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Stepping up to offer lifesaving care – why is podiatry important?
Lecturer in Podiatry Emma Cowley explains why podiatry can be a hugely valuable career option
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“So much more than morning sickness” – conference to help combat Duchess’s pregnancy condition
Severe pregnancy sickness condition HG affects around 15,000 women each year – including, in both of her pregnancies, the Duchess of Cambridge. Now a PhD student is leading an international conference to help improve associated treatment.
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Nurses and midwives find opportunity in new revalidation process
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/nurses-and-midwives-find-opportunity-in-new-revalidation-process
Plymouth University news: Key figures in nursing and midwifery have gathered at Plymouth University to share ideas on the new revalidation process.
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Medical Statistics: our team
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/medical-statistics/our-team
Plymouth University: Meet all of the members of the Medical Statistics group
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Claudia Barros Lab – Neural Stem Cells and Brain Tumourigenesis Research
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/claudia-barros-lab-neural-stem-cell-research
University of Plymouth research: Claudia Barros Lab – Neural Stem Cell Research. Research focus: Neural stem cell development and regulation in health and disease.
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Medical Statistics: commercial contracts/services
Plymouth University: Medical Statistics: commercial contracts / services
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Medical Statistics: research
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/medical-statistics/medical-statistics-research
University of Plymouth: The Medical Statistics group collaborate with local, national and international research groups to undertake high-quality research.
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Publications
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/biomedical-research-group/publications-2
Plymouth University research: Blood diagnostics publications
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Helping ‘underperforming’ doctors get back up to scratch – review to explore medical remediation
Dr Nicola Brennan is leading a review to explore if remediation programmes work for practising doctors and – as training a doctor costs £500K to the UK taxpayer – how these processes might be improved to save money for the NHS and restore patient safety.
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No link between artificially-sweetened diet cola and blood sugar spike, research shows
The study led by BSc (Hons) Nutrition, Exercise and Health student Luke Solomi is the latest to show that artificially-sweetened cola could be a suitable substitute for people who want to reduce their sugar consumption.
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