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Inspirational GCU student receives award for humanitarian efforts
A Glasgow Caledonian University student who donated ambulances to help refugees in war zones has received the Association for Events Management Education (AEME) Most Inspirational Student Award.
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Glasgow study reveals smallpox vaccination legacy may enhance monkeypox immunity
Researchers studying the monkeypox virus have made an interesting observation which may relate back to an outbreak of smallpox in Glasgow in 1950.
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New tech aims to improve mental health care while protecting privacy
Glasgow Caledonian University and healthcare technology company Safehinge Primera have collaborated to create an innovative digital observation aid that enhances patient safety in mental health facilities while preserving privacy.
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Glasgow scientists make breakthrough in fridge-free storage for vital medicines
Scientists have developed a new method to store and distribute essential protein therapeutics without requiring refrigeration.
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Glasgow’s new digital strategy aims for inclusive tech transformation
The Digital Glasgow Strategy updates the 2018-23 version, addressing the impact of digitisation on Glasgow's economic and social life, as well as its effects on the delivery of council services.
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Glasgow to play leading role in new research centre to tackle aggressive brain cancer
University of Glasgow cancer scientists will play a leading role in a new research center dedicated to finding a cure for the most aggressive form of brain cancer.
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University of Glasgow develops bioengineered bone marrow for stem cell research
Scientists have created the first bioengineered bone marrow model which can support the type of human stem cells that are crucial for bone marrow transplants and in vitro study work.
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Major Glasgow Caledonian University study explores Parkinson’s speech therapy
A major clinical trial involving researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University has demonstrated that the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD®) is more effective than the general speech and language therapy provided by the NHS.
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