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Cranberry confirmed as natural remedy for UTIs
People who drink cranberry juice are 54 percent less likely to develop urinary tract infections (UTIs), according to a study led by researchers at Bond University.
Read more about Cranberry confirmed as natural remedy for UTIsSneaky smart phone setting that will leave you terrified
Ever feel like your smart phone is listening to you? Well it is and you're probably allowing it to.
Read more about Sneaky smart phone setting that will leave you terrifiedSugary drink tax isn't the answer, says expert
Dr Hayley O’Neill argues that rather than support a parliamentary report recommending sugary drinks be taxed, perhaps the answer is to ban them altogether.
Read more about Sugary drink tax isn't the answer, says expertJorja’s literary journey - from dreams to Cornelia Street
Jorja Fawkner, a second year Bachelor of Psychological Science student is now a published author and there's plenty more to come.
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Research news
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Ekua Brenu receives Junior Investigator Research Award for CFS/ME
Bond University PhD student, Ekua Brenu, was recently awarded the Junior Investigator Research Award for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome from the International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (IACFS/ME) in Ottawa, Canada.
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Pharmacies & Supplementary Medicine - Prof Paul Glasziou
The country's peak medical body says it has great concerns about a deal which will see pharmacists prompted to recommend supplementary medicines to consumers. Professor Paul Glasziou discusses the issue.
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It's on for young and old - New research uncovers Australia's appetite for video games
Dr Jeff Brand, Associate Professor at Bond University and author of the report, says the growing use of mobile devices such as smartphones or tablet computers to play games has created a pattern of ?snack gaming? in Australia.
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LEAP Centre Director wins 2011 ALTC Teaching Excellence Award
Professor Amy Kenworthy receives 2011 ALTC Teaching Excellence Award
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Sporting news
Trust and tenacity: Heenan's blueprint for a Bull Sharks revival
Coach Mick Heenan has his side hitting their stride at the right time. He talks new talent, strong leadership and the road ahead.
Read more about Trust and tenacity: Heenan's blueprint for a Bull Sharks revivalBull Sharks find their bite at Yoku Road
Rugby Rd 8 wrap: The Bull Sharks push into the top four with win over GPS.
Read more about Bull Sharks find their bite at Yoku RoadBull Sharks out to silence Burleigh crowd
AFL Rd 8 preview: They have the wood on us in recent finals and the Bull Sharks know they must get on top early to take the noisy Bombers crowd out of the equation.
Read more about Bull Sharks out to silence Burleigh crowdBull Sharks Sapphire Series season preview: All Eyes on the Coast
Sapphire coach Rebecca Stower and her leadership group debate the big issues ahead of the return of the Hart Premier Netball League.
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