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Stirling Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection formally launches

By Iain MacDonald18th March 2016Education & Training

The University of Stirling Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection, focused on improving the lives of children by turning research into action, has formally launched. The new research hub brings

£10m Swedish study to probe why autistic adults die decades prematurely

By The Press Association18th March 2016News England

A £10 million research programme is to investigate why autistic adults are dying decades before their time. The five-year project planned by the charity Autistica follows a bombshell study from

Memories wiped by Alzheimer’s could be revived, research suggests

By The Press Association17th March 2016News England

Lost memories banished by Alzheimer’s can in theory be rescued by stimulating nerve cells to grow new connections, a study has shown. The proof-of-concept research, conducted in mice, raises the

Ulster study aims to empower young with disabilities to improve health & wellbeing

By Iain MacDonald17th March 2016Education & Training

Researchers from Ulster University and National University of Ireland (NUI) Galway have been awarded €295,000 to develop a weight management model for young adults with intellectual disabilities. It aims to

Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

By The Press Association16th March 2016News England

Government cuts to the pension credit have a “significant link” with a rise in death rates among older pensioners, Oxford University researchers have said. The Government’s austerity measures across England

Cardiff University secures £2M funding boost for arthritis research

By Iain MacDonald16th March 2016News Wales

Cardiff University has received a vital funding boost worth £2M to continue its cutting-edge research into arthritis. Arthritis Research UK has awarded the funding for the continuation of the University’s

Engage: Is the telly good for older people with dementia?

By Professor June Andrews16th March 2016Engage

“Is TV an escape from the world or a window into the world?” Watching TV is often portrayed as a passive and unhealthy pastime. In relation to elder care, the

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

By The Press Association15th March 2016News England

A single defective gene increases the risk of schizophrenia 35 times and is involved in a range of neurodevelopmental disorders, research has shown. Although the mutation is very rare, affecting

Over-the-counter drink ‘could help people with very early stage Alzheimer’s’

By The Press Association11th March 2016News England

An over-the-counter drink taken daily may help improve memory in people with very early stage Alzheimer’s disease, research suggests. The drink contains a special combination of nutrients which may have

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Stirling Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection formally launches

£10m Swedish study to probe why autistic adults die decades prematurely

Memories wiped by Alzheimer’s could be revived, research suggests

Ulster study aims to empower young with disabilities to improve health & wellbeing

Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

Cardiff University secures £2M funding boost for arthritis research

Engage: Is the telly good for older people with dementia?

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

Over-the-counter drink ‘could help people with very early stage Alzheimer’s’

Kyle Clifford’s murders fuelled by Andrew Tate’s ‘violent misogyny’, court told

Bed-bound patients ‘told to soil themselves’ due to lack staff in busy A&E – report

Covid inquiry rejects bid from Mone to access documents and evidence on PPE deals

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Stirling Centre for Child Wellbeing and Protection formally launches

£10m Swedish study to probe why autistic adults die decades prematurely

Memories wiped by Alzheimer’s could be revived, research suggests

Consultation: UK policy framework for health and social care research

Ulster study aims to empower young with disabilities to improve health & wellbeing

Study finds ‘significant link’ between pension credit cuts and death rates

Cardiff University secures £2M funding boost for arthritis research

Engage: Is the telly good for older people with dementia?

Researchers find schizophrenia risk 35 times higher with just one faulty gene

Over-the-counter drink ‘could help people with very early stage Alzheimer’s’