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Possible new treatment for early Alzheimer’s

by • 11th November 2019

Gemisha Cheemungtoo reports on a potential new drug for patients suffering from the early stages of the disease process...

Denying death: How our brains process our inescapable end

by • 4th November 2019

Editor of The Courier, Grace Dean, on how our brains seem reluctant to accept one's own end as opposed to accepting the demise of others...

Medicine is in the mind

by • 28th October 2019

Scientists have recently discovered a way to effectively push drugs into your brain. Read on to find out more......

Time to remove the dog-ma on depression in our canine friends

by • 21st October 2019

Experts have found that over 945,000 British dogs currently suffer from mental health problems. Studies find that 1 in 14 dogs in Newcastle are facing depression, anxiety, and...

University crowned ‘Centre of Excellence’ for dementia research

by • 13th October 2019

Jake Dannatt reports on Newcastle University's award of a 'Centre for Excellence' grant for Alzheimer's research. ...

The cause of Alzheimer’s disease may have finally been identified

by • 5th February 2019

Researchers believe that they have finally identified the elusive cause of Alzheimer's - and it's a bacterium. ...

‘Nature’ publishes research into effects of pregnancy on the body

by • 3rd December 2018

New findings published in the international science journal, Nature by a collective group of researchers from Newcastle University, Wellcome Sanger Institute, and University of...

No More Insulin Shots?

by • 19th November 2018

Could the future hold an attractive alternative to insulin shots for type 2 diabetics?...

£1m research into life in the GDR

by • 5th November 2018

Newcastle University is leading a new £988k research project which offers an unusual insight into life in East Germany. The project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research...

Marijuana Mice may be the key to Alzheimer’s cure

by • 30th October 2018

Is cannabis a future remedy for dementia? Or is it more complicated than that?...