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You will also explore analgesic and anaesthetic pharmacology and learn how these drugs function from an ionic level to how they perform in patients and are used in modern healthcare. You'll also be ...

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International study of microbiome data finds loss of beneficial bacteria and increase in bacteria from mouth lower in the gut ...

We will continue to offer all Library services as usual. There are also study spaces available during the day in the following locations: What's happening? The Main Library will be without heating for ...

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The event came hours after Dundee’s Professor Iris Grunwald, Director of the Image Guided Therapy Research Facility (IGTRF), performed the first-ever remote thrombectomy on a human cadaver. Using a ...

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A simple digital photograph of the back of the eye can predict a major cardiovascular event – such as a heart attack or stroke – set to happen in the next decade with 70 per cent accuracy, according ...