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• Allery risk 'may be set in womb' - BBC News
• 10 Million Pounds Per Year For Public Health Research, UK (Medical News Today)
• Prestigious new collaboration awarded to Greater Manchester
• Open House Lunch at The Spectrum Centre for Mental Health Research
• Patients to benefit from £20 million research funding
• Birmingham First for Academic Research
• £1.2 million to test effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy
• UK Government Announces A National School For Social Care Research (Medical News Today)
• Insight Into Clinical Disorders Characterised By Low Serotonin Level - Medical News Today (press...
• UK children 'most likely to try cannabis' - guardian.co.uk
• Centre will make Manchester world-beater in health research
• Queen's University launches UK's first Center of Excellence for ... - EurekAlert (press release)
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• UK's First Center Of Excellence For Public Health Launched At Queen's University Belfast (Medical...
• UCL academic leads new mental health research initiative in India
• Latest Health Research Goes Online - University Of Wolverhampton, UK - Medical News Today (press...
• Latest Health Research Goes Online - University Of Wolverhampton, UK (Medical News Today)
• Eating nuts in pregnancy could increase asthma risk - Telegraph.co.uk
• Southampton researchers review methods for the prevention of STIs
• Common Infertility Therapies May Not Help Pregnancy, Study Says - Bloomberg
• Common infertility treatment get thumbs down from researchers - HealthJockey.com
• What's the best way to get pregnant? - guardian.co.uk
• Final NICE Guidance Recommends Lucentis(R) (Ranibizumab) For Wet AMD, UK (Medical News Today)
• NICE Recognises Role Of High Intensity Statin Therapy In Patients With Familial...
• Two-Day Workshop in Focused CBT for Obsessional Problems
• British School Kids With Diabetes Gain First Time Freedom From Injections With New Insulin Pump...
• Southampton researchers review methods for the prevention of STIs
• Patients to benefit from £20 million research funding
• Causes of disease can be revealed by metabolic fingerprinting
• Two-Day Workshop in Focused CBT for Obsessional Problems
• Southampton researchers review methods for the prevention of STIs
• Patients to benefit from £20 million research funding
• Causes of disease can be revealed by metabolic fingerprinting
• Two-Day Workshop in Focused CBT for Obsessional Problems
• Classroom Sex Education Doesn't Meet Teenage Needs, UK (Medical News Today)
• Health, renewables and energy under the spotlight
• Health, renewables and energy under the spotlight
• The Health Of The Nation: Focus Of University Of Bath Conference (Medical News Today)
• Focused CBT for Obsessional Problems
• £2m Grant For Bipolar Research
• £2m Grant For Bipolar Research
• £2m Grant For Bipolar Research
• Disease diagnosis in just 15 minutes
• New technology promises tests for diseases such as cancer in 15 minutes (News-Medical-Net)
• Top Researchers Appointed To Lead The Way In Health And Social Care Research, UK (Medical News...
• Public Health Minister opens Southampton-based research management centre
• UK could partner in horse drug-testing lab - Kentucky.com
• NICE Approves Spinal Cord Stimulation For Chronic Neuropathic Pain, UK (Medical News Today)
• UK's NICE Recommends Spinal Cord Stimulation for Patients with Chronic Neuropathic Pain (PR...
• New research could be the 'holy grail' for predicting pre-eclampsia
• Light drinking in pregnancy not bad for children, says UCL study
• Light drinking 'can aid' babies - The Press Association
• Children Not Harmed By Small Amount Of Alcohol In Pregnancy - Medical News Today
• Light Drinking In Pregnancy Not Bad For Children, Says UCL Study (Medical News Today)
• Caffeine in Pregnancy Associated With Low Birth Weight Risk - Washington Post
• Caffeine during pregnancy can raise low birth weight risk - Indian Express
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• IVF screen 'boosts baby chances' - BBC News
• Frozen embryo babies 'healthier' - The Press Association
• HTA-funded research finds combination of incontinence products most effective
• Hairspray is linked to common genital birth defect, says study
• Fact or Fiction?: Cell Phones Can Cause Brain Cancer - Scientific American
• InforSense Partners With the UK's South London and Maudsley NHS ... - MarketWatch
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• UK Kidney Cancer Patients Face Toxic, Out-dated Treatments With Little Hope Of Change If NICE Has...
• Lung cancer screening feasibility study funded (News-Medical-Net)
• Lung cancer screening feasibility study funded
• UK Researcher Discusses High Blood Pressure Vaccine - UK News
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• University leads self-harm study - BBC News