SDHI seminar announces morning-after pill finding
Providing women with advanced supplies of the morning after pill does not reduce the abortion rate.
Providing women with advanced supplies of the morning after pill does not reduce the abortion rate.
An initiative aimed at developing interest in the healthcare professions in Scottish youngsters kicked off a local programme in St Andrews this week.
The Universities of St Andrews and Dundee will host an event this week (Wednesday 3rd December 2003) aimed at bringing together research-active health professionals from Tayside and Fife.
Scientists at the University of St Andrews have been awarded a share of over £3.5m funding to find ways of improving the health of the people of Scotland.
The University's first Walk / Cycle to work event last month raised a total of £886.56 for Ninewells Hospital's Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit.
Date of issue: Tuesday 10th June 2003
Health professionals and social scientists at the Universities of St Andrews and Dundee are working to take issues of health and lifestyle into the community.
Over 120 Health Care policy makers, researchers and analysts from over 20 countries will gather in St Andrews this week for a major three-day conference on Strategic Issues in Health Care Management.
Most heart attack victims delay going to hospital because of a belief in fate, according to a University of St Andrews study.
Does the care and treatment of young diabetics vary depending on geographical and cultural factors?