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Bond a fast mover in research excellence
Bond University has been named among 15 Australian universities whose research influence grew the fastest in the past year.
Read more about Bond a fast mover in research excellencePicture gallery, video: Kumai Karulbo Indigenous Gala
More than 400 people gathered at Bond University to raise funds for Indigenous scholarships.
Read more about Picture gallery, video: Kumai Karulbo Indigenous GalaAbelee's art from the heart
Works by some of Australia’s top Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists are set to be auctioned at the Bond University Indigenous Gala but few carry as much personal meaning as a painting by Bond student Abelee Stanley.
Read more about Abelee's art from the heartPeta's award for tapping the potential of EFT
Professor Peta Stapleton has received a national award in recognition of her groundbreaking research into tapping, or Emotional Freedom Techniques.
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Research news
Should everyone be wearing face masks? It’s complicated
Should members of the public be wearing face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic? It’s a controversial question, with different countries and authorities giving different advice.
Read more about Should everyone be wearing face masks? It’s complicatedNo seed of truth in mango ‘miracle’ cure
Bond University researchers have found no evidence to support the claimed health benefits of a so-called 'miracle' mango supplement.
Read more about No seed of truth in mango ‘miracle’ curePatients suffer invasive treatments for harmless cancers
Australians are increasingly being diagnosed with cancers that will do them no harm if left undetected or untreated, exposing them to unnecessary surgeries and chemotherapy, says a new study published online today in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Read more about Patients suffer invasive treatments for harmless cancersSustainability of Healthcare Awards hosts inaugural Colloquium at Bond
Overdiagnosis of disease was a hot topic when healthcare experts from across Australia gathered at Bond University recently for the 2019 Sustainability of Healthcare Awards and Colloquium.
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Sporting news
Sport by Experts with Matt Webber
In this first episode of Sport by Experts, Matt Webber sits down with Bec Stower and Andy Lovell.
Read more about Sport by Experts with Matt WebberBull Sharks reel in ninth Doug Ellis trophy
The Bull Sharks have claimed the Doug Ellis Per Capita Trophy at UniSport Nationals for the ninth year in a row.
Read more about Bull Sharks reel in ninth Doug Ellis trophyGoing the distance: World Champ Robinson shifts gears
Kye Robinsons is the new Triathlon World Champion, but he's not stopping there.
Read more about Going the distance: World Champ Robinson shifts gearsADCO scholar gears up for debut Coolangatta Gold
The iconic Coolangatta Gold takes place this weekend, but Bull Shark Jasmine Rayward will be missing a familiar face on the start line.
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