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The lecture by Professor Chandrabalan will be in in HI One

You are invited to an inaugural lecture by Professor Vishnu Chandrabalan

The Faculty of Health and Medicine is hosting an inaugural lecture by Honorary Clinical Chair Professor Vishnu Chandrabalan on July 10.
Manchester

Westminster launch for report into poor health of older people in the North of England

A report co-authored by Lancaster University reveals that older people in the North of England are more likely to be poorer, less healthy, physically inactive, lonely and in poor housing.
Left to Right, Stuart Powers. James Scott - Director of Behaviour Change and Development at CyclingUK, Jordan Banks - Postgraduate Researcher in the Division of Health Research and Dr Abby Morris - Lecturer in Workplace Health and Wellbeing in the Division of Health Research

Lancaster University team invited to Parliament for cycling health event

A team of researchers and engagement professionals from Lancaster University contributed to a prestigious Parliamentary event focussing on active travel.
The social media challenge creates a high risk of acute brain trauma, catastrophic neck and spine injury, and the longer-term development of neurodegenerative diseases

Lancaster expert warns against dangerous social media challenge risking brain injury

Dr Karen Hind from Lancaster Medical School has co-authored a report condemning the alarming rise of “Run It Straight” - a social media challenge where two individuals sprint toward each other and collide at full force - and the for-profit competitions it has spawned, including the RUNIT Championship League. 
Dr Taylor being presented with the award by Professor André Ng (BCS President) and Professor Bryan Williams (BHF Chief Scientific and Medical Officer)

Award for highflying Lancaster Medical School graduate

Lancaster Medical School graduate Dr Daniel Taylor has won a prestigious award to recognise excellence among young researchers intending to pursue a career in cardiovascular clinical medicine or research.

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