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Eight glasses of water per day may be too much, scientists conclude

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen estimate humans only really need around 1.5-1.8 litres per day.

The Independent UK

Is a big breakfast key for weight loss?

Previous studies suggested it was better to consume the bulk of your calories early in the day

Salon

The answer to detecting motor neurone disease a decade early may lie in your poo

Researchers believe that earlier diagnosis may lead to an eventual cure

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Motor neurone disease could be spotted in gut 14 years before symptoms appear

MND patients had markers in other parts of the body often years before brain symptoms.

Daily Record

Gut could sound early warning alert for MND, research finds

PROTEINS thought to contribute to motor neurone disease can be found in the gut many years before any brain symptoms occur, research has shown.

The National (Scotland)

Students on a budget should head north to Durham or Newcastle

Region's two university cities are among the best value for accommodation in popular student areas, survey finds

Chronicle Live

Air pollution squirrels into the unborn

An alarming study finds that air pollution breathed in by pregnant women is making its way to the fetus

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Researchers discover air pollution particles in babies in womb for first time

Researchers found that soot nanoparticles can cross the placenta and get into organs of foetuses.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish university installs plaque to recognise its legacy of slavery

A PLAQUE has been installed on the grounds of the University of Aberdeen to recognise the institution’s legacy of slavery.

The National (Scotland)

The time you eat has no impact on weight loss, researcher claim

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen found that the time you eat actually has no impact on weight loss, and metabolism burns just as many calories in the evening as it does in the morning

Daily Mirror

Experts bust weight loss myth about eating habit that burns more calories

Researchers noted that eating a big breakfast could still help you lose weight.

Daily Record

Aberdeen professor hits back after being accused of censorship

AN English professor at the University of Aberdeen has defended the decision to provide alternative texts to students in certain courses after an…

The National (Scotland)

University puts trigger warning on classic texts including Beowulf for ‘violence, blood and monsters’

Students cautioned that ‘there will be monsters’ in epic poem

The Independent UK

Small dams could keep distilleries producing whisky through dry spells

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen and James Hutton Institute worked with the Glenlivet distillery in Speyside

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Pre-birth steroids could reduce risk of death in premature twins, study suggests

Researchers found giving steroids to pregnant women at risk of delivering twins prematurely could reduce the risk of death and respiratory problems.

Zenger

Heartwarming Research: Scientists To Trial The First Ever Treatment For Broken Heart Syndrome

Scientists are set to trial the first ever treatment for broken heart syndrome.

The Independent UK

Recruits wanted for research into treatment for ‘broken heart syndrome’

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are examining takotsubo cardiomyopathy.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish scientists trial world-first treatment for 'broken heart syndrome'

RESEARCHERS at a Scottish university are set to trial the first-ever treatment for broken heart syndrome.

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Exercise could combat fatigue among arthritis patients says Scottish study

A new study conducted by the University of Aberdeen, the University of Glasgow alongside charity Versus Arthritis have discovered a new way patients can hopefully ease their symptoms.

Daily Record

Broken heart syndrome symptoms as study finds link between brain and emotions

Scientists at the University of Aberdeen have shed light on how the brain and heart are linked in this rare condition.

The National (Scotland)

Scientists make breakthrough in 'broken-heart syndrome' research

Scottish scientists have discovered changes in the areas of the brain associated with emotion in patients with “broken-heart syndrome”.

The Independent UK

Brain changes linked to emotion ‘found in people with broken heart syndrome’

The condition is a sudden form of acute heart failure, usually brought on by emotional or physical stress such as the loss of a loved one.

The Independent UK

Author Anne Bronte was skilled rock collector, researchers reveal

Analysis of specimens she had gathered shows they ‘took skill to recognise and collect’.

The National (Scotland)

University of Aberdeen finds Anne Bronte was a renowned rock collector

THE University of Aberdeen has helped reveal that renowned novelist Anne Brontë had a keen interest in geology.

Wales Online

Expert warning over danger of paracetamol and ibuprofen in pregnancy

Women who take over the counter painkillers are more likely to experience four serious complications

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