News Home » About » News Hull York community celebrates outstanding education at this year's Clinical Teaching Excellence Awards DescriptionHull York community celebrates outstanding education at this year's Clinical Teaching Excellence AwardsDate:15 May 2025 Infections could hold key to progression of common form of blood cancer – research shows DescriptionNewly published research by Hull York Medical School academics could improve the life chances of those affected by Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL).Date:3 April 2025 Inequalities in ovarian cancer treatment revealed in new study DescriptionSignificant inequalities in the treatment of women with ovarian cancer have been revealed in a study led by researchers at Hull York Medical School.Date:24 March 2025 New organ-on-chip system to help study how neurotoxins move from the gut to the brain DescriptionResearchers have developed a new multiple organ-on-chip system to help study how neurotoxins move from the gut to the brain.Date:18 December 2024 York Professor enters the global top one per cent of most cited scientists DescriptionProfessor Simon Gilbody has been recognised in the top one per cent of the world's most influential published scientists.Date:21 November 2024 Obituary: Professor Bill Gillespie OBE DescriptionIn memory of Professor Bill Gillespie OBE, founding Dean of Hull York Medical School.Date:20 November 2024 Hull York Medical School researcher awarded NIHR Advanced Fellowship Award DescriptionHull York Medical School researcher Dr Olufikayo Bamidele awarded NIHR Advanced Fellowship AwardDate:22 October 2024 £11m for new centre for addiction and mental health research at University of Hull DescriptionThe University of Hull has been awarded £11m to establish a Mental Health Research Group to carry out essential research into addiction and mental health.Date:10 October 2024 Multi-million-pound UK-wide platform into cancer immunotherapy launches DescriptionHull York Medical School researchers are part of a new multi-million pound programme examining why 50% of cancer patients fail to respond to immunotherapy.Date:8 October 2024 Snakes and ladders game aims to encourage breast screening DescriptionA super-size version of Snakes and Ladders has been developed to raise awareness of the importance of breast screening.Date:8 October 2024 Displaying 1 to 10 of 228 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next