Researchers have found that eating capsicum a day could keep age-related blindness at bay research by The University of Queensland's Queensland Alliance for agriculture and food Innovation (QAAFI). Found that eating orange capsicums can address deficiencies of zeaxanthin a chemical compound that helps prevent macular degeneration in Australia's leading cause of blindness.  Associate Professor Tim O'Hare is the project leader for the project named Naturally nutritious.

3AW Melb News Breakfast Radio - Tim O'Hare - Orange Capsicum Eye Health

In this teaser introduction to this podcast series, UQ’s Dr Jacqui Romero and Dr Elena Danilova discuss the SAGE Athena SWAN gender equity project at UQ, and what to expect from this inspiring and enlightening series about women finding success in professional and academic roles in higher education and research institutions.

The Women Finding Success podcast is an initiative of the SAGE Athena SWAN Project at The University of Queensland (UQ) in Brisbane, Australia. Each episode of the series, which is produced by UQ Library’s Scholarly Soup podcast team, features inspiring interviews from women who have found success in academic and professional roles at UQ. These women are resilient, smart, proactive, and, more importantly, they’re now working together to implement systemic changes to the University’s culture. Their goal is to make career progression in STEM fields more achievable for women. Listen in weekly to be inspired to break down barriers and challenge expectations. The series will launch on 8 March 2021 – International Women’s Day – as a timely celebration and reminder of the amazing things women can achieve.

3AW Melb News Breakfast Radio - Tim O'Hare - Orange Capsicum Eye Health

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