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University news
Debate arrives just like clockwork
Dr Jacob Deem explores the debate over daylight saving in the Sunshine State.
Read more about Debate arrives just like clockworkWorkers hoarding 160 million days of untaken leave
Many Australians are not using their full annual leave, leading to burnout and lower productivity.
Read more about Workers hoarding 160 million days of untaken leaveWhat method works best for weight loss?
Here’s the facts on eating earlier in the day versus eating fewer meals or intermittent fasting.
Read more about What method works best for weight loss?Bond runners storm the Finn-ish line
Bond University students pushed through the pain barrier and an overnight thunderstorm to run a combined 3500km during a 24-hour fundraising marathon.
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Research news
The media is overhyping early detection tests, and this may be harming the healthy
Do you remember hearing about the simple blood test that could tell if you had any of several different cancers? What about the Apple Watch that promised to catch your hidden heart problems before it was too late? Or the artificial intelligence test to diagnose your dementia years before symptoms appear?
Read more about The media is overhyping early detection tests, and this may be harming the healthyPandemic may offer opportunity to wind back unnecessary care
A systematic review of more than 80 scientific studies from around the world has found a pandemic-induced median reduction of 37 per cent in the use of healthcare services, such as visits to emergency departments. Published in BMJ Open, the review summarised 81 studies from the first four months of the COVID-19 pandemic and found similar reductions across all forms of healthcare, from hospital visits to diagnostic tests and treatments. The review also found that in many cases, the reductions in the use of healthcare were greater for those with milder conditions, such as for example visits to emergency departments for abdominal pain for example.
Read more about Pandemic may offer opportunity to wind back unnecessary careHealth and medical app research recognised with top award
Researching the effectiveness of popular health and medical apps has proven a prescription for academic success for Bond University’s Oyuka Byambasuren.
Read more about Health and medical app research recognised with top awardOAM for Professor Tammy Hoffmann, the patient’s friend
Bond University’s Professor Tammy Hoffmann has received a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her services to clinical epidemiology and occupational therapy.
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Sporting news
Bull Sharks dial long distance as Stower breaks another record
Mia Stower's rediscovered love for netball has led to a record breaking season for the Bull Sharks.
Read more about Bull Sharks dial long distance as Stower breaks another recordThe quiet force behind a rugby dynasty
Special report: Why Lawrence Faifua is more than a coach.
Read more about The quiet force behind a rugby dynastyTaylor's UniSport triumph is just the first over
Bondies lead the charge for women's cricket at inaugural UniSport T20 tournament.
Read more about Taylor's UniSport triumph is just the first overA golden start for the Bull Sharks in Singapore
Four Bull Sharks claim gold medals as Aussies dominate 4x100m freestyle relays at World Championships.
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