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Study by Swansea academics highlights possible protective impact of breast milk and amniotic fluid on coronavirus in pregnant women and newborns
New collaborative research from Swansea University and the University of Aberdeen has identified potential protective effects in breast milk and…
New report demands action to address mental health inequalities faced by deaf community
Deaf people in Wales are experiencing significant mental health inequalities because there is a lack of accessible services, no specialist…
West Wales craft brewery set to use microalgae to reduce CO2 emissions
Swansea University bioscientists have teamed up with a West Wales microbrewery to help it reduce its CO2 emissions. They will be…
Welsh science world-leading in addressing the biggest challenges facing the planet
Wales may be a small country, but it punches above its weight in the quality and the quantity of the…
Swansea technology helps power top British athletes to Tokyo success
British athletes in Tokyo, including top medal winners, used wearable technology designed by Swansea University experts, with a printed carbon…
Public torn over COVID-19 booster jabs and flu vaccinations
New research by a Swansea University expert has highlighted how torn members of the public are over the issue of…
Reducing direct contacts of school staff lowers risk of COVID spreading and keeps schools open says new research by Swansea academics
The more direct contacts primary school staff had with people outside their household, the greater the likelihood of Covid-19 cases…
Study shows public torn over the issue of COVID-19 vaccinations in children
New research by a Swansea University expert has highlighted just how torn members of the public are over whether children…
New ways to support people with long COVID to be evaluated by Swansea experts
Personalised rehabilitation programmes for patients with long Covid are to be developed as part of a new research project involving…
Swansea University hosts pioneering £2.5m research into 3D bioprinting using human cells
A world-leading £2.5 million plus research programme to revolutionise surgeons’ ability to reconstruct nose and ear cartilage in patients affected…