Research Division
Project Title: Innovative Diagnostics to Improve Patient and Public Health Outcomes in Infectious Diseases Supervisor(s): Primary Supervisor: Professor Deborah Williamson (University of St Andrews, School of Medicine)…
Written by Derek Main, Business School Communications Lead The Scottish Council on Global Affairs (SCGA) has recognised the University of St Andrews for its leadership in developing a new, innovation-led approach to…
School of Medicine Lecturer Dr Joanne Cecil will contribute her expertise to an £800,000 research project aimed at tackling career barriers faced by doctors with disabilities. Led by the University of Aberdeen’s…
On 31 October, the Centre for Evidence and Values in Healthcare (CEVH) welcomed a full house to its inaugural event, officially launching the Centre. Attendees represented all career stages and a wide range of…
According to official data published by the National Records of Scotland, Scotland saw 1,017 drug-related deaths in 2024, the lowest figure since 2017 and 13 per cent fewer than in 2023. A sign of progress, but after…
The University of St Andrews School of Medicine is leading a pioneering new study aimed at improving the early diagnosis and treatment of sepsis across Scotland. Generously funded by the UK Sepsis Trust, the Improving…
A new systematic review led by the School of Medicine has shed light on how chronic diseases tend to cluster together in adults, revealing important differences based on age and sex. The findings offer vital insights…
The University of St Andrews looks forward to hosting the Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) Conference in 2026.
The University of St Andrews is one of five research centres[1] leading the €6.8 million SUMIT project (Substance Use and Mental Health Interventions using Digital Technology), launched at the end of May. Led by Queens…
In a groundbreaking effort to reshape Scotland’s public health landscape, researchers at the University of St Andrews School of Medicine have launched Scotland Speaks, the largest-ever survey of Scottish residents’…