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New report highlights how the NHS is failing women
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Women’s Health has found that across the country women are missing out on the best research, diagnosis and treatment in different ways when experiencing stroke or heart attack.
Simulations to Enhance Audiology Education
Simulations have always been utilised to support teaching on the BSc Healthcare Science (Audiology) course here at the University of Leeds, including for example the use of mannequin heads for otoscopy skill development and human simulated patients for developing communication skills.
Leeds researchers awarded £1.3 million to study the role of fibrin in blood clots
A recent grant from the British Heart Foundation has been award to the University of Leeds to help improve the treatment and prevention of heart attacks.
International audiological student conference grows from strength to strength
At the start of April, the Audiological Science and Education (ASE) Group in LICAMM hosted the second Leeds Intensive Programme on Audiology across Borders (IPAB) dual conference in partnership with the Department of Audiology of the Artevelde University College in Ghent (Belgium).
University of Leeds researchers awarded Heart Research UK grant to spot diabetes early
A team at the University of Leeds has been awarded a grant of £114,992 by Leeds-based national charity Heart Research UK for their research into the early diagnosis of diabetes, a disease that affects 3.7 million people in the UK. (Diabetes UK, February 2018).