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Poorer patients with lung cancer less likely to receive treatment than wealtheir patients
Poorer lung cancer patients in the developed world are significantly less likely to receive treatment than richer patients, researchers from Newcastle University have found.
published on: 7th February 2013
Air pollution leads mothers to have smaller babies
A worldwide study has shown that pregnant mothers exposed to air pollution emitted by vehicles and coal power plants, are significantly more likely to have smaller babies.
published on: 6th February 2013
Colour Vision: do you see what I see?
BBC Radio 4 dives into the world of colour, from biology to fashion with neuroscientists from Newcastle University.
published on: 31st January 2013
Eliminating rare diseases
Newcastle University is co-ordinating an international effort to connect research data in order to develop new diagnostic tools and treatments for people with rare diseases.
published on: 24th January 2013
Vital children's cancer drug being underdosed
A study has found that many patients receiving a potentially life-saving drug for the childhood cancer neuroblastoma are potentially being under-dosed.
published on: 17th January 2013
