March 2018 26 March Dental care in early dementia could be key Dental problems among patients with dementia could be reduced by providing preventive dental care around the time of diagnosis, according to new research. Read article > 23 March What makes people tic? Tourette syndrome affects a far larger area of the brain than previously thought, a new study at BSMS shows. Read article > 19 March Increased places to open up medical career options to those from disadvantaged backgrounds The announcement of additional places to prospective students will open up medical career options to those from disadvantaged backgrounds Read article >
February 2018 28 February Why scientists need philosophy A recent paper from BSMS shows that studying the philosophy of signs is beneficial for laboratory-based research Read article > 8 February Palliative care and assisted dying are not mutually exclusive, says ethics professor Ethics Professor says that palliative care and assisted dying are not incompatible Read article >
January 2018 30 January GPs urged to encourage LGBT patients to come out Disclosing sexual orientation could lead to improved healthcare, new research finds. Read article > 22 January Brain training cuts epileptic seizures Groundbreaking research at Brighton and Sussex Medical School has led to significant reductions in seizures in epilepsy patients Read article > 16 January Risk of podoconiosis mapped in Cameroon Researchers at BSMS have assessed the prevalence of podoconiosis in Cameroon Read article > 10 January Eye Surgeon Receives OBE in New Year Honours Prof Christopher Liu has received an OBE for his Services to Ophthalmology. Read article > 2 January BSMS Alumni gives birth to the first baby of 2018 BSMS alumni, Samantha Stark, gives birth to Sussex's first baby of 2018! Read article >
Events 8 May Secrets from within the human body View event > 14 Sep Inclusion Health Day 2018 View event >