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Team Talk: How Leon Bustin Pushed His Body and Mind Through a 250km Ultramarathon

MH Elite coach and co-founder of The Lean Machines, Leon Bustin recently completed his first ultra-distance running event, covering in excess of 200km in five days of toil in the stifling Sri Lankan heat. He finished third. This is what he learned about talking to himself, tropical storms and why he wants to build Batman.
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Mayor hands down decision on councillor complaint

Premium Content Subscriber only South Burnett mayor Brett Otto has cleared councillor Scott Henschen of an allegation made by his former campaign manager, Judith Ann Schultz, that he engaged in inappropriate conduct. Ms Schulz identified herself as the complainant in various social media posts. In a media conference held this morning (April 19), Mayor Otto and council CEO Mark Pitt said a decision had been made to clear Cr Henschen of the allegations based on findings by the Council Complain...
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Careers Up Close: Woo-Young Ahn on Delineating Disorders

Image: Ahn (second from right) and his lab members at an end-of-year party in Itaewon. Woo-Young Ahn is an associate professor of psychology at Seoul National University in South Korea. He uses computational modeling and mathematical psychology to identify behavioral markers of addiction and related disorders that can be integrated into clinical testing and treatment.  Current role: Associate professor of psychology at Seoul National University, South Korea, 2017–present  Previously: Assi...
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Study shows consequences of arsenic-tainted well water across Bangladesh

By Aiden Lee February 1, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this (© Shutterstock) Widespread use of arsenic-contaminated water in Bangladesh during the 20 th century has been called by the World Health Organization the largest mass poisoning in history. A new study co-authored by Yale economist Mark Rosenzweig finds that, in addition to profound health impacts, high levels of arsenic retention has caused a significant de...
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