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Health - 05.09.2010
Cancer survivors more likely to suffer depression from disability than diagnosis
Cancer survivors more likely to suffer depression from disability than diagnosis
A new study  has found that health-related disability has a much larger impact on psychological distress than a diagnosis of cancer by itself. Scientific Director of the 45 and Up Study, Professor Emily Banks of the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health at ANU says people who have been treated for cancer in the previous month are 50 per cent more likely to have high psychological distress than those who have never had cancer.

Environment - Life Sciences - 01.09.2010
Ash forests rise and rise again
Ash forests rise and rise again
A new book that graphically documents the spectacular natural recovery of Victoria's ash forests after the Black Saturday bushfires also argues that wildfires are typical natural disturbances in these environments.

Administration - 01.09.2010
900 ACT kids raise the roof in national song
900 ACT kids raise the roof in national song

- 01.09.2010
ANU supports Indigenous Literacy Day
ANU supports Indigenous Literacy Day

Health - Law - 30.08.2010
Female war veterans in the spotlight
Female war veterans in the spotlight
The lasting effects on women who have served in war will be the subject of a new study from researchers at The Australian National University.

Economics - 30.08.2010
Inside Story: Thailand's bad men and the challenges for Abhisit Vejjajiva
Inside Story: Thailand’s bad men and the challenges for Abhisit Vejjajiva

Health - 26.08.2010
GPs can help close the gap: Report
GPs can help close the gap: Report
Better identification of Indigenous patients in general practices would improve their access to Medicare benefits such as health checks that could help 'Close the Gap', yet many GPs don?t consider et

Linguistics & Literature - 26.08.2010
Art orchestra and Arnhem Land performers at ANU
Art orchestra and Arnhem Land performers at ANU

Life Sciences - Health - 24.08.2010
Malaria researcher wins major science prize
Malaria researcher wins major science prize

Psychology - 18.08.2010
Clumsy Kids: Why Asks new study
Being bumbling and butterfingered is often accepted as a normal part of growing up but one researcher from The Australian National University is questioning whether the development of certain senses can play a role in clumsiness.

Environment - Life Sciences - 18.08.2010
ANU congratulates Eureka Prize winners
ANU congratulates Eureka Prize winners

- 16.08.2010
Wendy Fairclough: Commonalities exhibition
Wendy Fairclough: Commonalities exhibition

Health - 16.08.2010
ANU honours eminent career psychiatrist

Environment - 16.08.2010
ANU Climate Change Institute welcomes Academy report
ANU Climate Change Institute welcomes Academy report
The Director of the ANU Climate Change Institute Professor Will Steffen has welcomed The Australian Academy of Science publishing a clear statement about climate change. The publication - The Science of Climate Change: Questions and Answers - was prepared by Academy Fellows and other Australian scientists with internationally recognised expertise in climate science.

Environment - Economics - 11.08.2010
Beyond the climate spin
Beyond the climate spin
At the third forum in the Beyond the Spin: federal election discussion series , experts called on both sides of politics to stop the rhetoric and take urgent action on climate change.

Health - Environment - 06.08.2010
National Science Week at ANU

Environment - 05.08.2010
Artists and rural Aussies engage on environment
Artists and rural Aussies engage on environment

Environment - Life Sciences - 22.07.2010
ANU pair makes Eureka Prize finals
ANU pair makes Eureka Prize finals

Environment - 19.07.2010
Beyond the Spin: Federal Election Discussion Series
Beyond the Spin: Federal Election Discussion Series
With Rudd gone, is the path now clear for the Gillard Government to return a Labor Party or will Abbott pull off a political upset?

Physics - 15.07.2010
ANU welcomes space research funding
ANU welcomes space research funding
The Australian National University has welcomed the announcement of $4.7 million in funding for the next stage in the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite program, which will include laser testing and results analysis at the University.

Event - 14.07.2010
ANU to honour international leader
ANU to honour international leader

Event - Economics - 14.07.2010
ANU graduations this week
ANU graduations this week

Economics - Environment - 13.07.2010
China confronts turning period
China confronts turning period
If China is to continue its remarkable economic growth it will need to adapt nimbly to huge internal and external changes, according to experts from The Australian National University.

Physics - Health - 13.07.2010
Big science future for Australia
Australia could soon benefit from highly sensitive coloured x-ray imaging and powerful new tools to reveal the structure of materials in unprecedented detail and provide major advances in medicine and technology.

Social Sciences - 09.07.2010
Single mums are the most time poor: study
Single mums have on average up to 27 hours a week less free time than a person in a dual income household without children according to new research from The Australian National University. The study, led by Professor Bob Goodin from the University's Research School of Social Sciences, measured how much time people strictly need to spend on various activities of daily life, distinguishing between acts of choice and necessity.

Linguistics & Literature - 07.07.2010
Treading the boards, talking truth

History & Archeology - Environment - 06.07.2010
Philosophies of water and land
Philosophies of water and land
We just don't all come from Adam and Eve. We come from the simple dirt that we walk upon. And out spirits, and our Baiame, our makers, it's all interconnected there.

Law - Social Sciences - 06.07.2010
ANU congratulates Australian Laureates
ANU congratulates Australian Laureates

Linguistics & Literature - 05.07.2010
Juan Davila: the moral meaning of wilderness
Juan Davila: the moral meaning of wilderness

Administration - 01.07.2010
ANU supports NAIDOC Week
ANU supports NAIDOC Week

Law - 01.07.2010
Inside Story: Peace or ceasefire?
Inside Story: Peace or ceasefire?
Mourners gather in Warsaw after the air crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski and other senior officials in April, precipitating the current election campaign.

Environment - Economics - 24.06.2010
Secretary speaks on climate change reform agenda
Secretary speaks on climate change reform agenda

Administration - 22.06.2010
East Timor stability is growing: President
East Timor stability is growing: President

Physics - History & Archeology - 22.06.2010
Book gift for new ANU China Centre
Book gift for new ANU China Centre

Chemistry - Economics - 21.06.2010
New science hub to double chemistry capacity
New science hub to double chemistry capacity

Environment - 18.06.2010
European honour for sampling stars
European honour for sampling stars

Environment - Sport - 17.06.2010
World-class sustainable oval opens at ANU
World-class sustainable oval opens at ANU

Economics - 16.06.2010
Economist named advisor to Bank of Canada
Economist named advisor to Bank of Canada

Environment - Life Sciences - 15.06.2010
No hope for humans: Fenner
No hope for humans: Fenner
Prominent ANU scientist Frank Fenner doesn't engage in the skirmishes of the climate wars. To him, the evidence of global warming is in. Our fate is sealed, writes Cheryl Jones in The Australian . Fenner is an authority on extinction. The emeritus professor in microbiology at The Australian National University played a leading role in sending one species into oblivion: the variola virus that causes smallpox.
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