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Understanding Sikh activism in Britain

Published
Wednesday 15th November, 2017
Categories
Arts & Culture
Society & Politics

Research sparked by media reports citing Sikh “radicalisation” in Britain has found little evidence of the country's Sikhs being radicalised to join international terrorist groups.

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Genes holding the clues to bladder cancer and its treatment

Published
Monday 13th November, 2017
Categories
Science
Health

Scientists have discovered the ‘genetic signatures’ of the most common form of bladder cancer – and it opens up the possibility of better-targeted treatment, according to newly published research.

Image shows a dictionary definition of 'bladder cancer'.

Research reveals impact of diabetic foot ulcers

Published
Wednesday 8th November, 2017
Categories
Science
Health

The prognosis for people with an infected diabetic foot ulcer is worse than was previously thought, according to new research.

Image shows a foot of someone suffering diabetes and showing ulceration.

What can war teach today’s nurses about wound care?

Published
Tuesday 7th November, 2017
Categories
Health
Arts & Culture

A recreated First World War field hospital and groundbreaking research into wound care will be combined as part of an innovative event partnering history with healthcare next week.

A wounded man from Zeebrugge having his wounds dressed by naval and Red Cross nurses at Chatham. Credit: Wellcome Collection

Children’s intensive care under increased pressure

Published
Thursday 2nd November, 2017
Categories
Health

Children's intensive care units were operating under increased pressure as they coped with rising numbers of patients and a lack of specialist nurses, according to the latest audit.

Image shows a medical chart and stethescope. Picture is a symbol for medical care.

Diversity in the legal profession

Published
Tuesday 31st October, 2017
Categories
Working with business
Business & Economy

Progress is being made in creating a more diverse legal profession, according to new research, but women and black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) solicitors still face career progression barriers.

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Building a tribute to Sir William Henry Bragg

Published
Monday 30th October, 2017
Categories
Working with business
University
Science

The University is to name a key building in its £96m investment in engineering and physical sciences in honour of one of Leeds’ most influential scientists.

Engineering and Physical Sciences

Identifying a test to target cancer drug

Published
Friday 27th October, 2017
Categories
Science
Health

Doctors are developing a more personalised approach to the treatment of bowel cancer, thanks to research which has found a way of screening tumours for their susceptibility to drug therapy.

The image shows four human colon cancer cells magnified and dyed to reveal cell structures.

Capital of Culture 2023 – the bid is in

Published
Friday 27th October, 2017
Categories
University
Arts & Culture

The city of Leeds is celebrating a key phase in its bid to be European Capital of Culture in 2023.

University of Leeds alumnus Simon Rix, bassist with Kaiser Chiefs