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Tamiflu® saved lives during Swine Flu pandemic, international study finds
Patients hospitalised worldwide with Swine Flu during the 2009-10 pandemic were more likely to survive if […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: Dr Puja Myles, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam, Swine Flu, Tamiflu®, The Lancet Respiratory Medicine
New prognostic test for breast cancer could improve patient treatment
A study by researchers in Nottingham has developed a new clinical test for breast cancer which […]
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Tags: British Journal of Cancer, Division of Cancer and Steam Cells, John van Geest Cancer Research Centre, Medical Research Council, Nottingham Prognostic Index Plus, NPI+, Professor Ian Ellis
Advancing China’s marine economy
The Ningbo Nottingham International Academy for Marine Economy and Technology (IAMET) has been officially launched. A partnership […]
Appears in Issue 5
Tags: environmental management, IAMET, logistics, Ningbo Municipal Government, Ningbo Nottingham International Academy for Marine Economy and Technology, port services, Wanli Education Group
Stem cell pioneer honoured
A University of Nottingham scientist who carries out pioneering work in stem cell therapy and tissue […]
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Tags: EPSRC, EPSRC 20th anniversary, Kevin Shakesheff, regenerative medicine, RISE award, Royal Academy of Engineering, stem cell research
Back in the closet – LGBT people in England’s care homes
Many older lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people feel unable to disclose their sexual orientation or […]
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Tags: care homes, Dr Kathryn Almack, Dr Paul Simpson, LGBT, LGBT care homes, LGBT elderly
Revolt on the Right: Explaining Support for the Radical Right in Britain
Up to 30% of British voters are potentially receptive to UKIP, says the first academic study […]
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Tags: Dr Matthew Goodwin, Dr Robert Ford, Revolt on the Right: Explaining Support for the Radical Right in Britain, UKIP
Using evolution to solve future design problems
An international study will increase understanding of how evolution works – and how we can mimic […]
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Tags: Computer Science, Dr Per Kristian Lehre, evolution, Project SAGE
New research could signal progress in osteoarthritis pain relief
Researchers from the Arthritis Research UK Pain Centre at The University of Nottingham have discovered a new way to potentially […]
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Tags: Arthritis Research UK, osteoarthritis, osteoarthritis pain, pain relief, Professor Alan Silman