BSMS to gain from redevelopment of the Royal Sussex County Hospital.

Partner NHS trust is in top 8% in England.

Kishan Moosai makes grand finalist in national skills competition.

Dr Alistair Ring asks that co-morbidities need routine consideration in therapy decisions.

BSMS’s Global Health students are finalists in student film festival.

Dr Gail Davey profiles podoconiosis on Wellcome Trust blog.

Undergraduate course applications to BSMS has seen a significant rise for 2013 entry.

Prof Bobbie Farsides contributes to human tissue donor report.

BSMS receives very high ratings in the National Student survey for overall satisfaction and quality of teaching.

Dr Rachael Stanley receives Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship for tendon research.

BSMS researcher questions lithium in tap water link to lower suicide rates.

BSMS graduates its new doctors.

Expert on music and territory talks about loud music in public spaces.

Anita Wale, 2009 graduate, wins the British Nuclear Medicine Society Young Investigators Prize.

New cancer reseach laboratories for Trafford Centre following refurbishment.

Research reveals that GPs take more than a month to record ovarian cancer diagnosis one in 10 cases.

Fourth year BSMS student Caroline Illingworth wins RSM Obstetrics & Gynaecology award.

Dr Ellie Broughton, 2008 graduate, has been selected for higher professional training in neurosurgery.

Art meets science with exhibition and symposium

BSMS Academic Clinical Fellow, Jessica Eccles, was awarded the essay prize by the Postgraduate Deanery

BSMS and University of Sussex researchers have jointly developed innovative medical imaging software that could have significant impact on improving patient care.

BSMS Chair in Paediatrics, Professor Somnath Mukhopadhyay recently appeared as an expert on the primetime BBC television programme, How Science Changed our World.

Professor Darrell Evans represents the Scanning for Gold project at TEDx

BSMS professor wins award from the British Oncological Association for her work on the psychosocial impact of cancer.

BSMS researchers working on HIV testing studies for the Health Protection Agency have been described as successful in an interim report: Time to test for HIV: Expanded healthcare and community HIV testing in England.