Landmark study demonstrates long-term positive impacts and cost effectiveness of tailored group exercise for over-65s with mobility limitations
Results from a major study into the effectiveness of a community-based group exercise programme designed…
We are the experts on how our conditions affect us
One in 50 people in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire live with the long-term…
Common Ambition Bristol is looking for volunteers
Common Ambition Bristol, supported by our Sexual Health Inprovement HIT, is a community powered…
University of Bristol to collaborate with Evotec to help treatment of kidney diseases
A new collaboration to help patients with nephrotic syndrome, a type of kidney disease, has…
How innovation and lived experience is helping people with eating disorders
Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses and can affect anyone, no matter their age, gender…
Maria Kane is new Bristol Health Partners AHSC Chair
North Bristol NHS Trust Chief Executive Maria Kane OBE will be taking on the role…
City Know-how: How does being in the presence of skyscrapers make you feel?
As cities become more densely populated, we are increasingly building upward. What are the psychological…
Bristol researcher awarded fellowship to help change the lives of people suffering with chronic pain
More than a third of the UK population – around 28 million people – are…
TfL's junk food advertising restrictions linked to reductions in high fat, salt and sugar product purchases
Restricting the outdoor advertising of high fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) foods and drinks across…
SHIP HIT’s work to make STI tests safer highlighted in national media
Concerns around potentially unsafe online test providers for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have grown in…
ED HIT looking for young people to shape research into eating disorders
Our Eating Disorders Health Integration Team (ED HIT) is setting up a Special Interest Research…
SHIP HIT says goodbye to director Paddy Horner
Dr Paddy Horner, Associate Professor in Sexually Transmitted Infections at the University of Bristol, is…
