Latest News & Publications
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New analysis from researchers at Imperial College London suggests that policies aimed at reducing vehicle emissions in central London are associated with measurable improvements in public health
A round up of all the upcoming training courses available, offered by Noclor NHS Research Office and Whittington Health Library, including Getting into Research; Quick-fire Critical Appraisal of Quantitative and Qualitative Research, and Academic Writing.
Regular engagement with arts and cultural activities such as reading, listening to music, or visiting museums and galleries may help slow the pace of biological ageing, according to new research from University College London.
Explore recent research, build critical appraisal skills and connect with colleagues through discussions of journal articles, including a paper using epidemiology to shed light on a long-standing mystery of the French Revolution.
A large-scale study suggests many adults, especially those over 65, may be living with ADHD without a formal diagnosis or access to appropriate support.
A round up of all the upcoming training courses available from Noclor NHS Research Office including our Good Clinical Practice Training Session and Critical Appraisal Skills (Qualitative Research).
New regional partnerships aim to support clinicians at key career stages, boosting research capacity and improving patient care across the NHS.
A UCL-led study of older adults in England found that loneliness may partly explain higher rates of depression among sexual minority groups. Researchers suggest that reducing loneliness through inclusive social support and community interventions could help improve mental health outcomes.
Research leaders, clinical academics and equality specialists from across the UK are set to gather in Birmingham next month for a major symposium examining how inclusive leadership can strengthen research quality, improve decision-making and deliver better outcomes for diverse populations.