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Structural racism worsens Covid-19 health inequality, study finds
Ethnic minority groups are disproportionately affected by covid-19 due to structural racism, a joint UK-US study found. Researchers from the
Privilege in the age of pandemics – how developing countries are affected
“People like you and me have an unbelievable amount of privilege and therefore we have a huge amount of responsibility,”
Northern England ‘worst hit’ by Covid-19 pandemic say experts
The north of England has been hit harder by the Covid-19 pandemic than any other part of the country. A
BAME communities and manual workers at greater risk of Covid-19 mortality research shows
Covid-19 death rates are much higher in BAME people and manual workers, research by the University of Manchester has shown.
Manchester’s scientists and clinicians step up to beat COVID-19 and save lives
Manchester’s scientists and clinicians have formed a rapid response research group to find ways to save lives nationally and globally from coronavirus.
University of Manchester robot researchers make strides forward
Researchers at the University of Manchester have developed a theory that could kick-start improvements in the way robots walk.
No more ‘biological annihilation’… MM’s guide to Veganuary 2020
Thinking about giving Veganuary a go? A New Year’s resolution heading into the next decade? MM have a guide to where to eat in town and some health advice to start the new new decade on the right note…
‘Potential societal impact’: Revolutionary heart attack sensor developed at Manchester University
A revolutionary heart attack sensor has been developed by researchers from Manchester University’s School of Materials.
Salford University scientists shortlisted for prestigious award for Chernobyl Disaster animal research project
The study, led by Dr Mike Wood from the University’s School of Environment and Life Sciences, looked into how radiation had affected animal populations at the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ).
‘Pioneering’ Manchester will drive UK to be smart city world leader with £10m prize
Manchester is expected to lead cutting edge research into smart cities and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, following a multi-million pound government award.