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Kingston University and St George's, University of London awarded grant to study how ambulance crews can better diagnose heart attacks
Posted Tuesday 6 November 2018
Kingston University and St George's, University of London are leading a study to establish the best way to diagnose people suspected of having a heart attack after being awarded a £196,500 grant by the British Heart Foundation.
Encouraging more health workers to have flu jab needs new approach that connects on an emotional level, Kingston University research finds
Posted Tuesday 6 November 2018
Persuading more health workers to have the flu jab to protect themselves and their patients cannot be done through facts and statistics alone, new research by a leading behavioural scientist from Kingston University has revealed.
Chancellor's Budget confirms mental health is high on Government's agenda and receiving long overdue recognition, Kingston University and St George's, University of London expert says
Posted Friday 2 November 2018
Kingston University and St Georges, University of London mental health expert Professor Mary Chambers evaluates the announcement of a number of new initiatives to help people with mental health problems in this year's Budget.
From cell biology to self-identity – Kingston University pharmacy academic has first novel published
Posted Thursday 1 November 2018
A science lecturer who uses role playing during his teaching as had his first book, entitled The Book of Alexander, published by Salt Publishing.
Kingston Business School launches its MBA Alumni Network in London
Posted Thursday 1 November 2018
Kingston University MBA alumni and students celebrated the launch of the new MBA Alumni Network.
Napoleon called us a nation of shopkeepers but Chancellor's Budget doesn't go far enough to defend this, Kingston University retail expert says
Posted Tuesday 30 October 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget plans to support the country's high street through cutting business rates is welcome, but doesn't do enough to support big chains, according to a Kingston University retail expert.
Kingston University experts share top tips for Halloween horror with five fearsome Gothic novels, films and KPOP music videos
Posted Tuesday 30 October 2018
Hankering after Halloween horror? Fear not, Kingston University film, literature and media experts Dr Simon Brown, Professor Fred Botting and Dr Colette Balmain have shared a selection of their top fives to put the frighteners on.
Acclaimed author Gail Honeyman enthrals fans of bestseller Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine during Kingston University Big Read event
Posted Monday 29 October 2018
Award-winning author Gail Honeyman talks to fans about Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine during Big Read visit to Kingston University
