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Public health chief to join St Andrews
Scotland's Deputy Chief Medical Officer is leaving his Scottish Government post to take up a new Chair at the University of St Andrews.
St Andrews plans new school for medicine and the sciences
New development will be one of the first UK Medical Schools to fully integrate with the sciences.
Cancer experts gather in St Andrews
Scientists from around the world are in Scotland this week to share ideas in the fight against cancer.
Staff get in the pink for cancer research
Dr Valerie Smith (front centre) is pictured with colleagues during Friday's 'Wear it Pink' day. CREDIT: Peter Adamson.
St Andrews medical school best in UK
The Bute Medical School at the University of St Andrews has been voted the best in the country, according to the results of the 2006 National Student Survey.
Viruses may help cure cancers
Medical scientists from all over the World have gathered at the University of St Andrews to discuss exciting strategies for producing viruses which can target tumour cells.
Unique insight into integrated medicine
University of St Andrews students will become the first in the UK to gain an insight into Germany's integrated medicine programme.
Collaboration on cancer
A unique international conference on cancer which will bring together physicists, cancer researchers and clinical oncologists will take place in St Andrews this week (2nd-4th February 2005).
Medical initiative hits schools
An initiative aimed at developing interest in the healthcare professions in Scottish youngsters kicked off a local programme in St Andrews this week.