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ASPIRE award recognises excellence in Faculty Development
Leeds Institute of Medical Education has achieved a 4th ASPIRE award, recognising excellence in Faculty Development.
New tool to find and fight the deadliest lymphomas
UK scientists have found a new way to identify people with the most aggressive types of lymphoma, which are less likely to respond to standard drugs.
Royal appointments for Una and Kathryn
Dr Una Adderley and Kathryn Waldegrave from the School of Healthcare have been awarded the prestigious title of Queen's Nurse.
Why high risk women are reluctant to take breast cancer drug
Only about a fifth of women at higher risk of developing breast cancer think they need to take a drug proven to help prevent the disease, according to new research.
Nanoscale tweezers can perform single-molecule ‘biopsies’
Newly-developed "nano-tweezers" created by university researchers can for the first time extract single molecules from live cells without destroying them – solving a long-standing research problem.