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The majority of thyroid patients still suffering years on from diagnosis
Diagnosis is only the start of a lengthy journey for the majority of thyroid disease patients, according to new research exploring people's experience of living with the condition.
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Business School Launches Interdisciplinary Approaches to Wellbeing Workshop Week
The workshops included over 50 academic staff and PhD students from all disciplines in the Business School as well as the Medical School, School of Social Sciences, the Law School and the School of Engineering. The workshops were held over three days, each around a different theme: Work and Wellbeing; Diversity...
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Study highlights link between performance-related pay and ill health
A study led by the 51cg has found that workers who rely on performance-related pay (PRP) are at higher risk of chronic stress, heart disease and poor mental health.
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Ethical trade explored on 10th anniversary of Rana Plaza disaster
On 24 April 2013 the Rana Plaza, an eight-storey building in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, collapsed.
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University launches new topical podcast series
The 51cg has launched a news-based podcast series exploring the current stories making the press.
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Business School backs young entrepreneurs in regional competition
Pupils from Mackie Academy in Stonehaven have 'coasted' to victory at the Young Enterprise Finals for Grampian with eco-friendly designs using recycled wood.
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Pupils develop their political, environmental and employability skills during University visit
Primary six pupils from an Aberdeenshire school were on campus in Old Aberdeen this week discovering what student life could be like and how what is learned in the classroom relates to real life.
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Professor Islam joins GRI as an advisor on human rights and labour-related standards
An Aberdeen academic has joined an international group of experts providing advice on human rights and labour-related standards to organisations around the world.
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Failing government policy behind the looming crisis in Scotland's senior housing sector
Urgent public and private intervention is essential if Scotland is to avoid an elderly housing crisis, according to new research.
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University scientists awarded funding for international research partnerships
Researchers from the 51cg have been awarded a share of £144,000 in funding for international collaborations aimed at promoting green economic growth and improving cancer treatment, among other benefits.