Research

Dr Sarah Wallace featured in a Metro North Health article discussing the stage one completion of Queensland Aphasia Research Centre’s first project.

Improving quality of life for people living in residential aged care with dementia by increasing hearing and vision support is the focus of a $1.2 million University of Queensland-led study.

A University of Queensland study is researching the effectiveness of social media in helping parents and carers to develop children’s early literacy and language skills.

Due to supply chain difficulties, there is a shortage of baby formula in the USA – one of the most prosperous countries in the world. Shortages are particularly problematic for deprived communities.

Professor David Copland Director of the Queensland Aphasia Research Centre featured in a Ten News First story about the launch of the centre.

Professor David Copland from UQ’s Queensland Aphasia Research Centre spoke with ABC Afternoons about aphasia and Bruce Willis’ shock diagnosis.

One in three stroke survivors have difficulty using and understanding words. They have a language impairment called aphasia.

For many people, looking after your hearing only becomes an issue once you notice hearing loss, but by then it is often too late.

Dr Jessica Campbell from UQ's School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences has been awarded a Stroke Foundation grant.

Conversations with stroke survivors and their loved ones about possible lasting impairment can be traumatic, but there’s also potential for them to be therapeutic, according to research from The University of Queensland.