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Generous $2m donation to bolster efforts of Griffith CFS researchers
The opening address at an international conference on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome marked the announcement of two funded professorships for Griffith researchers worth more than $2 million. Stafford… Read More
Griffith Health’s rural community expands with Dalby Hospital Clinical Education Centre
Working with Queensland Rural Medical Education (QRME) and the Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service (DDHHS) Griffith University opened the new Griffith University… Read More
Seeking female participants for sports science study on antioxidant supplementation and exercise performance
We are currently seeking female participants for a sports science study investigating the effects of antioxidant supplementation on performance in women using oral contraception to… Read More
Pharmacy salaries see highest increase in 2018 job market
In good news for prospective and current pharmacy students, the release of the 2018 Graduate Outcomes Survey (GOS) has revealed that pharmacy graduates have seen the… Read More
Helping mid-life adults to get healthy
Helping adults in the mid stage of life to achieve healthy lifestyles is the aim of a new wellness program developed by Griffith University. Led… Read More
Seeking participants for shift work study
We are currently seeking participants for a clinical trial investigating the effects of probiotic supplements on the immune system after night shift/shift work. Eligibility criteria… Read More
Seeking participants for probiotic study
We are currently seeking participants for a 2 week trial related to probiotics. Eligibility criteria: We are looking for people aged 18-40 who can participate… Read More
Seeking participants for paediatric Eosinophilic Oesophagitis study
We are currently seeking participants who live in Australia and are the parent or carer of a child who has Eosinophilic Oesophagitis (EoE) and is… Read More
Seeking participants for 8 week ‘GroWell for Health’ program
ABOUT THE PROJECT Chronic diseases, such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes, are the leading cause of illness and death in Australia and globally. Read More
