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…a German chemist, for his father’s rheumatism in 1897. It has gone on to become one of the most commonly used drugs of modern times. It is more than just a painkiller. Even taking a low dose of aspirin every day can be beneficial for some people – preventing strokes, and reducing the risk of cancer and cardiac conditions. Currently cancer and cardiac disease cause more than 50% of global mortality. Research has found that low doses of aspirin may…

…gital Innovation category for their Stroke-specific education framework (Ssef). Since 2009, clinicians have drawn upon the stroke-specific education framework (Ssef) – a guide to the 16 elements of care that align with the national stroke strategy. The framework allows those working in healthcare to self-assess their knowledge and skills, and signposts relevant education and training. It is based on research by UCLan’s Dame Caroline Watkins, profe…

…me and mature students are more debt averse, so the policy should be monitored closely and a different – and grant-based – form of support may be needed.” Notes for Editors: You can read the full Spring Budget 2017 documents here. For press enquiries or request for interviews, please contact Gabriel Huntley, Head of Communications and External Relations, 07580 377 698, Gabriel@www.unialliance.ac.uk…

…professional needs, interests and aspirations, mix and match subjects, or combine one main subject with a few modules from other areas. It is easy to change direction if study interests change and many Open programme students bring credits from higher education studies completed elsewhere. Central to the OU’s success has been securing partnerships to ensure they can reach the widest possible range of learners. For example, it works closely with b…

…of huge change. We congratulate Steve on his honour and look forward to continue working with him and UWE Bristol in the years to come.” Notes to editors: Prof West served as Chair of University Alliance from August 2012 until September 2016. It was announced that he will be awarded the CBE for Services to Education in the Queen’s New Year Honours list. The CBE will be awarded at a special ceremony later in the year….

…ies, such as a study of insects and spiders in the CEZ, report significant effects at levels comparable with natural background dose rates in many countries. If these findings are correct, they have significant implications for the current radiation protection system for both humans and the environment. A major challenge to many of the ecological studies published to date on the effects of radiation on the wildlife of Chernobyl is that the finding…

…to Government today. Commenting, Maddalaine Ansell, University Alliance Chief Executive, said: “Universities UK’s Social Mobility Advisory Group rightly identifies the complex nature of tackling social mobility and the need to evidence impact. Alliance universities have a long standing commitment to supporting widening participation and maximising the success of our students. “However, as the report recommends, encouraging collaboration, with scho…

…Our University Alliance position paper on the Higher Education & Research Bill has been published ahead of the House of Commons Bill Committee taking evidence this week. Professor Quintin McKellar CBE, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire and University Alliance’s regulatory lead will give evidence to the committee on Tuesday 6 September representing UA. Read the position paper here or click on the image….

…ions and External Relations writes for Guardian HE Network. The recent EU reference has prompted calls for universities and the scientific community to help repair the divides – economic, cultural, social and regional – the Brexit result exposed. Social innovation taking place within our universities – and their local communities – are highlighted in the article including Teesside University, Manchester Metropolitan University, Salford University,…