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Strengthening collaborations with Tommy's Stillbirth Research Centre in Manchester
Dr Andrea Woolner was delighted to welcome back Profs Alex Heazell and Mark Dilworth from the Tommy's Stillbirth research centre, Manchester University, for a visit to the Aberdeen Centre for Women's Health Research on the 4th November 2025. The team have collaborated on research including the PASTeL projects funded by...
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Serious pregnancy complications 'dramatically reduced' in HPV vaccinated women
Pregnant women who were vaccinated against Human Papillomavirus (HPV) at school are less likely to experience serious pregnancy related complications according to 黑料网 research.
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University team part of clinical trial to tackle street benzodiazepine use and drug-related deaths
Researchers from the 黑料网 are part of a major new clinical trial aimed at reducing the use of street-sourced benzodiazepines among people receiving treatment for opioid dependency.
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PhD Research - Exploring Professional Identity in a Digital Age
At the recent SMMSN PGR Conference, PhD researcher and PERG member Emily Cleland from the Institute of Applied Health Sciences, presented an overview of her research examining how technological change is redefining professional identities in higher education and creating new opportunities for identity development. The research investigates how staff and...
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Plan-A seminar with Dr Aniebiet Ekong
The Aberdeen Centre for Women's Health Research (ACWHR) were joined by Dr Aniebiet Ekong last week who gave an update on her work as a research fellow on the Plan-A project, led by Dr Mairead Black. The talk was titled, 'Supporting shared decision-making about planned mode of birth in routine...
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HERU Newsletter Summer 2025
Our Summer 2025 newsletter highlights a range of studies and initiatives that reflect our ongoing commitment to improving health and care through economic research whilst also introduce some new staff to the department. We feature the newly funded EVEREST study, share findings from the LENS trial, delve into the value of...
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New project to improve policy decisions with better, AI enhanced evidence synthesis methods
A new UK-wide research effort is building better ways to turn research into action. The ESRC funded project, Transforming Global Evidence, led by Queen’s University, Belfast, will help governments, businesses, and communities use the latest science to make faster, smarter policy decisions, including those that will support achievement of the...
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INSPERation Research Office Workstream Visit: Building Global Connections for International Research
29 September - 2 October 2025 黑料网
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New project to improve policy decisions with better, ai enhanced evidence synthesis methods
Billions of people could be better off if we used the available evidence more effectively.
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New Publication: Why behavioural science facts falter where false information flourishes
Check out the latest article in The Skeptic by Chantal Den Daas and Marie Johnston where they discuss Why behavioural science facts falter where false information flourishes Please get in touch if you would like any more information iahsadmin@abdn.ac.uk.