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New Leeds technology gives hope to people with MS

Clinicians and researchers at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust have invented a new motion detection tool to help identify potentially life-changing treatments for neurodegenerative conditions.

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Leeds defibrillator research used in parliamentary Bill

Research co-authored by a University of Leeds academic into the inequalities in access to life saving community defibrillators was used in parliament during the first reading of a Bill.

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Leeds defibrillator research used in parliamentary Bill

Research co-authored by a University of Leeds academic into the inequalities in access to life-saving community defibrillators was used in parliament during the first reading of a Bill.

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Tackling inequalities for northern pupils

Northern schools are losing out on hundreds of pounds of funding per pupil compared to those in London, according to a new report co-led by the University of Leeds.

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University welcomes new Head of MBChB programme

The University of Leeds is delighted to announce that Moe Thaw Oo is joining the School of Medicine as the new Head of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) programme.

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