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A new research Fellowship into improving care standards for people living with Huntington's disease has been launched. The £210K study is being backed by the Scottish Huntington's Association and funded by the Scottish Government's chief scientist's office and the RS McDonald Trust. The post has been awarded to Ms Daniela Rae who...

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Heather Morgan was recently presented with an Early Career Award for Outstanding Achievement in the 2015 Principal's Prize for Public Engagement with Research.

Farr Institute@Aberdeen have been supporting two BMedSci Studentships for the last 4 months.  Rachel Smith was using health informatics approaches to study gender and CKD in the GLOMMS cohorts.  Roisin McCormack looked at medication adherence in PCCIU primary care data.  Both were awarded First Class Honours! Roisin was with us on...

Congratulations to Fabliha Hussein and Anna Rose, intercalating BSc students from the Obstetrics & Gynaecology group, who won best presentation and runner up prize at the Northern Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society Annual Scientific meeting held in Elgin on 8th May 2015.

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The 4th Annual Quality and Safety in Healthcare Event took place at the Suttie Centre on Monday 25th May. The event centred on the theme; 'Resilience in Healthcare: A Human Factors Approach.'

A series of stunning images from Malawi and India by award winning Aberdeen photographer Donna Murray have been on show this week in the Scottish Parliament.

A huge number of clinical trials are poorly designed and as such the results they produce can be irrelevant to real end users.