How to survive the ‘ultimate medical event’
Cardiologist Dr Thomas Keeble will discuss survival and recovery from cardiac arrest
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9 February 2026 
Research reveals impact of tinnitus on employment
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5 February 2026 
Funding boosts ARU’s health and care work in East
Anglia Ruskin University will receive a share of £15.3million over the next five years
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2 February 2026 
Creatine for women: it may benefit body and mind
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert looks at whether you should add supplement to your diet
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21 January 2026 
Takeaways are used to reward and console – study
Frontiers in Psychology study looks at ‘self-gifting’ after good and bad days at work
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19 January 2026 
New therapy drives T-cell leukaemia into remission
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert explains how this breakthrough cancer treatment works
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14 January 2026 
Study suggests bamboo has ‘superfood’ potential
ARU research finds host of health benefits linked to world’s fastest growing plant
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8 January 2026 
Health issues linked to cosmetic jab complications
Conditions such as type 1 diabetes associated with increased risk of side effects
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8 January 2026 
UK ex-servicewomen at higher risk of COPD
New report highlights unique health challenges facing female veterans
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22 December 2025 
How sound waves could change cancer treatment
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert explains how non-invasive histotripsy can destroy tumours