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Toxic workplaces are inexcusable

Every year thousands of Australians lodge workplace injury claims – not for broken bones but for broken spirits, writes Professor Alan Patching.
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Toxic workplaces are inexcusable

Motion sickness

Whether you’re in a ship or car, motion sickness can make you vomit and feel nauseated, dizzy and tired. But why does it happen?
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Beyond skin deep

The 2025 Young Alumni making a difference in dermatology

Bond alumnus Nikhil Dwivedi (Class of 2018) is a doctor and lawyer dedicating to enhancing healthcare. He was named Bond University’s 2025 Young Alumni Award winner.

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Testing limits

Under the microscope

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Scar tissue

Dr Michael Freeman is an Associate Professor of Dermatology at Bond University, a Fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists, a member of the Skin and Cancer Foundation of Queensland and the Director of Dermatology at the Gold Coast Hospital. Here's his take on how to support your skin’s natural repair process and embrace the marks that make you, you.

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