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A drive to showcase how engineers help people’s health and wellbeing is underway as plans for Tomorrow’s Engineers Week 2019 have been revealed.
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An agreement has been reached among leading experts about the benefits and risks of testosterone therapy for postmenopausal women.
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Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) hosted the International Communication and Computers (ICC) camp in Hereford
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Funding raised by players of People’s Postcode Lottery will enable the creation of new inclusive tools to help ensure that parenting doesn’t end when relationships do.
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ianmorton
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University student Miles Kilburn has created a new chest binder for the transgender community, which aims to prevent injuries caused by DIY attempts. The design was unveiled at Loughborough University’s Design Show.
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Sarah Colombini
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A leading apprenticeship advocate has today been named CBE for services to the sector in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
Anna Morrison CBE, has devoted herself to challenging negative perceptions around apprenticeships.
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Thousands of people will get the opportunity this weekend to find out how they can get more involved in their local community as part of the nationwide Community Business Weekend 2019.
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The annual report on the state of university fundraising has revealed that universities have raised more than £1bn.
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A series of films celebrating community businesses in England are being released as part of a nationwide campaign in May.
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Loughborough University recently organised a 12-hour event to teach staff, students and members of the community how to check for signs of breast cancer and testicular cancer. A total of 1,157 people attended the event.
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