Search Search Results You could also try: authority (185), permission (95), approval (239), agreement (98), sanction (2), accord (153) Quantum brain sensors could play key role in identifying dementia DescriptionThe research findings from a paper led by researchers at BSMS and the University of Sussex have been published in ScientificUrl/about/news/2021/11-19-quantum-brain-sensors-could-play-key-role-in-identifying-dementia.aspx Beginning your journey at university: what to bring and where to start DescriptionThree BSMS students give their top tips on starting life at medical school.Url/about/news/2021/08-18-beginning-your-journey-at-university-what-to-bring-and-where-to-start.aspx Leading for Quality - New Leaders DescriptionThe Leading for Quality (L4Q) – New Leaders programme was commissioned by Health Education England, Kent, Surrey and Sussex and produced byUrl/postgraduate/continuing-professional-development/bespoke-training-and-commission/leading-for-quality.aspx In Focus - Awa Tansie DescriptionRead our student interview with Awa TansieUrl/about/info-for-schools-teachers-parents/in-focus-awa-tansie.aspx Hopefulness as a key active ingredient for young people with depression DescriptionDr Clio Berry led a team of researchers to investigate evidence on the role of hopefulness in mental health treatment forUrl/about/news/2020/10-30-hopefulness-as-a-key-active-ingredient-for-young-people-with-depression.aspx 'Game changing' test can predict how people with leukaemia will respond to chemotherapy DescriptionThe first test to quickly predict how people will respond to standard treatment for leukaemia has been developed at BSMSUrl/about/news/2019/02-28-game-changing-test-can-predict-how-people-with-leukaemia-will-respond-to-chemotherapy.aspx Male circumcision campaigns in Africa to fight HIV 'neocolonialist' and not based on robust science DescriptionCampaigns to circumcise millions of African boys and men to reduce HIV transmission are based more on systemic racism than soundUrl/about/news/2020/09-10-male-circumcision-campaigns-in-africa-to-fight-hiv-neocolonialist-and-not-based-on-robust-science.aspx The Power of Song: Why your doctor should be prescribing choir practice DescriptionGPs should prescribe participation in communal singing activities to patients to raise self-esteem and overcome loneliness.Url/about/news/2019/10-17-the-power-of-song-why-your-doctor-should-be-prescribing-choir-practice.aspx A decade of consciousness science at Sussex DescriptionTen years on from its founding, the Sackler Centre looks back on a successful first decade and forward to even greaterUrl/about/news/2020/04-24-a-decade-of-consciousness-science-at-sussex.aspx Simple blood test could one day diagnose motor neurone disease DescriptionScientists identify a potential pattern within blood which signals the presence of motor neuron disease; a discovery which could improve diagnosisUrl/about/news/2020/06-18-simple-blood-test-could-one-day-diagnose-motor-neurone-disease.aspx 151 to 160 of 236 Previous … 14 15 16 17 18 … Next