International Student Enrolment At UK Universities Set to Decline
It is thought many potential international students (especially those from East Asia) will choose domestic universities instead
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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
The Case For Staying Active During Lockdown
Physical exercise provides an immediate mood-boost, while contributing to a healthy BMI and protection from health conditions like diabetes and dementia
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Southampton Researchers to Pilot COVID-19 Vaccine
New COVID-19 vaccine trials, the first to take place outside the USA or China, will be set up inside Jubilee Sports Centre
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The Case for Meditation and Mindfulness in Self-Isolation
Activities like Yoga can help your brain stay sharp as you age while improving memory and focus
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Loneliness in Isolation: The Invisible Pandemic
The NHS Volunteer Responders initiative has set up a Check-In and Chat Scheme for the 1.5 million vulnerable people currently in isolation
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Explain Your Diss: Can Neglected Oral Hygiene Lead to Dementia?
Older people who lose teeth from gum disease earlier in life are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s
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UCL Introduces Virtual Rehabilitation for Discharged Stroke Patients
The project is supported by SameYou, a charity set up by Game of Thrones actress Emilia Clarke
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London University Switches Entire Research Focus to Tackle COVID-19
The research aims to better understand the underlying biology, spread, diagnosis and possible treatments for the coronavirus
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Biden’s ‘Veepstakes’ for the 2020 Democratic Ticket
Whoever Biden taps for VP is immediately the frontrunner to become America’s first female President
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COVID-19 Officially Banned Because Name Isn’t Catchy Enough
Citizens are urged to remember that SARS 2.0 really isn’t that bad, but to donate any extra handgel they may have to their local hospital all the same
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