A team of researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) are investigating psychological interventions to help people with chronic pain in the UK get back to work and stay at work.…
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On World AIDS Day today (1 December), Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has launched a dedicated research programme to support the Scottish Government’s ambitious plans to become the first country in…
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Glasgow Caledonian University Sport and Exercise Psychology staff, students and graduates will have a huge presence at a major two-day conference in Swansea this week. Dr Bryan McCann and his…
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Leading researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) are playing key roles in this year’s UK Stroke Forum (UKSF 2022) in Liverpool from 29 November – 1 December. Scientists from the School of…
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Food science researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have carried out a study into the benefits of a new prebiotic water. Dr John Butcher and Dr Ryan Kean were awarded funding…
Three Professors from the School of Health and Life Sciences have spoken of their new leading roles and their plans to build on Glasgow Caledonian University’s outstanding impact of world-leading…
Read More Three SHLS Professors take the reins of world-leading health research
Research findings from a mental illness stigma study have been highlighted for a second time in the Scottish Parliament. MSP for Highlands and Islands Emma Roddick referred to the important…
Read More Scottish Mental Illness Stigma Study highlighted for second time in Scottish Parliament
Glasgow Caledonian University Physiotherapy Lecturer David Hegarty has made his debut broadcast appearance on BBC Radio Scotland Mornings show with Stephen Jardine talking about ageing and balance. He said he was delighted…
Lecturer in Applied Psychology Dr Liza Morton has co-written a compelling new book entitled Healing Hearts and Minds: A holistic approach to coping well with congenital heart disease about her own experiences…
Read More Psychology lecturer is ‘Healing Hearts and Minds’ with her new book
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) Professor of Applied Psychology Simon Hunter was “very pleased” that the findings of a Scottish Mental Illness Stigma Study were highlighted in the Scottish Parliament. Professor…
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