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Dietician warns malnutrition of elderly could increase during COVID-19 pandemic

Malnutrition will kill more aged care residents than COVID-19 unless homes mitigate the effects of lockdowns and social distancing, a dietician says.

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Bond academics explain the science and psychology behind the ban on public gyms

As Gold Coasters continue to flout COVID-19 restrictions, a biomedical scientist has issued a warning against public gyms, saying they’re a high-risk location for spreading the deadly virus.  

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Surgery not always best option for spontaneous collapsed lung

Patients who suffer a sudden and unexplained collapsed lung may be better off taking a wait-and-see approach to treatment rather than undergoing surgical intervention, a new study shows.

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Props to unbreakable Bond Rugby

They're sidelined due to coronavirus bans but Bond University Rugby are still proving to be good sports.

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Sporting news

Bond enters the equestrian arena with Tallebudgera Pony club partnership

Bond University has partnered with the largest pony club in Queensland, Tallebudgera Pony Club (TPC), to provide opportunities for its students and other young adults throughout Queensland to ride and compete at state-of-the-art equestrian facilities.

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