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Why we should be more concerned about maternal stress during pregnancy

Why we should be more concerned about maternal stress during pregnancy

EUSci12 January 202112 January 2021Leave a comment
Marie Poirot reports on a University of Edinburgh study which highlights the connection between stress during pregnancy and the development...
COVID-19: Unmasking the benefits of face masks

COVID-19: Unmasking the benefits of face masks

News14 September 202013 September 2020Leave a comment
Masks could be more effective than earlier thought, blocking up to 99.9% of COVID-19 laden droplets released by infected patients...
Changing the perception of distance

Changing the perception of distance

EUSci6 April 20209 April 2020Leave a comment
HYPED is the University of Edinburgh’s Hyperloop Team, dedicated to developing the world’s fifth mode of transport. The Hyperloop concept,...
Mapping the human synaptome: the origins of thought?

Mapping the human synaptome: the origins of thought?

News5 October 20195 October 2019Leave a comment
National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences via Flickr The field of neuroscience has grown exponentially since it began. From the...
J.K. Rowling Donates £15.3 Million to Multiple Sclerosis Research

J.K. Rowling Donates £15.3 Million to Multiple Sclerosis Research

News23 September 201923 September 2019Leave a comment
Image credit: Anne Rowling Regenerative Neurology Clinic Author J.K. Rowling has recently donated £15.3 million to research at the University...
Protein power: Dementia study reinforces role of damaging proteins in Alzheimer’s disease

Protein power: Dementia study reinforces role of damaging proteins in Alzheimer’s disease

News15 July 201931 August 2019Leave a comment
Andy Pipa via Flickr A study, led by Professor Tara-Spires Jones at the University of Edinburgh, has elucidated the role...
Research reveals how the body can detect cancerous cells

Research reveals how the body can detect cancerous cells

News5 July 20195 July 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center via Flickr Cancer is a group of diseases characterised by excessive cell division...
A genetic link between inflammation and depression?

A genetic link between inflammation and depression?

News21 March 201821 March 2018Leave a comment
Whilst there are many different cell types in our body, each contains the same DNA. In order to perform their...

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