Researchers at the University of Strathclyde have launched a clinical investigation which could eventually help millions of osteoporosis sufferers by harnessing pioneering ‘nanokicking’ technology – tiny vibrations to turn stem cells into healthy bone. The study, which is led by Professor Stuart Reid and which shows ‘enormous promise’ according to UK Science Minister Chris Skidmore, will apply nanoscale vibrations to patients with spinal injuries in an attempt...
Scientists have pinpointed cells in the immune system that could be key to tackling high blood pressure. The findings also shed light on current treatments that could increase risk of the disorder, which affects more than 12 million people in the UK. Heart attacks High blood pressure – or hypertension – is a leading cause of life-threatening conditions including heart attack, kidney disease and stroke....
A recent report has revealed that half of the top dozen UK pancreatic cancer researchers are based in Glasgow, with all six being affiliated with the University of Glasgow. The analysis, from the expertscape.com, confirms Glasgow’s position as a leading centre of excellence for pancreatic cancer. Central to this placement is the Glasgow Precision Oncology Laboratory, led by the University of Glasgow’s Professor Andrew Biankin,...