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University news
Kids shouldn't train like Serena Williams did
Dr Justin Keogh says children should try multiple sports, not specialise in one from an early age.
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The controversy surrounding the Chinese AI platform obscures a larger debate the nation must have about its digital future.
Read more about DeepSeek ban puts Australia at tech crossroadsThe transformation of Jordan Mailata
Exercise scientist Dr Justin Keogh breaks down how Australian Jordan Mailata reached the pinnacle of American football, the Superbowl.
Read more about The transformation of Jordan MailataReturning home after a flood? Prioritise your health
Dr Kazi Mizanur Rahman’s health tips for North Queensland residents cleaning up after the floods.
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Research news
Food for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depression
Dr Megan Lee has been examining the connection between dietary patterns and depression and discovered that eating foods as close to their natural state as possible could be the key to a healthier mind.
Read more about Food for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depressionNew research to support families impacted by child sexual abuse
New research from Bond University will help develop a tool to support families whose lives have been impacted by child sexual abuse.
Read more about New research to support families impacted by child sexual abuseToo much or not enough: the healthcare dilemma
Globalisation has significantly improved access to quality healthcare but some patients in developing countries are getting too much of it.
Read more about Too much or not enough: the healthcare dilemmaRewriting the script on heart disease
A team of Bond University researchers are rewriting the script on heart disease with a grant from the Heart Foundation.
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Sporting news
The magnificence of mud
In the 'So Your Kid Wants To Play Sport' podcast, Matt Webber sits down with Bond rugby veteran and premiership hero, Dan Boardman.
Read more about The magnificence of mudNolan crowned QAFLW's best
How the Bull Sharks gun bounced back from the pain of grand final omission to become the best player in the QAFLW.
Read more about Nolan crowned QAFLW's bestThe mighty Bull Sharks: Reflections from the VC
The Vice Chancellor reflects on Bond's incredible season and four premierships.
Read more about The mighty Bull Sharks: Reflections from the VCThe Bull Sharks win maiden netball premiership
The Bull Sharks Sapphire squad have made history, winning their first ever HPNL premiership in a thrilling grand final comeback.
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