Search Search Results You could also try: change (612), modify (59), adjust (37), vary (121), amend (41), revise (63) First trial of personalised care for children with asthma suggests benefits of prescribing according to genetic differences DescriptionSelecting treatments according to genetic differences could help children and teenagers with asthma, according to research presented by BSMSUrl/about/news/2020/09-08-trial-of-personalised-care-for-children-with-asthma-suggests-benefits-of-prescribing-according-to-genetic-differences.aspx In conversation: Coma by Zara Slattery DescriptionJoin author Zara Slattery for a conversation about her newly published graphic memoir Coma.Url/about/events/2021/05-20-in-conversation-coma-by-zara-slattery.aspx What makes people tic? DescriptionTourette syndrome affects a far larger area of the brain than previously thought, a new study at BSMS showsUrl/about/news/2018/03-23-what-makes-people-tic.aspx Do we react differently to natural versus artificial sounds and light? DescriptionWhat impact do art and the natural environment have on wellbeing and health? Hugo Critchley and Mark Ware are attempting toUrl/about/news/2015/05-12-do-we-react-differently-to-natural-versus-artificial-sounds-and-light.aspx Breathwork poised for an extraordinary surge in public and scientific inquiry, research at BSMS shows DescriptionResearch suggests that High Ventilation Breathwork can induce profound effects on the central and autonomous nervous systems and treat psychiatric disordersUrl/about/news/2023/11-23-breathwork-poised-for-extraordinary-surge-in-public-and-scientific-inquiry-research-at-bsms-shows.aspx A decade of consciousness science at Sussex DescriptionTen years on from its founding, the Sackler Centre looks back on a successful first decade and forward to even greaterUrl/about/news/2020/04-24-a-decade-of-consciousness-science-at-sussex.aspx Presentations: Challenging stereotypes: Novel perspectives on autism DescriptionThe presentations in this symposium seek to challenge stereotyped views of autism, harnessing the lived experience of people with autism.Url/research/clinical-neuroscience/presentations-challenging-stereotypes-novel-perspectives-on-autism.aspx Chris van Tulleken: Ultra-Processed People – how ultra-processed food took over the world DescriptionChris van Tulleken: Ultra-Processed People – how ultra-processed food took over the world... and what to do about itUrl/about/events/2024/01-25-chris-van-tulleken-ultra-processed-people.aspx Meet our researchers DescriptionThe researchers in tuberculosis at the Wellcome Trust Brighton and Sussex Centre for Global Health ResearchUrl/research/global-health-and-infection/research-areas/tuberculosis/tb-researchers-and-alumni.aspx Individualising chaos: Prescribing drugs in high stakes environments DescriptionProfessor Barbara Philips will discuss her research of physiological changes in critically ill patients and how prescribing is affected.Url/about/events/2023/03-29-individualising-chaos-prescribing-drugs-in-high-stakes-environments.aspx 1 to 10 of 49 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next