Search Search Results You could also try: wait (85), stoppage (2), setback (2), hindrance (1), postponement (1) Deferred clamping of umbilical cord reduces risk of death in premature babies, research finds DescriptionWaiting for two minutes to clamp the umbilical cord of a premature baby likely reduces the risk of death soon afterUrl/about/news/2023/11-15-deferred-clamping-of-umbilical-cord-reduces-risk-of-death-in-premature-babies-research-finds.aspx Professor Gail Davey OBE DescriptionProfessor Gail Davey OBE is Professor of Global Health Epidemiology at Brighton and Sussex Medical School.Url/about/contact-us/staff/professor-gail-davey.aspx Dr Chi Eziefula answers Coronavirus questions in podcast DescriptionDr Chi Eziefula, Senior Lecturer in Infection at BSMS, answers Coronavirus questions in University of Brighton podcastUrl/about/news/2020/04-06-dr-chi-eziefula-answers-coronavirus-questions-in-podcast.aspx Cognitive Epidemiology, Dementia, and Ageing Research (CEDAR) Lab DescriptionCEDAR lab focuses on the role of biopsychosocial factors on cognitive ageing, cerebrovascular and dementia risk, ensuring a multidisciplinary approachUrl/research/clinical-neuroscience/cds/research/cedar-lab/cedar-lab.aspx BSMS Mag Spring 2019 final v2 update DescriptionBSMS Mag Spring 2019 final v2 updateUrl/_pdf/about/news/pulse/bsms-mag-spring-2019-final-v2-update.pdf BSMS Mag Spring 2019 final DescriptionBSMS Pulse magazine Spring/Summer 2019Url/_pdf/about/news/pulse/bsms-mag-spring-2019-final.pdf 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 Dementia Risk Prediction in Areas of Social Deprivation DescriptionResearch into ways of identifying people who do not yet have dementia but have a high chance of developing it, soUrl/research/primary-care-and-public-health/research/dementia-risk-prediction-in-areas-of-social-deprivation.aspx Urban/rural living have opposite effects on memory performance in England and China DescriptionPeople aged 50 and over who live in rural England do better in memory tests than their counterparts who live inUrl/about/news/2023/01-10-urban-rural-living-have-opposite-effects-on-memory-performance-in-england-and-china.aspx Loud and clear: clear facemasks and visors needed for deaf and hearing impaired people DescriptionBSMS Reader calls for all schools and universities to be aware of the need for clear face masks or PPE forUrl/about/news/2020/06-17-clear-facemasks-and-visors-needed-for-deaf-and-hearing-impaired-people.aspx 11 to 20 of 64 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next