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How we are organised | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
Edinburgh Infectious Diseases is made up of members from all three colleges of the University of Edinburgh and from associated centres in other research and clinical institutions.
Global health research needs gravity shift to deliver impact | Biological Sciences | Biology
A successful Africa-led global health research programme, contributing to World Health Organisation (WHO) policy development, has shared the key to its success and is calling for a shift in the centre of gravity of health research, designed to
Publications | The Roslin Institute | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
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Two-tier approach could begin lockdown end | Biological Sciences | Biology
Easing the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown could begin by strengthening protection for the most vulnerable while relaxing restrictions for everyone else, experts at the School of Biological Sciences suggest.
Africa-led research to tackle the challenge of infectious diseases | Biological Sciences | Biology
Around 50 million people could benefit from a new multidisciplinary research programme that is seeking new solutions to neglected tropical diseases and emerging epidemics in Africa.
New study challenges understanding of pandemic preparedness and resilience in Africa | Immunology and Infection | Biology
Countries in Africa assessed as being least vulnerable to an epidemic were the worst affected by Covid-19, new research suggests.
TIBA Partnership | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
Tackling Infections to Benefit Africa (TIBA, which means “to cure an infection” in Swahili) is an Africa-led, wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary research programme that explores and draws lessons from the ways that different African health systems
Edinburgh Diseases Transmission workshop - about the presenters | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases | Edinburgh Infectious Diseases
Brief summaries about the presentations and speakers at the Edinburgh Disease Transmission workshop
The Role of Instinct in David Hume's Conception of Human Reason | Journal of Scottish Philosophy
This article investigates the role of instinct in Hume's understanding of human reason. It is shown that while in the Treatise Hume makes the strong reductive assertion that reason is ‘nothing but’...
Dr Mary Hanson | Edinburgh Pathology | Pathology
Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer