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'Fear messaging' unlikely to impact conspiracy theorists
Public health messaging which relies on ‘fear messaging’ is unlikely to impact on people who tend to believe conspiracy theories, according to new research from a Teesside University academic.
17 May 2022 Research
Helping to support patients to medicate at home
A new project launched at Teesside University’s National Horizons Centre will help to support people with chronic conditions who use self-injectable medications at home.
16 May 2022 Research
Teesside University delivers world-leading research that transforms lives and shapes society
From improving cancer treatment for children, tackling childhood obesity, or helping to move towards cleaner, greener energy provision, research from Teesside University has been shown to demonstrate considerable impact which positively transforms lives.
12 May 2022 Research
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- Teesside University works in collaboration to commission a chemical recycling demonstration plant
- Understanding food insecurity in adults with severe mental illness