Our international research and work with regional healthcare partners helps people live better, healthier lives. That includes a diverse range of projects, all of which we report on regularly. Read all the latest stories below.
Researchers are looking for people in the south of England with Type 2 diabetes to take part in a new clinical trial to see if drinking beetroot juice can improve their condition.
Research by Bournemouth University has found healthcare professionals and perinatal mental health services need a better understanding of what support fathers feel they may need during their partner’s pregnancy.
A report into smart home technology to support independent living has been launched at a special meeting of the All-Party-Parliamentary-Group for Assistive Technology in the House of Lords.
BU has developed a Mental Capacity Toolkit to support health and social care professionals working with individuals whose decision-making process is impaired.
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care hosted their inaugural educational lecture at BU, with the renowned palliative and end of life care specialist, Professor Bee Wee CBE.
Policy Connect are announcing the launch of a new Assistive and Accessible Technology Policy Lab in partnership with Bournemouth University and the Ace Centre.
A research project exploring motorcycle collisions and injury prevention has found that there are differences in motorcyclists’ and car drivers’ visual attention because they may be viewing completely different things despite being on the same stretch of road.
