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It is the first time that experts have pinpointed the exact regions of the brain affected.

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, 20, was revising for her medical school entrance exams when she went to A&E with pain in her abdomen

Three years on, it’s clear the public wants to move on from the trauma. But this is too important to forget, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, 20, was revising for her medical school entrance exams when she went to A&E with pain in her abdomen

Experts say the vaccine does not change periods, but catching Covid can

A study was led by the University of Edinburgh.

Elena Espinosa Cabrera, a student at the University of Edinburgh, went to A&E with pain in her abdomen which she assumed was a muscle strain -before she was told she had ovarian cancer.

Doctors discovered student Elena Espinosa Cabrera had a 14cm cyst

Libby Kitson, mother of the late Romy Ulvestad, is campagining to the UK Government to create a legal duty of care for university students, after her daughter's requests for support were ignored.

The capabilities of quantum computing have been rapidly developing over the last decade, and are expected to mature over the next. By 2030, in fact, the industry widely expects commercial quantum computing offerings to be available in the mainstream. While the business use cases of quantum computing are being contemplated,…

The 33-year-old, originally from the Bridge of Weir, moved to Edinburgh to study business at the University of Edinburgh and was soon on the scene of organising nights out for students and young people.