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University of Glasgow report highlights rise in substance use in adolescent
Alcohol is the most commonly used substance, while vaping is now more common than cigarette smoking among young people, according to a new WHO/Europe report coordinated by researchers at the University of Glasgow
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Potential health risks of PFAS in E-cigarettes explored by GCU
New research seeks to shine a light on potential health risks associated with electronic cigarettes and a group of chemicals notorious for their presence in food, beverages, and various environmental samples worldwide.
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No Need To Fall: Innovative project enters phase 2 to combat risks of falling
An innovative digital project to help people who fall or are at high risk of falling has secured funding for its second phase.
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West of Scotland Innovation Hub to showcase health innovations during Glasgow Tech Week
The West of Scotland Innovation Hub will showcase its work on the use of artificial intelligence, augmented reality, drones and digital platforms in healthcare settings at a special event next month.
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Glasgow HealthTech startup raises £9m to expand
Glasgow-founded digital pharmacy startup Phlo has secured a £9m investment as it looks to continue its expansion across the health market.
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Glasgow Hospital first in UK to use AI in CT Scans to ease A&E pressure
A trial taking place at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, and the first in the UK, aims to utilise artificial intelligence (AI) to improve turnaround times for CT scans and reduce A&E pressures.
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Next gen of cancer experts from Glasgow to benefit from £7.3m boost from Cancer Research UK
A major cancer charity has announced £7.3m to fund the next generation of doctors and scientists in Scotland to bring new and better cancer treatments to patients faster.
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Glasgow-based EnteroBiotix secures £27M funding for groundbreaking microbiome therapeutics
The funding round was made up of £15.7m in equity funding, as well as the conversion of £11.6m in loan notes into equity. 
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