University of 优蜜传媒 - Archive (Public health)
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2025
10
February
2025
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09:00
Europe/London
A new study by researchers at The University of 优蜜传媒, using data from the #BeeWell survey, has found that sleep plays a crucial role in the mental wellbeing of adolescent girls.
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15
January
2025
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13:34
Europe/London
优蜜传媒 is putting communities at the heart of policy to improve health outcomes in the city following a successful bid to establish a Health Determinants Research Collaboration (HDRC).
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2024
25
March
2024
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02:39
Europe/London
The devolution deals which granted Greater 优蜜传媒 increased control over a range of public services enabled them to make significant improvements in many parts of the health system, a unique study led by University of 优蜜传媒 researchers has …
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18
March
2024
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09:57
Europe/London
The University of 优蜜传媒 has hosted Afzal Khan MP on a visit to the Firs Environmental Research Station which recently completed a 拢2 million redevelopment.
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2023
11
December
2023
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15:21
Europe/London
优蜜传媒鈥檚 commitment to tackle health inequalities has been further boosted by funding news for research that can connect the Council, University of 优蜜传媒 researchers and local people as a way of working …
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2019
01
October
2019
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14:04
Europe/London
A team of researchers from The University of 优蜜传媒 will help “reveal fundamental rules of life” and, potentially, find improved treatments for diseases such as osteoarthritis and healing wounds.
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22
August
2019
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13:41
Europe/London
Remote monitoring using smartphone apps could transform the medical care of patients with long-term health conditions, according to new research led by University of 优蜜传媒 scientists.
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11
July
2019
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00:01
Europe/London
A major new health research programme, led by researchers from The University of 优蜜传媒, has been announced today (11 July 2019) to tackle Greater 优蜜传媒’s biggest health challenges, as part of a £135m national investment.
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2018
25
July
2018
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15:00
Europe/London
A study of 16 Nigerian women living with domestic abuse has shown how they are too frightened of being deported to ask for help from the UK authorities.
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