Diabetes drug ‘can cut risk of heart failure death by more than 25%’
A common diabetes medication can be used to treat patients with heart failure, according to new research.
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‘Breakthrough’ drug could help eradicate malaria
A new drug that could prevent the spread of malaria has been developed after “breakthrough” research.
‘Irish cross-border policing under threat from no-deal Brexit’
Cross-border police co-operation in Ireland is at serious risk in the event of a no-deal Brexit, new research has found.
Brain activity of depression patients ‘can determine CBT success’
The brain activity of patients with depression could help doctors predict who will respond to cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
Scotland’s universities warn Brexit threatens world-leading dementia work that could transform lives around the globe
Landmark medical research into dementia is among £100 million of life-changing work at Scots universities being risked by Brexit, we can reveal today.
Group claiming to be ‘the IRA’ says device discovered at Glasgow University was ‘intended for British army recruitment officer’
A group calling itself the IRA has claimed responsibility for parcel bombs sent to major transport hubs in London as well as the University of Glasgow last week.
Police say IRA have ‘claimed responsibility’ for suspect packages found in London and at University of Glasgow
Police Scotland and the Metropolitan Police say suspect packages found in London and on the University of Glasgow campus last week are claimed to have been sent by the IRA.
University of Glasgow to celebrate life of engineer James Watt 200 years on from his death
THE pioneering work of James Watt will be celebrated by the University of Glasgow with a year of events marking 200 years since the engineer's death.
Leukaemia treatment research receives £3.1m funding
Researchers have been awarded £3.1 million for a pioneering study to help find new treatments for a rare form of blood cancer.
Strictly star and comedian Susan Calman collects honorary degree at Glasgow University
STRICTLY Come Dancing star Susan Calman was among those receiving honorary degrees at the University of Glasgow today.
Excessive screen time ‘increases heart disease risk for unfit people’