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Wastewater samples being collected at Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water treatment works

Testing wastewater for Covid-19 and communicable diseases

16 January 2023

Wastewater monitoring will now track levels of communicable diseases in hospitals.

A Medicentre staff member works on a machine

Cardiff Medicentre celebrates 30 years

19 December 2022

Milestone anniversary for biotech and medtech hub

Enhanced Optical Service Award

Triple Award for School Eye Care Centre

19 December 2022

The NHS Wales University Eye Care Centre (NWUECC) based at the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences has won two national awards.

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Inaugural visit for Distinguished Honorary Professor whose ideas shaped contemporary MRI

13 December 2022

The Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) hosted esteemed neuroscientists and physicist, Professor Robert Turner.

School children in a lab cheerfully take part in an activity

Children’s University rolled out more widely in Cardiff

8 December 2022

Pupils from all backgrounds will be able to earn a Passport to the City

Lecture Theatre

Children’s University comes to Redwood

5 December 2022

A hundred Cardiff school children visited Redwood for a day of learning and wonder

A fourteen year old Caucasian girl tests her blood sugar levels on her reader at her dining room table.

Children with type 1 diabetes miss more school, study suggests

1 December 2022

Cardiff University-led study assessed links between diabetes and educational attainment

Dr Fiona Brennan, Joshua Oguntade, Emmanuel Onyango, Adanna Anomneze-Collins, Barbara Coles, Dr Avi Mehra

Students showcase healthcare ideas

22 November 2022

Learn 2 Innovate seeds success

People are holding banner signs while they are going to a demonstration against climate change - stock photo

Concern about climate change grows

22 November 2022

CAST’s annual attitude survey reveals that public concern about climate change is growing, despite cost-of-living pressures

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Study identifies new gene for heart problems associated with increased neurological disorder risk

18 November 2022

A new study led by PhD student, Georgina Wren, has identified a genetic mechanism associated with heart rhythm abnormalities that can lead to heart failure, blood clots and brain-related complications including stroke and dementia.