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Mylo Roberts taking part in the Tourettes clinical trial

Wrist device significantly reduces tics in Tourette syndrome

University of Nottingham
Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology
psyllium gel-like particles at 72h fermentation with the colonic Bifidobacteria (yellow) localised at the edge of the psyllium particles and Lactobacilli (orange) spread throughout the gel

Fiber discovery could shape better gut health

University of Nottingham
Categories Health
The impacts of ozone depletion and elevated UV-B levels on the terrestrial ecosystem

Fossil pollen ‘sunscreen’ proves role of ozone depletion in largest mass extinction

University of Nottingham
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

Hormone discovery could predict long term health of men

University of Nottingham
Categories Health

New research gives hope for sight recovery in stroke survivors

University of Nottingham
Categories Brain & Behavior

Stem cell study paves way for manufacturing cultured meat

University of Nottingham
Categories Technology

Plant-derived antiviral drug is effective in blocking highly infectious SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant

University of Nottingham
Categories Health

Exercise increases the body’s own ‘cannabis’ which reduces chronic inflammation

University of Nottingham
Categories Health

Covid-19 booster jab in the autumn should offer better protection against variants of concern

University of Nottingham
Categories Health

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