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Glasgow City Region – COVID-19 Response & Recovery (August 2020)
In response the COVID-19 pandemic, Glasgow City region has capitalised on opportunities arising from its strengths in research, innovation and entrepreneurship to help tackle new societal challenges, and provide a platform to recover and re-build.
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Glasgow City Region: COVID-19 Response (July 2020)
In response the COVID-19 pandemic, Glasgow City region has capitalised on opportunities arising from its strengths in research, innovation and entrepreneurship to help tackle new societal challenges, and provide a platform to recover and re-build.
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Glasgow researchers identify evolutionary origins of SARS-CoV-2
By reconstructing the evolutionary history of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that is responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, an international research team of Chinese, European and U.S. scientists has discovered that the lineage that gave rise to the virus has been circulating in bats for decades.
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CENSIS supports project for new prostate cancer test
A university spin-out is aiming to revolutionise the way men are screened for prostate cancer by providing more accurate testing at an early stage, leading to reduced patient anxiety and more efficient diagnosis.
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DNA breakthrough in alcohol-related liver disease
International research led by scientists at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has found a new link between DNA and the risk of alcohol-related liver cirrhosis.
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Arthritis drugs found to be effective in treatment of disease
A condition which causes deformity of the hand – leading in the most severe cases to impairment and disability – can now be successfully treated by using drugs developed in recent years for the treatment of different forms of arthritis, researchers at the University of Glasgow have found.
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Conference focus on research to fight lung disease
Progress towards improving knowledge and understanding of Scotland’s third-biggest killer disease – which is 62 percent more prevalent in East Ayrshire - has been highlighted at a conference hosted by University of the West of Scotland.
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