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Exeter students top UK leaderboards fundraising for Movember

Print Editor Bryony Gooch reports on the efforts of Exeter students raising money for Movember

Nov 23, 2020 By Bryony Gooch Filed Under: News, University News, Headlines, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Cancer, mental health, exeter uni rugby, eurl, exeter athletics, Movember, exeter movember, Exeter Cricket, Exeter Cricket Club, november, Mental Healh, men's mental health

Every breath you take

As we all well know, air pollution is the result of the release of various harmful gases that negatively impact the environment, like Carbon Monoxide, Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), Particulate Matter (PM) and other pollutants. In 2014, Europe had an estimated 500,000 premature deaths due to abysmal air quality, according to the European Environment Agency (EEA) […]

Oct 11, 2018 By Science Filed Under: Science, Future, Environment, Health Tagged With: technology, Cancer, pollution, Renewable energy, alzheimer's, renewable technology, air pollution

Twinkle Winkle Little Star

The C word. Painfully prevalent and responsible for over a quarter of all deaths in the UK during 2016, cancer is deadly. With over 200 different shades of the disease and one in two people born after 1960 in the UK being diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, it’s not difficult to see why research […]

May 25, 2018 By Scarlett Parr Reid Filed Under: Science Tagged With: Cancer, genome, synthetic biology, periwinkle

Marijuana and cancer

Marijuana has long been the subject of debate, pro-legalisation campaigners argue that marijuana can cure a wide variety of diseases (as a quick google search will show) from various Psychoses to Autism, Alzheimer’s, or perhaps most worryingly Cancer. For many of these stories there is no strong evidence of any benefit, in fact, marijuana may […]

May 24, 2018 By Ruth Braham Filed Under: Science, Science News, Health Tagged With: Cancer, Cannabis, Drugs, medicine, clinical trials, Marijuana

Study Find Link Between Blue Light and Increased Cancer Risk

A study led by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health, involving researchers from the University of Exeter, has discovered a link between the ‘blue light’ emitted by LED streetlights in many large cities and increased risk of breast and prostate cancer.   The study, published in Environmental Health Perspectives, utilised data from more than 4,000 […]

May 17, 2018 By Alex Wingrave Filed Under: News Tagged With: Research, University of Exeter, Cancer

Designer Genes

The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has given a free pass to a DNA editing tool to alter the human genome. This opens the way to unprecedented control over the human genome, and the possibility to prevent, or even cure, genetic diseases. Back in 2012 Professor Jennifer Doudna and her colleagues were spending long hours […]

Feb 27, 2017 By Alina Ivan Filed Under: Science Tagged With: Cancer, dna, ethics, genetics, ageing, gene editing, CRISPR, infertility, immunity

Best of TED: an inside look at the nanoparticle that could help cure cancer

Paula Hammond’s TED talk ‘A new superweapon in the fight against cancer’ explores the use of nanoparticles as a new way to treat cancer. Hammond is the head of the Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT. Hammond’s talk can be found on ted.com under the ‘science’ section. Cancer consistently proves itself one of the greatest diseases […]

May 18, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: Cancer, chemotherapy, TED talks, cancer treatment, best of ted, nanoparticles, Paula Hammond, MIT, siRNA, cancer cells, cells

Is cannabis a healthy high?

Last week, bored and looking for something to distract us from the tedium of dissertation research, my housemate and I watched a movie. It’s a black and white movie that was made in 1936, famously called: Reefer Madness (formerly known as Tell Your Children). The film has gained notoriety in recent years for its hyperbolic, […]

Feb 18, 2016 By Joshua Mines Filed Under: Science Tagged With: Alcohol, Cancer, health, Cannabis, Addiction, Drugs, Depression, anxiety, mental health, schizophrenia, spliff, joint

The new ‘Red Scare’: processed meat causes cancer

 J  ust in time for Halloween, there was a new scare about town: a ‘Red Scare’. Except this twenty-first century version is more sausages than socialists. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), processed meats cause cancer, and red meat may do so too. Just 50g of the stuff each day – that’s two rashers […]

Nov 11, 2015 By Fiona Potigny Filed Under: Science, Science News Tagged With: Research, Cancer, food, meat, breakfast, processed meat, sausages, bacon, hamburger, ketchup

RAG announce chosen charities

Exeter RAG has announced its local nominated charities for the next year: St Loye’s Foundation and Exeter Leukaemia Fund (ELF).   ELF supports families affected by blood cancers and blood disorders and are launching an appeal this year to fund a family suite which will cost £420,000. Community Fundraiser Jordan Anderton told Exeposé that being a […]

Jun 12, 2015 By Hannah Butler Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, students, Exeter university, Local, Cancer, Student Guild, money, Community, fundraising, Charities, volunteers, elf, funds, Autistica Charity, Baloons Charity, Exeter Leukaemia Fund, Refugee Support Devon Ltd, St Loye's Foundation, War Child UK

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