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Researchers launch survey to examine face mask usage during Covid-19 pandemic
Dr Louise Cleobury, of Swansea University Medical School, said: “The Covid-19 pandemic has brought into stark focus the wide ranging inequalities faced not just in the UK, but across the -
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Swansea student awarded Wales's first ever tech transfer fellowship
The Healthcare Technology Centre (HTC) is led by Swansea University Medical School as a proud partner of the £24 million pan-Wales Accelerate programme. -
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Cardiac patients with diabetes can exercise more safely thanks to new expert guidance
Richard Bracken of the School of Sports and Exercise Sciences, College of Engineering and the Diabetes Research Group, located in the Medical School at Swansea University. ... lead in the Diabetes Research Group, Medical School, said:. -
How fingers could point to a link between low testosterone and Covid hospitalizations
Now Professor John Manning, of the Applied Sports Technology, Exercise and Medicine (A-STEM) research team, has been working with colleagues from the Medical University of Lodz in Poland and -
New study shows the potential of machine learning in the early identification of people with inflammatory arthritis
Using the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage (SAIL) Databank based at Swansea University Medical School, a national data repository allowing anonymised person-based data linkage across datasets, patients with AS were identified -
New study reveals girls more likely to be admitted to hospital after self-harming
But this research, led by Professor Ann John of Swansea University Medical School, captured the full spectrum of those accessing healthcare and looked at data from GPs, emergency care departments and -
New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster zones
It could also potentially be miniaturised to use in medical applications such as dosing systems for drugs like insulin.”. -
One in nine adults struggled with mental health during pandemic, find researchers
Co-author, Professor Ann John, Swansea University Medical School, said: “While it is reassuring that two thirds of adults were largely resilient to any mental health effects of the pandemic and
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