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What links Peter Stringfellow and Stephen Hawking? They 'shaped British history' - Vimarsana News

What links Peter Stringfellow and Stephen Hawking? They 'shaped British history'

Nightclub owner to feature alongside physicist in Oxford Dictionary of Biography, honouring his significant contribution to British culture

Interdisciplinary Team To Develop Blueprint For Sustainable Urban Food Waste Management And Food Systems Using Black Soldier Flies - Vimarsana News

Interdisciplinary Team To Develop Blueprint For Sustainable Urban Food Waste Management And Food Systems Using Black Soldier Flies

An interdisciplinary team of scientists and urban designers led by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC), in...

Norwich CAVA dizziness device to be trialled in hospitals - Vimarsana News

Norwich CAVA dizziness device to be trialled in hospitals

A special headset invented in Norwich, which aims to pinpoint why people suffer from dizziness, is to be trialled in almost a dozen hospitals.

Under-30s drive surge in people getting their first Covid jab - Vimarsana News

Under-30s drive surge in people getting their first Covid jab

Figures show an 85% increase in first doses for those aged 18 to 24 and 71% for those aged 25 to 30

Spina bifida: Surgery in the womb saves 32 babies from paralysis - Vimarsana News

Spina bifida: Surgery in the womb saves 32 babies from paralysis

Spina bifida: Surgery in the womb saves 32 babies from paralysis Advertisement NHS England said the intricate surgery, which involves a team of up to 30 medics, has been carried out on 32 babies in the womb since January 2020. Spina bifida prevents the spine and spinal cord developing properly and can lead to paralysis, as well as bowel, bladder and kidney problems. Teacher Helena Purcell, whose unborn baby was diagnosed with spina bifida, was operated on by the NHS when she was 23 weeks pregnant. She was originally told that her baby would likely be paralysed and incontinent, and would need ...