Regular physical activity cuts the risk of dying from infectious diseases such as COVID-19 by 37 per cent and reduces the chance of catching the virus by 31 per cent,…
Read More Regular physical activity could cut COVID-19 death risk by one third
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Frequent use of social media may not amount to the same as addiction, according to researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and the University of Strathclyde. The study invited 100…
Read More Is social media use a potentially addictive behaviour?
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Glasgow Caledonian University’s Professor of Health and Society and Substance Use Research Group Lead, Professor Carol Emslie, will deliver her inaugural Professorial Lecture on Tuesday, May 11. Her applied health research…
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Registration is now open for The Ageing Well with Stroke in the era of COVID-19 E-conference 2021, led by GCU researchers. The virtual event is aimed at anyone involved in stroke…
Read More Sign up for The Ageing Well with Stroke in the era of COVID-19 E-conference
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Three leading scientists at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will be sharing their life-saving research with 800 new first-year nursing students today (Friday, March 26). Clinical Academic Professor of HIV and…
Read More World-leading scientists share research excellence with new nursing students
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
The Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU)-led international Collaboration of Aphasia Trialists (CATs) has been awarded new funding to support its research aimed at improving the lives of stroke survivors with speech…
Read More GCU-led international stroke research network awarded new funding
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
On World Water Day, The World Economic Forum recognised research carried out by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) in partnership with Scottish Canals, which linked the regeneration of the Forth and…
Read More World Economic Forum recognises GCU Forth and Clyde Canal study
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
A decline in cognitive functions – such as memory, attention and decision-making – is connected to the tightest restrictions in Scotland’s COVID-19 lockdown, a new peer-reviewed study has found. The…
Published 10/05/2025 by km1
Professor Lesley Price, who is co-ordinating the Scottish arm off the UK-wide SIREN study – the world’s largest, analysing COVID-19 immunity among healthcare workers – revealed recruitment is going well.…
Published 03/12/2021 by km1
A team of scientists from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will be taking part in a 48-hour COP26 Met Office Climate Data Challenge Hackathon next week (March 16-17). Professor of Health…
Read More GCU team star in COP26 Climate Data Challenge Hackathon