Search Search Results You could also try: additional (271), extra (89), supplementary (13), further (645), new (898) 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 Study highlights diagnostic challenges for LGBTQ+ people living with dementia DescriptionA new study at BSMS has provided critical insights into the experiences of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals diagnosed withUrl/about/news/2024/10-08-study-highlights-diagnostic-challenges-for-lgbtq-people-living-with-dementia.aspx Books DescriptionSearch for books (print and electronic).Url/about/library/books.aspx Pioneering Code of Practice released for use of stem cell-based embryo models in research DescriptionA group of experts, including BSMS's Prof Bobbie Farsides have produced UK guidelines for the generation & use of stem cell-basedUrl/about/news/2024/07-04-pioneering-code-of-practice-released-for-use-of-stem-cell-based-embryo-models-in-research.aspx BSMS awarded Athena Swan Gold Award DescriptionBSMS is recognised for its commitment to gender equality in higher education and research by achieving the Gold Award as partUrl/about/news/2023/12-07-bsms-awarded-athena-swan-gold-award.aspx OneSizeFits1 Student engagement session no.1 DescriptionOneSizeFits1 Student engagement session no.1 slidesUrl/_pdf/about/events/onesizefits1-student-engagement-session-no.1.pdf Developing researchers and engaging communities in health and social care research DescriptionResearchers from Kent, Surrey and Sussex came together in May for an event to develop and engage communities in health andUrl/about/news/2024/05-22-developing-researchers-and-engaging-communities-in-health-and-social-care-research.aspx People with joint hypermobility at increased risk of long COVID, study shows DescriptionPeople with joint hypermobility are 30% more likely to suffer from long COVID, according to a new study by BSMS andUrl/about/news/2024/03-21-people-with-joint-hypermobility-at-increased-risk-of-long-covid-study-shows.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 141 to 150 of 336 Previous … 13 14 15 16 17 … Next