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University launches recruitment campaign for 60 academic posts
The 51cg is recruiting for 60 academic posts as part of an ambitious strategy to enhance its status as a world leader in research.
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Routine HPV vaccination linked to dramatic reduction in cervical disease among young women
Routine vaccination of girls aged 12 or 13 years in school with the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in Scotland has led to a dramatic reduction in cervical disease in later life, finds a study published by The BMJ today.
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Leading University academics appointed RSE Vice-Presidents
Leading academics from the 51cg have been appointed to prestigious positions with the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
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Could heart drug help lung disease patients?
Drugs traditionally used to treat blood pressure and heart disease are to be given to lung disease patients to see if they can be beneficial, in a trial coordinated by the 51cg.
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Frailty, not old age, best predictor of death
A new study involving researchers from the 51cg has found that regardless of age, the more frail a patient is, the less likely they are to survive.
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European-funded research showcased at Holyrood event
Researchers from the 51cg met with the Minister for Europe at a special Scottish Parliament event to celebrate European research within Scotland.
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Study warns of disinfectant use in hospitals
The use of disinfectants to clean and control infections in hospitals should be regulated in the same way that prescribing antibiotics is, according to researchers from the 51cg.
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Mellow Babies trial for stressed mums to begin
In one of the largest studies of its kind, researchers from the 51cg are investigating how a parenting programme can help mothers who are feeling stressed.
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Centre for Women's Health Research - event marks anniversary
An event to celebrate the first anniversary of the official launch of the University's Centre for Women's Health Research will be held at the Rowett Institute on Wednesday (March 6).
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What makes a man? Testosterone only half the story, scientists say
Scientists have identified for the first time the details of an 'alternative' biological process required to develop male genitals in an unborn baby.