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Edinburgh University students protest over ‘inadequate’ support for sex assault victims

Students at the University of Edinburgh gathered in Bristo Square on Thursday, pushing for improvements to the facilities support resources for sexual assault victims.

Edinburgh Live

'Artificial intelligence could spot urinary infections linked to deaths – and fast'

Miriam Stoppard reveals a quick, non-invasive new method that could revolutionise the diagnosis of UTIs

Daily Mirror

Kenneth Fowler obituary

Other lives: Scholar of the hundred years war and faculty dean for history at Edinburgh University

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Ancient human remains reveal violent side of prehistoric farming

THE rise of agriculture in northwest Europe may have spelled the beginning of warfare and violence in the neolithic era – a period previously…

The National (Scotland)

'Genes linked to dyslexia singled out by scientists will help our understanding'

Dr Miriam Stoppard on the large number of genes linked to dyslexia which could help us get to grips with the biology behind why some children struggle to read or spell

Daily Mirror

Remembering the West Lothian scientist who led the HMS Challenger on its 150th anniversary

It's been 150 years since the HMS Challenger set sail to map out the world's oceans and at the heart of it all was a leading scientist from West Lothian and a former student of Edinburgh University.

Daily Record

'Salt adds to high blood pressure - now it's been found to lead to stress problems too'

Dr Miriam Stoppard on the dangers of eating a diet high in salt... not only can it raise your blood pressure, it can lead to higher levels of stress, which is not what we want, especially at this time of year

Daily Mirror

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Remembering the West Lothian scientist who led the HMS Challenger on its 150th anniversary

It's been 150 years since the HMS Challenger set sail to map out the world's oceans and at the heart of it all was a leading scientist from West Lothian and a former student of Edinburgh University.

Edinburgh Live

Students block 'Adult Human Female' film screening at Edinburgh University

STUDENTS at the University of Edinburgh have forced the cancellation of a film screening, which an academic union had previously labelled…

The National (Scotland)

Union calls for cancellation of ‘transphobic’ film screening at Edinburgh University

A UNION is calling on the University of Edinburgh to cancel a film screening due to take place on the campus next week over concerns it will be…

The National (Scotland)

The loved Edinburgh places lost forever after the Cowgate fire in 2002

A total of 13 buildings were destroyed in the huge Cowgate blaze which broke out 20 years ago on December 7, 2002. We take a look back at some of the businesses that were lost in the process.

Edinburgh Live

Scots man diagnosed with cancer after pal noticed his eyes were turning yellow

The Edinburgh University graduate became terribly sick while on a visit to Glasgow in April, and his eye discolouration was another sign that he had to seek medical help.

Daily Record

Edinburgh man's discoloured eyes leads to liver transplant and cancer diagnosis

The Edinburgh University graduate was flat visiting for a friend when he became violently sick and started to suffer from strong abdominal pains for around a week.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh city centre pub goes on the market in the heart of the Old Town

For anyone dreaming of their very own pub, an ideal property has hit the market. In a prime location, it would rally in students, shoppers, theatre goers, and tourists.

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Edinburgh student was left crippled by anxiety after living perfect life 'on paper'

Elliot has taken on the challenge to not only raise money for Movember but to also raise awareness about how mental health can impact young men and to encourage more to open up.

Wales Online

Women who find benign breast lump or cyst at double the risk of developing cancer in future

A study of 800,000 women revealed they were 96 per cent more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer in the next 12 to 20 years

The National (Scotland)

Scottish university staff left to pick up the tab for their own expenses

UNIVERSITY workers and students have missed mortgage payments, fallen into rent arrears and ran up huge credit card bills because they have not been…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow doctor retires after saving millions of lives with new cancer vaccine

Professor Ian Frazer was one of the masterminds behind the development of the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer which continues to save thousands of lives each year

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Daily Record

Scots medic dubbed 'God's gift to women' retires after saving lives of millions

Professor Ian Frazer invented the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer which is saving thousands of lives every year

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh University student left broke and unable to pay rent by payment glitch

An Edinburgh University student has spoken out after the university has failed to pay out his monthly stipend. He says he is at financial risk as it is his main income.

The Guardian - UK

Universities in US and Canada beat UK in sustainability league

Edinburgh is highest-ranked British institution, in fourth place, as fears grow over emissions targets

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh student in frantic flat search scammed out of £1,000 by 'fake' landlord

An international student at Edinburgh University has been scammed out of £1,000 after she was searching for a flat to rent while she studied in the city. Now she is warning others to stay alert.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh University students take over lecture theatre to deliver 'education for liberation'

The capital's Youth in Resistance activist group is reclaiming the university's lecture space to deliver a week of open talks and education sessions.

Daily Mirror

'Learning to play a musical instrument as a child boosts your brain function'

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares fascinating research from Edinburgh University that shows playing the piano and guitar when you're young could lead to a sharper brain in later life

The Independent UK

Who are the younger generation of British royals? From Viscount Severn to Samuel Chatto

The royal family tree is bigger than we think

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