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Preventive antibiotics for recurrent UTIs increase the risk of antibiotic resistance

11 February 2026

A new study of over 48,000 women raises concerns about long‑term preventive antibiotic prescribing.

NHS faces high costs from patients seeking elective surgery abroad

4 February 2026

New research reveals the impact of ‘medical tourism’ on the NHS.

Young adults with psychotic-like experiences have ‘older-looking brains’

4 February 2026

Increased brain-age gap correlating with the severity of a psychotic experience found in young adults

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Cardiff University News: Evidence-Based Practice Strengthened Through Popular CPD Courses

2 February 2026

Cardiff University’s Wales Centre for Evidence Based Care (WCEBC) is continuing to support researchers and healthcare professionals worldwide through two highly regarded Continuing Professional Development (CPD) short courses

Cardiff University and Arthritis UK Celebrate Research Impact

28 January 2026

Cardiff University and Arthritis UK have celebrated over a decade of groundbreaking arthritis research with the launch of the Arthritis UK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Research Centre Impact Report and two flagship events.

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Brain imaging shows when infants understand verbs

28 January 2026

Brain imaging study show that 10-month-olds can detect mismatched action and verbs.

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Baby headcams reveal how babies encounter faces during development

27 January 2026

Baby-worn headcams and AI shows non-linear changes in how babies see faces as they grow.

Students tour the new Velindre Cancer Centre

26 January 2026

Velindre NHS Trust open their doors for student visit

Group photo of women at Women’s Health Research Wales launch

New centre will turn research into impact for women's health in Wales

26 January 2026

A pan-Wales network, designed to be a catalyst for change in women’s health research and innovation, has been launched.

Coauthors Sergey Fedorov and Mikkel Sinding completing the autopsy of the Tumat-1 wolf puppy.

Woolly rhino genes recovered from Ice Age wolf stomach

14 January 2026

Woolly rhino genetics recovered from an Ice Age wolf discovered in north-eastern Siberia reveals vital information about the animals population collapse.