Glasgow Caledonian University Professor of Health and Society Jamie Frankis will deliver his Professorial Lecture entitled ‘Sex & Drugs & all that Jazz (or How to crochet your way to health)’…
Read More Let’s talk about ‘Sex & Drugs & all that Jazz’ at Professorial Lecture
An STV News team visited Glasgow Caledonian University’s Vision Centre to find out more about the amazing work that goes on in Scotland’s only University Myopia Clinic. One in five…
Read More STV focus on Scotland’s only University Myopia Clinic
Glasgow Caledonian University substance use experts were involved in a study which showed that safer drug consumption facilities (SDCF) and drug checking could be key to addressing drug harms in…
Glasgow Caledonian University lecturer Dr Liza Morton, who was one of the world’s youngest pacemaker babies, is marking mark International Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day today (February 14) with two…
Glasgow Caledonian University has teamed up with a local private laboratory to provide students with a unique opportunity to see how a working biomedical laboratory operates. The University is one…
Read More Students to get hands-on experience at new Glasgow biomedical lab on campus
A Glasgow Caledonian University psychology researcher is exploring the importance of creative spaces for reducing loneliness and improving social cohesion in Scottish communities. PhD student Annamae Burrows, who is a…
Read More Researcher explores importance of creative spaces for reducing loneliness in communities
Glasgow Caledonian University School of Health and Life Sciences’ Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) has joined forces with the Council for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) Scotland to give allied health professionals…
Read More New research opportunities for practising AHPs in Scotland
An internationally-recognised team of experts from Glasgow Caledonian University have contributed to the development of the recently launched World Health Organization (WHO) Rehabilitation Packages for Stroke and Parkinson’s Disease. High-quality rehabilitation shortens…
Award-winning researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have begun work on a £400,000 Scottish Government funded project to develop the world’s first national PrEP (HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis) online service. The three-year…
Read More Work begins on developing the world’s first e-PrEP clinic for people with HIV in Scotland
As temperatures plunged to below -13C in some parts of Scotland, health experts from Glasgow Caledonian University spoke to STV News to explain the science behind “walking like a penguin”…