The walking dead (on eight legs!): Watch extinct creepy crawly brought back to life in Manchester uni video
A 410 million-year-old arachnid has been brought into the 21st century in a new University of Manchester video.
Once bitten, thrice shy: Liverpool could sue Suarez for World Cup ban, insist legal experts at Manchester Uni
The Uruguayan striker was hit with a four-month ban from all football, a nine-match international suspension and a fine after he bit Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini in his side’s 1-0 win in their crunch World Cup Group D finale.
UK asylum seekers living in poverty on less than £40 a week get helping hand from Manchester charity
Hundreds of people turned up at the People’s History Museum last Saturday to celebrate ‘Refugee Week’
Cystic Fibrosis breakthrough: Many sufferers have fungus in them, finds Manchester work experience student
Jo Armstead, along with a team from the University of Manchester, discovered that sufferers of the genetic disorder were often infected by the fungus, Aspergillus
Capital of science: Manchester to welcome ‘Europe’s greatest scientific gathering’
Manchester will host Europe’s largest science conference and generate almost £8.3million after being named European City of Science.
Skin cancer cure step closer as Manchester scientists mimic way cells ‘wriggle’ through body
The university researchers teamed up with Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute and King’s College London on the project
Ageing global population could lead to surge in dangerous skin diseases, warns Manchester summit
Within a decade people aged over 60 will outnumber children aged 14 and under – the UN calculate there will be one billion 60+ people by 2020 – and as people age their skin becomes weaker and more susceptible to infections.
Is ‘diagnosis by Google’ risking your life? Low lung cancer survival rates explored by Manchester uni
Researchers from The University of Manchester are recruiting lung cancer patients from around the North West to take part in a study to look at the online information available in the hope of enabling people to catch it earlier.
Mental health patients twice as likely to be murder victims, reveals Manchester University study
Health providers could expect to see one of their patients killed almost every two years, according to a Manchester University study
Noble England: Campaign launched to get Rik Mayall’s ‘lost’ World Cup anthem to top of charts
Jason McGuire, Jon Morter and Steevi Tbfm Diamond set up the Facebook page following the news of his death.
Smokers and passive smokers more likely to go DEAF, claims Manchester University study
Passive smoking also increases the likelihood of hearing loss by 28%.