Search Search Results You could also try: thus far (25), hitherto (3), however (398), nevertheless (15), nonetheless (4) Positive outlook in midlife may help protect memory, 16-year study finds DescriptionA long-term international study has found that a positive sense of wellbeing in midlife may help protect against memory lossUrl/about/news/2025/06-20-positive-outlook-in-midlife-may-help-protect-memory-16-year-study-finds.aspx Eppigen report final DescriptionEthical Preparedness in Genomic Medicine (EPPiGen): project findingsUrl/_pdf/research/eppigen-report-final.pdf 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 Staff spotlight: Denise Roden DescriptionMeet Denise Roden, Senior Coordinator (Time for Dementia).Url/about/working-here/inclusivity/pst-spotlights/denise-roden.aspx Need to tackle common misperceptions that vaping is as bad, or worse, than smoking, study finds DescriptionYoung adults are more likely to give up smoking and switch to vaping if they understand the reduced harm of vapingUrl/about/news/2025/02-14-need-to-tackle-common-misperceptions-that-vaping-is-as-bad-or-worse-than-smoking-study-finds.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 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 Alumni in Focus - Dr John Shenouda DescriptionAlumni in focus - an interview with Dr John ShenoudaUrl/about/alumni/alumni-in-focus-dr-john-shenouda.aspx Single-use surgical items contribute two-thirds of carbon footprint of products used in common operations DescriptionA new analysis of the carbon footprint of products used in common surgical operations shows that 68% of carbon contributions comeUrl/about/news/2023/04-14-single-use-surgical-items-contribute-two-thirds-of-carbon-footprint-of-products-used-in-common-operations.aspx A social itch: an evening of film and social science exploring a neglected infectious disease DescriptionOn 8 November, researchers from BSMS ran a general public film screening and Q&A at the Towner Art Gallery CinemaUrl/about/news/2022/11-17-a-social-itch-an-evening-of-film-and-social-science.aspx 51 to 60 of 167 Previous … 4 5 6 7 8 … Next