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Welcome to the new ActorTracker! We have added YouTube videos, Yahoo image galleries, lots and lots more programming data, and coming up next, user profiles! You'll be able to add and track your favorite actors and shows, add badges to your MySpace and Facebook profiles, and much more.

Upcoming Shows: Stephen Leeder

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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 20 - Kathy Meets...Herself (1)
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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 20 - Kathy Meets...Herself (3)
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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 20 - Kathy Meets...Herself (2)
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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 23 - The Two Joshes (1)
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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 23 - The Two Joshes (3)
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Spellbinder 2 - Episode 23 - The Two Joshes (2)
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BEACH study 10th anniversary, Sydney
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Image Gallery: Stephen Leeder

Above: Lady Black, widow of Sir Hermann Black (Fellow 1949-1990 and Chancellor 1970 - 1990), and Chancellor Dame Leonie Kramer.

6 October 2005 The Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Foundation has announced a third Menzies Research Centre - an independent think-tank to examine the performance and community expectations of

The community can expect to be more informed about Australia's health care system as a result of developments in public health research, teaching and learning at Sydney.

Resistance (1994)

Health tsunami: Professor Stephen Leeder warns of a rise in the incidence in cardiovascular disease in his 2004 Robert Menzies Oration. [ Photo: Michael Silver ]

now cause four times as many deaths in mothers in most developing countries than do childbirth and HIV/AIDS combined, said Professor Stephen Leeder of the University of Sydney. Worldwide, HIV/AIDS causes three million deaths a year cardiovascular disease causes 17.5 million, he said. The emergence of wealthier economies in Asia and Latin

The Sirus Naraqi oration: Liberalism and the challenge of global health 22 December 2005

Smoking fathers put their unborn offspring at an increased risk of developing cancer according to top Sydney University epidemiologist, Professor Stephen Leeder.

→ Final article in the MJA's series of keynote addresses presented at the Australian Health Care Summit 2003. Stephen Leeder was Director of the Divsion of Public Health and Community Medicine at Westmead Hospital and Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine (1985–1997) at the University

Smoking fathers put their unborn offspring at an increased risk of developing cancer according to top Sydney University epidemiologist, Professor Stephen Leeder.

Professor criticises Redfern charity withdrawal Sydney University Community Medicine Professor Stephen Leeder has sharply criticised the Archdiocesan Charitable Works Fund (CWF) for withdrawing funds for a twice-weekly meal for the poor

Inaugural Chair HealthInsite Editorial Board Created Nov 2002

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