19 September 2018
The highly successful Science in Health Public Lecture Series is now in its sixteenth year and attracts a diverse audience of interested individuals including the public, secondary school pupils and professionals.
7 September 2018
University scheme begins to address GP shortages in North and Mid Wales
4 September 2018
Study finds no large benefits for 2-8 year old children prescribed steroids for glue ear
17 August 2018
Cardiff University scheme is giving more Welsh students the chance to study medicine
27 July 2018
A highly original three-dimensional artwork by Dr Simone Cuff illustrates the international nature of research.
16 July 2018
Cardiff’s innovative MBBCh curriculum is designed to produce graduates who understand the people of Wales and the wider world.
10 July 2018
Bangor University link-up will allow students to study in North Wales
4 July 2018
Hands-on activities at University to engage young learners
29 June 2018
Diagnostic cancer technology is ‘People’s Choice’
25 June 2018
Dr Emma Yhnell chosen for Charles Darwin Award Lecture
7 June 2018
Cardiff University School of Medicine named Business of the Year at Arts & Business Cymru Awards
5 June 2018
Womenspire showcases accomplishments of women in Wales
1 June 2018
Cancer patients’ prognosis found in genes
24 May 2018
Fully reprogrammed virus offers new hope as cancer treatment
22 May 2018
Higher rate of hospital admissions for children living with adults with mental health conditions or alcohol dependency
21 May 2018
Cardiff Series: Trump, terror, language learning, lightning and a genetic disorder
18 May 2018
Pig immune system study gives researchers new method of developing flu vaccines
15 May 2018
Dental checklist of bad practice has patient care at its heart
Improving awareness amongst clinicians of full impact of anal sphincter injuries in childbirth
10 May 2018
School of Medicine receives Athena SWAN award
The School is a major international centre for teaching and research, and committed to the pursuit of improved human health.