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Study shows how news shapes humanitarian aid from governments
A new study shows that media coverage of crises can increase governments allocation of emergency humanitarian aid whether or not the crisis merits it.
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Challenging Einsteins greatest theory with extreme stars
UEA researchers have helped conduct a 16-year long experiment to challenge Einsteins theory of general relativity.
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How the body uses fat to fight infection
New research from UEA and the Quadram Institute reveals how our immune cells use the bodys fat stores to fight infection.
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Funding boost to improve youth mental health post pandemic
A research project to improve young peoples mental health post pandemic is being launched thanks to a funding boost from UEAHSCP.
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New air pollution detection model promises more accurate picture
Air pollutants that have previously escaped monitoring can now be detected through a new method developed at the University of East Anglia (UEA) - promising a more complete picture for people and policy development.
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UEA volunteer research reveals how to build inclusive societies
Strong partnerships between volunteers and their governments are key to how we build equal and inclusive societies according to a new UN report involving UEA researchers.
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Making the right decisions for children growing up in long term foster care
The essential role of long-term foster carers in helping to transform the lives of vulnerable children in care is highlighted in a new study published today.
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New support launched for employers and staff affected by Covid pandemic
A new resource has been launched to help employers and frontline workers as they recover from the impacts of Covid-19.
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Locking your phone in a box can help you break free
Going cold turkey without your phone on holiday may be the key to healthier digital wellbeing, a new study from the University of East Anglia and the University of Greenwich suggests.
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The diabetes medication that could revolutionise heart failure treatment
A medication originally used for patients with diabetes is the first to help people with heart failure and could revolutionise treatment, according to new UEA research.
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De cluttering may not help people with dementia
A clutter-free environment may not help people with dementia carry out daily tasks according to a new UEA study.
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How eating less in early life could help with reproduction later on
Switching from a restricted diet to eating as much as you like could be beneficial for reproduction in later life, according to new UEA research.
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