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Mending little hearts
Congenital heart defects develop in the womb, impairing the functionality of the heart. For children living with these defects, repeated surgeries can be traumatic. Ground-breaking technology in the form of mesenchymal cell heart plasters is offering hope, providing a regenerative solution that adapts and grows with the child's heart.
Challenging the menopause taboo
Menopause impacts half the population, yet remains poorly understood. In a business context, its effects extend beyond physical symptoms to psychological challenges and systemic biases. Identifying significant gaps in the literature, Professor Vanessa Beck's research demands a new approach to menopause, advancing comprehension of the issue and empowering women in the workplace.
Healthcare research in action
Our postgraduates in action
Hani, an international neuropsychology master's student, has always been fascinated by Neuroscience. Taught by leading academics, and with the help of tutorials and student-led presentations, the University of Bristol has inspired Hani to look to the future and use this knowledge to help others suffering from brain disorders and mental health issues.