Search Search Results You could also try: mature (18), fully developed (117), grown (234), grown person (72) Online resources DescriptionAccess to online resources, including research information and images.Url/about/library/online-resources.aspx Positive outlook in midlife may help protect memory, 16-year study finds DescriptionA long-term international study has found that a positive sense of wellbeing in midlife may help protect against memory lossUrl/about/news/2025/06-20-positive-outlook-in-midlife-may-help-protect-memory-16-year-study-finds.aspx Health Counts 2024: BSMS helps highlight stark health inequalities across Brighton & Hove DescriptionBSMS has played a key role in the Health Counts 2024 survey — the largest health and wellbeing survey ever conducted inUrl/about/news/2025/06-03-bsms-helps-highlight-stark-health-inequalities-across-brighton-and-hove.aspx Meet our SPICES team DescriptionRead more about the SPICES team at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS).Url/research/primary-care-and-public-health/research/spices/spices-team.aspx Autistic psychiatrists who don't realise they are autistic may fail to spot autism in patients, study finds DescriptionGroundbreaking research finds that psychiatrists who are unaware that they themselves are autistic may fail to recognise the condition in theirUrl/about/news/2024/10-31-autistic-psychiatrists-who-do-not-realise-they-are-autistic-may-fail-to-spot-autism-in-patients-study-finds.aspx CORAL Study DescriptionThe CORAL Study (Cabotegravir and Rilpivirine Real World Experience) aims to increase understanding of the effectiveness of injectable HIV treatmentUrl/research/global-health-and-infection/research-areas/coral-study.aspx Health Counts Survey 2024 launches in Brighton and Hove DescriptionResearchers at the University of Brighton & BSMS have been commissioned by the Public Health team at Brighton & Hove City Council toUrl/about/news/2024/03-18-health-counts-survey-2024-launches-in-brighton-and-hove.aspx Unlocking autistic wellbeing: A new perspective emerges from research DescriptionA new study at BSMS challenges the traditional deficit-based perspective by adopting a 'neurodiversity-affirming' approach to autism.Url/about/news/2024/02-27-unlocking-autistic-wellbeing-a-new-perspective-emerges-from-research.aspx Current Stories in Global Health: Vending machines, knowledge exchange and extreme weather events – what has HIV got to do with it? DescriptionOur Current Stories in Global Health online event series runs quarterly throughout the year and aims to simplify Global Health researchUrl/about/events/2024/01-31-vending-machines-knowledge-exchange-and-extreme-weather-events-what-has-hiv-got-to-do-with-it.aspx Medical school to host UK premiere of award-winning film that tackles mental illness DescriptionBSMS will host the UK premiere of Farah, an award-winning film which explores mental health and its effect on youngUrl/about/news/2023/11-09-medical-school-to-host-uk-premiere-of-award-winning-film-that-tackles-mental-illness.aspx 151 to 160 of 277 Previous … 14 15 16 17 18 … Next