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Medicine moves up eleven places in the Complete University Guide.
23 May 2013
Medicine at the University of Southampton has gone up eleven places from 23 to 12 in the Complete University Guide published this month.
Celebrating clinical research in Southampton
20 May 2013
Monday 20 May is International Clinical Trials Day and Southampton, alongside other cities worldwide will be celebrating and promoting involvement in the research that is saving lives and improving many more.
Southampton researcher wins prestigious award
9 May 2013
A scientist from the University of Southampton has received a prestigious award for his contribution to research in metabolic bone disease.
Microscopic dust particles found in underground railways may pose health risk
3 May 2013
New research from the University of Southampton has found that working or travelling on an underground railway for a sustained period of time could have health implications.
What do our genes say about us?
23 April 2013
Discoveries about the genetic make-up of the human body are becoming more frequent every day. Genetic and genomic advances are progressively impacting on every area of health care and scientific research and more and more people are having genetic tests within the health care system.
Patients with chronic fatigue use additional areas of brain when using memory
22 April 2013
Findings mark launch of UK research consortium to advance studies into chronic fatigue and ME
New ills for old: modern epidemics in occupational health
20 April 2013
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An Inaugural Lecture by Professor Keith Palmer.
Delivered on Wednesday 10th April 2013 at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton.
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£1 million for Southampton cancer drug research
16 April 2013
University of Southampton scientists have been awarded over £1million by the blood cancer charity Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research to develop new treatment strategies for lymphoma patients.
Clinical Trials Unit gets funding boost
11 April 2013
The University of Southampton’s Clinical Trials Unit (UoSCTU) has received funding for a further five years to allow it to continue to facilitate and manage clinical trials for ground-breaking cancer treatments.
Southampton scientists climb to Everest Base Camp to further hypoxia research
10 April 2013
Scientists and medical staff from Southampton are taking on one of the harshest environments known to man to further vital research into the effects of low oxygen levels on the human body.