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7 February 2014
MRC Consortium for Medical Microbial Bioinformatics (CMMB) initiative unveiled.
6 February 2014
Study reveals insulin use to treat type 2 diabetes trebles over 20 years.
4 February 2014
One year olds have 10 times as many burns and scalds as older children.
31 January 2014
Thomas Lemon already making waves in his chosen profession.
23 January 2014
New genetic mutations shed new light on disorder.
10 January 2014
20-year project proves link between inflammation and organ damage.
2 January 2014
Professor John Bligh takes the reins at the School of Medicine.
23 December 2013
New model helps better identify those at high risk of bowel cancer.
10 December 2013
35-year study confirms healthy habits reduce dementia risk
20 November 2013
Cardiff medical student recognised with Marsh Christian Trust Award
19 November 2013
Professor Ian Jones receives accolade for being "model clinical academic psychiatrist"
15 November 2013
Trial to improve treatment in oesophageal cancer patients.
11 November 2013
Rugby ace and Cardiff alumni Dr Jamie Roberts returns from Paris to discuss the juggling act of elite sport and study.
1 November 2013
Body's immune response indicates type of infection and which antibiotics to use.
24 October 2013
Clinicians too often incorrectly assume patients want antibiotics for acute cough leading to unnecessarily high rate of antibiotics.
18 October 2013
Dr Michail Nomikos' research aims to help childless couples.
16 October 2013
Light pulses stimulate designer peptides to initiate a death pathway in cancerous cells.
1 October 2013
€3M to gain new understanding of the role fats play in heart disease and dementia.
30 September 2013
Cardiff hosts the first international meeting on Neurofibromatoses and Rasopathies
Combining Chinese and Western medicine could lead to new cancer treatments.
The School is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health.
