Exercise prescriptions needed to get patients active

A nation-wide health initiative will only work if formal referrals and prescriptions are used, according to a study led by St Andrews.

The University of St Andrews will begin mass testing students for Covid-19 on Saturday 28 November.

Patients with Covid-19 have the highest levels of virus in the first five days, according to a comprehensive study of the virus.

Dr Muge Cevik from the School of Medicine has been appointed to support the UK Government’s scientific advisory group.

A new medical trial has demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in late stage diagnoses of lung cancer.

Patients are open to have conversations about physical activity programmes in the community to improve their health.

Medical and data scientists have joined forces to further medical research and understanding on the spread of Covid-19 within communities.

The University's position as one of the world’s top universities has been reinforced with the publication of two benchmark league tables.

A UK-wide research team has developed an innovative way to monitor the reaction of living bacteria to antibiotics using lasers and sound.

Professors Garry Taylor and Frank Sullivan took part in a video symposium on COVID-19 with doctors in Beijing and Wuhan.

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