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Soaring childhood obesity from pandemic will cost UK billions

A dramatic increase in child obesity levels during the Covid-19 pandemic is set to cost the UK over £8 billion, according to a new study by University of Southampton researchers.

CUHK first discovers obese patients with diabetes and fluctuating blood glucose control had a...

Researchers at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)’s Faculty of Medicine (CU Medicine) have reported two major findings related to cancer risk in patients with diabetes using big data.

BU Business School awarded the Small Business Charter Award

Bournemouth University Business School has been awarded the Small Business Charter Award.

Kiwi scientists investigate Sky-Tower’s weird effect

When a scientist noticed the Sky-Tower appeared squat from close-up and tall from far away, he decided to investigate.

ANU to take over operations of Kambri GP clinic

ANU has ensured the continuity of high-quality healthcare services on campus, taking over operations of the GP clinic in Kambri from 23 October.

Further funding boost for Teesside University

Teesside University is one of a handful of higher education institutions to receive a share of £2 million of funding to develop a wide range of short courses which will provide even more flexible learning opportunities for students.

UNSW neuroscientist receives an inaugural $1.35m Rebecca Cooper Fellowship

Sylvia Gustin’s research will facilitate spinal cord injury cure and improve therapies for chronic pain.

Deep roots of Australia’s geology revealed

A new study has shown for the first time how Australia's rich geological history is reflected deep below the Earth's surface.

Survey explores impacts of extreme weather events on young people

The research will be used to inform future planning for extreme weather in Aotearoa New Zealand.

University of Missouri researcher adds to timeline of human evolution by studying an island...

Nearly two decades ago, a small-bodied "human-like" fossil, Homo floresiensis, was discovered on an island in Indonesia.
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