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Cambridge Professor honoured with prestigious Endocrine Society award, marking a second consecutive win for Metabolic Science at the Biomedical Research Centre

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Cambridge to host cutting-edge total-body PET scanner as part of nationwide imaging platform

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First ever mitochondrial disease treatment approved by NHS England

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Cambridge Children’s Hospital Innovation Hub wins partnership award in oncology at Cancer Research Horizons Awards Ceremony

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13 Oct

🌟 Join us for a free public event exploring the latest in child health research from three Cambridge experts!
🗓️Thurs 20 Nov, Frank Lee Centre (CUH)
📊Poster exhibition
🥤Refreshments included!
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6 Nov

What's Dr Chenqu Suo got to say on how a young patient’s diagnostic journey transformed understanding of CRMO? Find out on 20 Nov: Open Event with talks & posters from local paediatric researchers. FREE! Choice of afternoon/evening sessions! Refreshments! https://bit.ly/4nCoTjf

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6 Nov

What's Dr Kate Baker got to say on how rare childhood disorders affect brain development & learning? Find out at our Open Event 20 Nov featuring talks & posters from local paediatric researchers. FREE! Choice of afternoon & evening sessions! Refreshments! https://bit.ly/4nCoTjf

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6 Nov

What's Dr Anna Moore Winter got to say about harnessing big data to make paediatric research (focusing on child mental health) easier? Find out at our Open Event 20 Nov featuring talks & posters from local paediatric researchers. FREE! Light refreshments! https://bit.ly/4nCoTjf

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5 Nov

🧠 Cambridge researchers have discovered living in a disadvantaged neighbourhood may increase the risk of dementia
🧠 Deprivation can limit brain-healthy behaviours, leading to poorer cognition
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