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  • Study into asthma provides a paradigm shift in understanding of lifethreatening condition

    A new study led by our University to understand how to improve the health of severe asthma patients has made a breakthrough finding, with the discovery being described as a ‘paradigm shift’ in understanding the life-threatening condition.

  • Study should inform future health provision for premature youngsters

    A new study by University of Leicester researchers has found that children born preterm spend an average of two days admitted to hospital between going home from neonatal care and their second birthday

  • Regular exercisers should be reassured by results of heart study, experts claim

    A study by University of Leicester researchers, investigating the belief that too much exercise can be bad for the heart has found that the heart’s structure and function does adapt to high levels of habitual physical activity but these changes stay within normal ranges

  • Historian helps to develop 54 million National Civil War Centre

    Dr Andrew Hopper (pictured) from the Centre for English Local History has helped to develop a £5.4 million National Civil War Centre in the East Midlands.

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    Find out more about the events being held by us at the University of Leicester or events being held at other Universities or institutions.

  • Sheep urine study examines impact of greenhouse gas

    Dr Mick Whelan and Professor Heiko Balzter from our Department of Geography have just started a three-year NERC-funded project to explore the interaction between livestock (sheep) grazing behaviour, urine composition and subsequent nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from urine...

  • Study highlights barriers to healthcare for patients with learning disabilities

    Patients with learning disabilities experience significant barriers to accessing healthcare in England, new study by University of Leicester researchers shows

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  • Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog: Academic and staff blogs from the University of Lei

    Academic and staff blogs from the University of Leicester

  • First global patient for kidney study recruited in Leicester

    A patient from Birmingham is the first person to be recruited into a new worldwide study to test new treatments for a potentially life-threatening kidney condition called IgA nephropathy.

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