Research highlights how support services have helped sexual abuse survivors during the pandemic
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on sexual abuse survivors going through the criminal justice system has been 'huge' with […]
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Breakthrough research reveals why some Covid patients may die from the disease
A call for research on food insecurity among migrants on the move
Pet dogs can detect specific smell associated with epileptic seizures
Study reveals measures to tackle musical COVID-19 transmission
Research reveals how subtle changes in a microRNA may lead to ALS
People with cognitively stimulating jobs have lower risk of dementia in old age, study finds
New research could keep cancer-fighting T cells from burning out before the job is done
Study explores the intersection of culture and health among Mexican women and children
New research identifies injury-induced molecular changes in chondrocytes, at single-cell level
