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Distinct biology of breast cancer in older women
Early operable breast cancer in older women has distinct biological differences to breast cancer in the […]
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Tags: breast cancer, Breast Cancer Care, British Journal of Cancer, Division of Breast Cancer, low oestrogen receptor luminal, older women, School of Graduate Entry Medicine and Health
New NHS advice showcases University research
Pioneering research by a world-leading team of University of Nottingham academics in the prevention of accidents […]
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Tags: Division of Primary Care, NHS guidelines, NICE, public heallth policy
Nottingham leads national clinical trial into new stroke treatment
Scientists in Nottingham are leading an international study to investigate the effectiveness of a new treatment […]
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Tags: haemorrhagic stroke, ischaemic stroke, rehabilitation, stroke, Stroke Association, tranexamic acid
Research calls for stricter controls on tobacco on TV
UK children are being exposed to millions of tobacco images and messages every week on prime […]
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Tags: branding, film, merchandising, smoking, TV, UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies, watershed
Fertility clinic sees rise in pregnancy rate thanks to innovative new treatment
A Nottingham-based fertility clinic has seen the number of pregnancies among older women increase by almost […]
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Tags: Embryoglue, fertility, IVF, NUTURE, pregnancy, research, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, twins
Out of harm’s way — does injury prevention education in schools really work?
A team of researchers are to examine whether learning about injury prevention in school really can […]
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Tags: A&E, Cochrane Review, injury prevention, primary care, schools
New tool to support safer GP prescribing
A new computer tool to help reduce the risk of commonly made drug prescribing errors has […]
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Tags: GP, PINCER, prescribing error, primary care, PRIMIS, School of Community Health Sciences
The bid to improve end of life care for LGBT people starts here
LGBT people have been identified as the most likely group to face discrimination when it comes […]
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Tags: care, end of life care, LGBT, Sue Ryder Care Centre