Search Search Results You could also try: approximately (125), roughly (25), roughly speaking (4), almost (110), nearly (54), round (96) An Intrepid Christmas Journey DescriptionJoin the Widening Participation & Outreach Team at BSMS as they Tackle extraordinary medical conditions in a race around the worldUrl/about/events/2019/12-13-an-intrepid-christmas-journey.aspx Link between common 'harmless' virus and cardiovascular damage DescriptionResearchers from BSMS have found an unexpectedly close link between a herpes virus and the occurrence of immune cells damaging cardiovascularUrl/about/news/2018/08-13-link-between-common-harmless-virus-and-cardiovascular-damage.aspx Dental care in early dementia could be key DescriptionDental problems among patients with dementia could be reduced by providing preventive dental care around the time of diagnosis, according toUrl/about/news/2018/03-26-dental-care-in-early-dementia-could-be-key.aspx Celebrating the best of British Science DescriptionPersonalised medicine, live anatomy and robotic seals: highlights from the 2017 British Science FestivalUrl/about/news/2017/09-18-celebrating-the-best-of-british-science.aspx 3D printing changes shape of anatomy learning Description3D printing is being used at BSMS to enhance medical students' learning, by allowing them to take away printed 'body parts'Url/about/news/2016/10-14-3d-printing-changes-shape-of-anatomy-learning.aspx Fulbright Award takes sickle cell researcher to US DescriptionFulbright Award takes sickle cell researcher to USUrl/about/news/2016/07-19-fulbright-award-takes-sickle-cell-researcher-to-us.aspx Let's Talk About Death DescriptionAs part of the annual Brighton Festival, BSMS are holding a debate about the taboo subject of death.Url/about/events/2016/05-22-lets-talk-about-death.aspx TB patients could be saved months of treatment, thanks to new research DescriptionTB patients could be saved months of treatment, thanks to new researchUrl/about/news/2016/04-01-tb-patients-could-be-saved-months-of-treatment-thanks-to-new-research.aspx Screening for ovarian cancer may save lives, new study suggests DescriptionNew results from an ovarian cancer screening trial, led by UCL, suggests that screening may help reduce the number of deathsUrl/about/news/2015/12-17-screening-for-ovarian-cancer-may-save-lives-new-study-suggests.aspx The health benefits of controlled breathing DescriptionA new study shows how the brain reacts to controlled slow breathing and could benefit people suffering from high blood pressureUrl/about/news/2015/06-04-the-health-benefits-of-controlled-breathing.aspx 181 to 190 of 449 Previous … 17 18 19 20 21 … Next