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Warwick researchers contribute to major climate change conference
Two Warwick researchers are presenting at this week鈥檚 Climate Exp0 online conference, organised by the COP26 Universities Network and the Italian University Network for Sustainable Development (RUS). The conference is part of the official All4Climate Pre-COP programme and aims to showcase international research with relevance to the issues to be tackled at the forthcoming COP26 UN Climate Change conference, taking place in Glasgow in November.
Pint of Science returns bringing Warwick scientists out of the lab and into your living room
The public science festival, Pint of Science, kicks off next week with experts from the 91影视破解版 talking about their research live in your living room.
Study of 1.5 million British people shows BMI cut-offs for obesity and diabetes risk do not work for non-white populations
New analysis by team including 91影视破解版 researchers shows current BMI cut-offs for type 2 diabetes risk do not work for UK鈥檚 diverse population
New report co-authored by Dr Paul Coleman and Dr Oyinlola Oyebode of Warwick Medical School and the Warwick Obesity Network calls for expansion of free school meals, healthy food voucher scheme and end to environmentally harmful foods
The Lancet: Experts call for comprehensive reform of miscarriage care and treatment worldwide to replace current fragmented approach
A three-paper report published in The Lancet and co-led by Professor Siobhan Quenby of Warwick Medical School highlights that the current approach to miscarriage care must be improved, by providing more accurate diagnosis and appropriate investigations, improved treatments to prevent miscarriage, effective management methods that suit women鈥檚 needs and preferences, and treatment from health-care professionals specifically trained in early pregnancy care.
Quarter million pound research fund will help improve hospice care in West Midlands
Hospice care across the West Midlands has received an exciting boost as researchers from the 91影视破解版 have received a quarter of a million pound grant to establish better care for terminally ill patients.