Flu may be back, but COVID is far from over. How do they compare?
Professor Paul Glasziou and Professor David Henry from the Bond University Institute of Evidence-Based Healthcare compare COVID and seasonal influenza. Read more
Beacon of brilliance inspires new medal
Professor Chris Del Mar was a world-class teacher, researcher and beloved mentor. Read more
Bond academic awarded NHMRC grant to research effective non-drug treatments
Sufferers of common ailments such as lower back pain and depression could soon seek relief through evidence-based effective non-drug treatments, thanks to... Read more
$2.5M NHMRC Grant awarded aiming to provide better value care for all Australians
The Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare, in collaboration with 3 other Australian universities, have been awarded a $2.5M Centre for Research Excellence... Read more
COVID vaccines offer the pharma industry an opportunity to reset its reputation
Just weeks before the first COVID-19 cases emerged, Gallup published its latest poll on America’s views about business. At the bottom of the list of 25 sectors... Read more
How well do COVID vaccines work in the real world?
Many Australians will be weighing up whether to be vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is widely available, or to wait for Pfizer later in the year... Read more
2021 Queen's Birthday Honours List
Institute for Evidence Based Healthcare professors Paul Glasziou and Chris Del Mar have received Order of Australia awards in the 2021 Queen’s Birthday Honours... Read more
Queen’s Birthday honours for professors
Bond University professors Paul Glasziou and Chris Del Mar have been appointed to the Order of Australia. Professor Glasziou was announced as an Officer of the... Read more
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... Read more
Pandemic 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... Read more