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Study Challenges Previous Beliefs: Sleep May Not Effectively Clear Brain Toxins, Scientists Find
The brain’s ability to rid itself of toxins may actually be reduced during sleep, contrary to the leading scientific theory.
Over the past decade, the leading explanation for why we sleep has been that it provides the brain with an…
Imperial College London Expands Support for At-Risk Academics to Sustain Research Efforts
Imperial has announced plans to increase its support for academics who are at risk in their home countries.
Partnering with Cara (the Council for At-Risk Academics), Imperial will grant funding to initially host eight Cara Fellows at…
New Analysis Provides Insights into Global Surge of Strep A Infections
New analysis has revealed more about the origins of the main bacterial strain involved in an increase in lethal cases.
Strep A (Group A Streptococcus) is a common type of bacteria that typically causes throat infections and scarlet fever.…
Insights from Deep Magma Reservoirs Hold Promise for Enhancing Volcanic Eruption Forecasts
New research into molten rock 20km below the Earth’s surface could help save lives by improving the prediction of volcanic activity.
Volcanic eruptions pose significant hazards, with devastating impacts on both people living nearby and…
Breakthrough in Spinal Cord Injury Treatment: ‘Wraparound’ Implants Offer New Hope
A tiny, flexible electronic device that wraps around the spinal cord could represent a new approach to the treatment of spinal injuries, which can cause profound disability and paralysis.
Because of recent advances in both…
Baby Girl Born Deaf Hears Unaided for First Time After Successful Gene Therapy at Addenbrooke’s…
A baby girl born deaf can hear unaided for the first time, after receiving gene therapy when she was 11 months old at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.
Gene therapy has been the future of otology and audiology for many years…
C-Section Births More Than Double Odds of Measles Vaccine Failure, Study Finds
Researchers say it is vital that children born by caesarean section receive two doses of the measles vaccine for robust protection against the disease.
A study by the University of Cambridge, UK, and Fudan…
University of York Partners with U.S. Company to Revolutionize MRI Technology
The University of York is set to transform the landscape of MRI scans through a groundbreaking partnership with the innovative U.S-based tech company, Vizma.AI
The collaboration promises to reshape the future of medical imaging by…
Study Reveals Bullying as Significant Issue for Young People Following Eye Cancer Diagnosis
Young people who have undergone successful treatment for eye cancer are often subject to bullying and require psychological support, a new study has revealed.
Researchers at the University of York say that more longer-term support is…
University of York Students Recognized with Award for Community Volunteering Efforts
Students who have made outstanding contributions in the local area were celebrated at the Student Community and Volunteering Awards this week.
University of York students volunteer for a vast range of projects to tackle city priorities,…