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HEALTH Researcher dishes the 'dirt' on potential obesity cure Investigating how clay materials can improve drug delivery, UniSA researcher and PhD candidate Tahnee Dening serendipitously discovered that the clay materials she was using had a unique ability to "soak up" fat droplets in the gut. more INSIDE UNISA   SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UniSA commits to significant new Aboriginal reconciliation actions more   'Real steel' but takes 90 per cent less energy to make more HUMANITIES   INSIDE UNISA The joy of missing out: How to stop your social media addiction more   From the Vice Chancellor more INSIDE UNISA   COMMUNITY The latest achievements and announcements more   More academics needed to fuel growth in online study more   INSIDE UNISA   COMMUNITY New Chancellor advocates UniSA's can-do spirit more   Program to boost job prospects for neurodiverse students more HEALTH   SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Find out what's happening at the UniSA Cancer Research Institute more   White wine may be clouding your head and the environment more COMMUNITY   NEW BOOKS MOD. through the eyes of a 20-year-old more   The latest books from UniSA researchers more INSIDE UNISA   IN PICTURES Highlights from the Media Centre more   Magill @ Twilight and Mawson Lakes Campus Day more   UNISA MEDIA CENTRE | UNISA EVENTS If you wish to be removed from this list, please email us with 'Unsubscribe UniSA News' in the subject line or change your email subscription options. CRICOS provider number 00121B. Disclaimer | Privacy Stay Connected: Please let us know if you've changed your address or workplace recently by updating your details. UniSA Communication and Marketing Unit Contact: unisa.news@unisa.edu.au ..