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Job opportunity within the Academic Unit of Health Economics
Join our great team to work on a range of projects, with a focus on the economic evaluation of health interventions in ageing populations/ frailty contexts.
Lower GCSE grades linked to skipping breakfast
Students who rarely ate breakfast on school days achieved lower GCSE grades than those who are breakfast frequently, according to a new study in Yorkshire.
New research finds unpredictable evolution in brain tumours
When brain tumours are treated with radiation or chemotherapy their cells evolve in a way that appears to be random, according to research published today in Nature.
Core skills module launched for MSc Medical Imaging
Another new module has just been introduced to our MSc Medical Imaging programme. The Core Skills in Medical Imaging module aims to provide new students with opportunities for developing the underlying knowledge and skills useful for the MSc Medical Imaging Programme and for future careers or study in the area of medical imaging.
Bowel cancer rates after colonoscopy vary by provider
A colonoscopy is the main test used to detect bowel cancer, but like most tests, it is not always 100% accurate and cancers can be missed.