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New technology could lead to quicker diagnoses of infectious diseases
Academics and health professionals are combining their expertise to trial new technology which could speed up the diagnosis and treatment for thousands of hepatitis and HIV patients.
15 Jan 2019 Research
Gearing up for discussion about the social history of disability
A passion for a rare type of vehicle once used by society’s most vulnerable people has led renowned artist Simon McKeown on a personal journey.
10 Jan 2019 Research
Bioscience sector shaping the future of new centre of excellence
Businesses are helping to shape the direction of a national centre of excellence for the bioscience industries, based in the North East.
17 Dec 2018 Business
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- Teesside University recognised in UK’s best breakthrough list
- Government urged to stay on course with energy drinks ban as report is published
- New partnership will drive health care and education in the North East
- People moved onto Universal Credit are fighting to survive
- Where are they now? Help is needed to uncover hidden history of iconic invalid carriages
- Appeal to trace relatives of Hartlepool World War One veteran
- Teesside University research project to uncover hidden stories from the end of the Great War
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New technology could lead to quicker diagnoses of infectious
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