Forest Therapy: Does Tree-Hugging Help Your Health?
Shinrinyoku (‘Forest bathing’) has many implications for long-term health and disease prevention.
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Jordan Truong
Deputy Sci/Tech Editor | Sub-editor 2019/20 | 3rd year Neuroscience student, i.e. drugs, brains and 100% pain
My Relationship With… CLP
Jordan Truong writes about his experience of growing up with CLP.
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Smart Drugs: Should ‘Mental Wealth’ Be Promoted?
Detractors worry that ‘traditional values’ of hard work and fair play through academic integrity could be jeopardised
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Westquay Hollywood Bowl To Re-open From July
Bowling enthusiasts are set for a perfect ‘strike’ as Hollywood Bowl prepares to reopen its 50 centres across England next month.
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‘Miracle Drug’ Dexamethasone To Treat COVID-19
A GOV.UK press release stated that “the UK is a world leader in global life-sciences and medicine. This British trial will now affect the global response to this pandemic”
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Plans to Cap English Students Attending Welsh Universities ‘Deeply Concerning’
This news comes after Universities UK warned that the COVID-19 pandemic was putting its institutions in great financial danger.
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Southampton Researchers Co-lead National ‘CoroNerve’ Study
Southampton’s participation builds on their existing strengths in understanding brain inflammation
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UHS Staff Offered Free Accommodation Adjacent to Hospital
This follows campaigns by the Daily Echo and Southampton Hospitals Charity to support NHS workers during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Science or ‘Science’?
A selection of famously debunked scientific myths, in a sea of absurdities still waiting to be dislodged from the public’s mind
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Zepler Institute Leads Extreme Ultraviolet Imaging Study
The key findings from this project have potential to enhance the fields of bio-imaging and medicine
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