear tactics don't work
• New PhD scholarships in health

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Issue 4 (July 2006)

• Work/life balance does not contribute to greater productivity
• World's first child/adult MEG lab at Macquarie University
• New home-based treatment program for anxious teens
• Plenty of job opportunities in chiropractic

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Issue 3 (May 2006)

• Practical course for alcohol and other drug workers
• Are you anxious about job interviews? Macquarie can help.
• When you can't recognise people you know
• Psychology at work - the boom in organisational psychology

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Issue 2 (March 2006)

• Forgiveness in relationships
• Check out the health sciences at Postgrad Expo
• New adolescent depression and anxiety treatment program
• Becoming a new parent

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Issue 1 (February 2006)

• Practical work the key to speech therapy degree
• New MEG lab to study workings of the brain
• The growing reputation of chiropractic science
• PhD scholarships in cutting-edge medical science

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Issue 6 (November 2005)

• Hot study area: public health
• Better care for the aged
• When work is a pain in the neck
• Testing for life

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Issue 5 (September 2005)

• Are you really fat?
• Brains and how they work
• Sickened by our surroundings
• How to cope with cancer

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Issue 4 (July 2005)

• Drugs and brain injury
• Helping couples deal with infertility
• Deaf people and health care
• Keeping healthy in coastal beauty spots

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Issue 3 (May 2005)

• Donnie Darko: free film and discussion
• Recovering from mild brain injury
• Clinical trial proves link between chiropractic and migraines
• Preventing suicide: a statistical analysis

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Issue 2 (March 2005)

• New research opportunities in psycholinguistics
• Text messaging and stuttering
• New research into bullying in high schools
• Living with childhood epilepsy

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Issue 1 (January 2005)

• Groundbreaking chiropractic research
• Getting to the bottom of aggression
• New program for Indigenous health workers
• From advertising to psychology

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Issue 6 (November 2004)

• Profiling Williams Syndrome
• Delaying childbearing – the risks and rewards for older mothers
• A new approach to hypothyroidism
• New Master of Translation program

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Issue 5 (September 2004)

• Opportunities in animal behaviour research
• The psychological recovery after heart surgery
• New dangers of caffeine exposed
• Completing on time

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Issue 4 (July 2004)

• Clinical Neuropsychology at Macquarie
• The 2004 Macquarie Health Studies Public Lecture Series
• Macquarie University's 40th Anniversary Open Day
• Doctoral thesis examines the pain of dementia

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Issue 3 (May 2004)

• Alternative therapy in mainstream health care
• Enhance your career with a Master of Social Health
• Analysing the psychotherapist
• Postgrad Coursework Information and Skills Workshop

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Issue 2 (March 2004)

• Postgraduate Expo : Tuesday 6th April
• Why study Medical Geography?
• Audiology Clinic provides teaching opportunities for students
• New Postgraduate Programs in Ageing and Health

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Issue 1 (January 2004)

• Golf injuries are par for the course
• Lizard tales
• Will your Psychology qualification be recognised?
• The Macquarie University Psychology Clinic

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Issue 6 (December 2003)

• Understanding tinnitus
• Hands-on experience for chiropractic students
• Hearing voices - new research into schizophrenia
• Support for postgrads at New Centre for Social Inclusion

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Issue 5 (October 2003)

• There's more than one way to reach your goal
• Scholarships to aid postgrad study
• There's nothing to be afraid of
• Find out what current research students are doing at the first Linguistics and Psychology Postgraduate Research Festival

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Issue 4 (September 2003)

• Visit Macquarie University Open Day 2003
• The power of silence - a rich study opportunity
• Learning the language of chickens
• Opportunity to study with the latest chiropractic equipment

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Issue 3 (August 2003)

• Violent men and how to treat them
• Master of Speech and Language Pathology
• Men's bodies under the spotlight
• How to get the best rest

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Issue 2 (June 2003)

• Cross your heart
• Show me the way to go home
• Life in the shadows
• Stress: an occupational hazard?

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Issue 1 (March 2003)

• Small but significant
• Suffering, but not in silence
• Lost for words
• The 2003 Macquarie Health Studies Public Lecture Series

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