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HEALTH Bioactive components in almonds, grapes and cranberries may improve peak fitness Almonds and some dried fruits could help maintain peak fitness in elite athletes – and UniSA researchers are putting the theory to the test. more SOCIAL SCIENCES   SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY It's time to put the 'person' back into aged care more   Testlab at Mawson Lakes to benefit defence and space industries more INSIDE UNISA     INSIDE UNISA UniSA gets top marks in SA for graduate employment outcomes … again more   From the Vice Chancellor more INSIDE UNISA   HEALTH The latest achievements and announcements more   Mapping DNA could save billions each year in health costs more Read the latest edition of enterprise magazine to meet the people who care for SA's cultural treasures; find out why green is the new black in the fashion world; and uncover the sad truth about elder abuse.   INSIDE UNISA   COMMUNITY UniSA appoints first Teaching Academic associate professor more   We asked a UniSA student to review MOD.'s latest exhibition more COMMUNITY   HUMANITIES; Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program blasts off more   Meet SA's treasure keepers more NEW BOOKS     IN PICTURES   The latest books from UniSA researchers more   Santos Tour Down Under 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 ..