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After a friend's brush with death, Dr Miriam Stoppard shares research from Sheffield University linking bad teeth to a potentially fatal heart condition and the preventative measures that could save lives

Lady Gaga was my idol, but I didn’t dare tell anyone. Now a new wave of books and films shows us why female obsession is such an important part of growing up

John Grant, Climate Lecturer at Sheffield University, explains why the UK experienced such a brutal heatwave which saw Britain reach its highest ever temperatures

Scientists are developing magnetically guided microscopic projectiles that can be injected into patients’ blood to attack breast, prostate and other tumors, according to The Guardian. The project – led by researchers at Sheffield University – builds on progress in two key medical fields. The first involves viruses that specifically attack…

Scientists at Sheffield University have found a novel way of guiding anti-tumour viruses to their target

The Institute of Economic Affairs said the policy has had little positive impact on public health.

Other lives: Architect who played a key role in the development of Runcorn New Town

Fiona Jayne Thorne, 36, was given a fatal dose of a powerful anti-psychotic drug

Katherine Hutchinson gave 36-year-old Fiona Jayne Thorne a fatal overdose of the wrong drug, killing her, and instead of owning up to her mistake she tried to cover up her actions

Sheffield University accounting professor and Labour peer Prem Sikka says the UK business registrar’s fails to do any background checks on weird names

Bill Esterson says he did not see a physical picket at the Sheffield University site