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The ‘milestone’ treatment that can prevent chemotherapy patients from losing their hair

It is being described as a ‘powerful double weapon’ against hair loss

The Independent UK

New technique hailed as ‘powerful double weapon’ against chemo hair loss

The method combines scalp cooling with a special lotion.

Evening Standard

Remains of British man identified 12 years after death thanks to new technology

Michael Hill, who died aged 75 in the United States, has become the first British citizen to be identified through the new DNA analysis method.

Evening Standard

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Scientists celebrate ‘historic milestone’ as remains of man identified 12 years after death

The system relies on the millions of members of the public who have taken consumer DNA tests

The Independent UK

When lightbulb moments become reality: how academics at Sheffield Hallam University are helping firms innovate and grow

With the government intent on kickstarting economic growth and productivity, could Knowledge Transfer Partnerships with leading universities have a vital role to play?

The Guardian - UK

‘I learn faster through real-life situations’: why degree apprenticeships are proving so appealing

Learning while earning is a popular way to gain qualifications and practical on-the-job experience simultaneously – and Sheffield Hallam University is the national centre of excellence in the field

The Guardian - UK

‘I want them to feel like I felt when punk rock happened’: encouraging young creatives to think big

From animators to architects, and broadcasters to designers, Sheffield Hallam University’s Creative Industries Institute is training tomorrow’s workforce to dare to be different

The Guardian - UK

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‘It’s unjust’: charity fights to save UK’s at-risk modern buildings

Millennium-era buildings – including Sheffield’s ‘kettle building’ – among a number of landmarks facing demolition

The Guardian - UK

UFOs have earned a new name – and should be objects of serious study

Letters: At least some sightings of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) may relate to non-human intelligence, says Prof Michael Bohlander. Plus, letters from Andrew Robinson and Aideen Carty

The Guardian - UK

Health experts condemn ‘infuriating’ figures showing rise in fast food shops

The Office for Health Improvement & Disparities figures look at shops selling foods such as burgers, pizza, kebabs, Chinese and fried chicken.

Evening Standard

What really happened in Calvine? The mystery behind the best UFO picture ever seen

In August 1990, two hikers sent photos of a strange diamond-shaped aircraft to the press – but the story never appeared. Was it a prank, a hoax, an optical illusion or something else entirely?

The Guardian - UK

It’s not bigotry to worry about migration – the latest figures tell a complex story

Large parts of Britain would not function without migrants, but there are consequences for housing, GDP and productivity, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

‘We’re tapping into a different workforce’: how degree apprenticeships are helping the NHS

At a time when demand for its services is growing rapidly, the NHS is facing an acute shortage of skilled staff. Could degree apprenticeships, in which students train on the job in the health service, be the answer?

The Guardian - UK

‘Feeling empowered is a gift’: a radiotherapy researcher on how her breast cancer shaped her work

Prof Heidi Probst’s experience with breast cancer has had a profound effect on her teaching and research, demonstrating the need to tailor treatments individually to patients

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Obesity, inactivity and screen time: how pioneering research is tackling the crisis in child health

Researchers at Sheffield Hallam University are leading projects that could result in crucial interventions to stem an alarming decline in children’s health and development

The Guardian - UK

How a research hub born out of the Olympics is addressing health inequalities

Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University have long worked with some of the country’s top athletes. Now, in a newly transformed industrial part of Sheffield, they are tackling South Yorkshire’s inequalities in healthy life expectancy

The Guardian - UK

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Other lives: Mathematics professor who jointly developed an influential theory on spectral analysis

The Conversation

How universities can address the lack of Black scholars in academia

In the UK, out of 164 university vice-chancellors, only two are Black. Professor David Mba was recently appointed as the first Black vice-chancellor at Birmingham City University.

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The Independent UK

Babies could be put at risk due to ‘skin colour tests’ – report

Current tests are decades old and ‘mainly based on white European babies’.

The Independent UK

Distribution of Greggs vs Pret is the true sign of the North-South divide, study says

Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University have finally settled the debate on the North-South divide

Daily Mirror

Faces of tragic youngsters who left for university - then took their own lives

Parents of British students who died by suicide are demanding UK universities be given a legal duty of care. The mums of Oskar Carrick and Phoebe Grime spoke to The Mirror for Mental Health Awareness Week

Wales Online

People who go camping are happier and more relaxed than those who don't, research finds

Camping helps boost psychological and emotional wellbeing - leaving nearly half of campers 'flourishing', compared to just three in ten non-campers

Daily Mirror

People who go camping are happier and more relaxed than those who don't, research finds

Camping helps boost psychological and emotional wellbeing - leaving nearly half of campers 'flourishing', compared to just three in ten non-campers

The Guardian - UK

Breaking down barriers: how Sheffield Hallam empowers students to challenge stereotypes

From mature students to women on tech courses, an inclusive culture at the university is helping everyone achieve their potential

The Guardian - UK

‘Reuniting a refugee family is amazing’: how hands-on experience brings law alive for students

At Sheffield Hallam University, undergraduates get to work on real legal cases, guided by a team at the Refugee Rights Hub that is passionate about helping people in desperate circumstances

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