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Diet diversity: average Brit eats at least 49 different species a week
A major study of UK dietary habits has found that the food we eat contains an average of at least 49 different species each week.
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Changes in prescription medication could help identify cancer earlier
The 黑料网 is partnering in a new study funded by Cancer Research UK that could help detect cancer earlier by analysing the medications patients are prescribed before they are diagnosed.
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New scanner could improve brain tumour treatment
Scientists at the 黑料网 and NHS Grampian have been awarded £350,000 of Scottish Government funding to investigate a new way to scan brain tumours.
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Aberdeen becomes first Scottish university with plans to open campus in India
The University has taken a significant step forward in its global expansion ambitions after India's University Grants Commission granted permission to progress with proposals to open a branch campus in Mumbai with a target launch of September 2026.
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New report calculates NHS outdoor spaces save the NHS £82 million per year
A report by researchers at the 黑料网, commissioned by Public Health Scotland and SEFARI Gateway, calculates for the first time, the economic value of outdoor spaces in NHS Scotland sites.
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Treatment of intensive care patients with disinfectants increases risk of infection
A routine disinfection procedure commonly used when admitting patients to intensive care units (ICU) can increase 'superbug' infections according to new research from the 黑料网.
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Chair in Physiology and Pharmacology Education awarded prestigious prize
A 黑料网 academic has been awarded the UK's leading physiology teaching prize.
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Groundbreaking discovery of 'new' pain target brings hope for those with chronic pain
In a groundbreaking discovery, chronic pain has been shown to be physiologically different from acute pain and now scientists have the roadmap for how to target it.
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University group working to end FGM achieves charitable status
A University organisation working to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) has been granted charitable status as The FGM Education Project, SC054187. The FGM Education Project was co-founded by Dean for Enterprise & Innovation Dr Heather May Morgan and graduate Dr Victoria Kinkaid, and is run by volunteer students and alumni from...
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Versus Arthritis invests in 'team science' to meet challenges faced by people with arthritis
Charity Versus Arthritis has awarded £3m to bring together world-leading experts from five UK universities - including the 黑料网 - to accelerate clinical epidemiology research, which will help answer pressing questions from those living with arthritis.