Tag: University of Oxford
Researchers may be underestimating roadkill numbers
There are millions of wildlife deaths on British roads every year. the subsequent remains speak to a significant measure of nourishment for scroungers. By expelling...
Less is more when it comes to developing bigger brains
A collaborative study by the scientists from University of Oxford and Cardiff University utilized mathematical models to re-order the complex procedure of mental health that happens...
Scientists finally solved mystery of why comets emit X-rays
When comets travel through the Solar System they interact with Solar radiation, the Solar wind, and the Solar magnetic field. This produces an obvious climate...
Study confirms Cambodia’s last leopards on brink of extinction
A new study made by Oxford University's Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU), Panthera has confirmed that the world's last breeding population of leopards in Cambodia...
Home-based blood pressure monitoring should be commonplace in NHS, study
In a new study by the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Birmingham, scientists reported that at the point when GPs construct their medicine changes in light...
Apple shape more strongly linked to risk of heart attack in women, study
The new research from The George Institute for Global Health at the University of Oxford has discovered women with bigger waists relative to their...
Antidepressants are more effective in treating depression than placebo
An international study conducted by Oxford University suggests that the antidepressants can be an effective tool to treat major depression, but this does not...
Study says, postnatal depression impacts children’s development
Researchers from the Universities of Oxford, Bristol discovered postnatal depression perilous to children’s advancement impacting a range of domains.
Postnatal depression which perseveres more than...
New resources to shield children when sentencing mothers
New resources have been launched to help criminal justice professionals to improve their understanding of the impacts of maternal imprisonment. Oxford University and the...