Genome sequencing suggests that the Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain responsible for the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and spillover to Uganda is genetically distinct (variant) from strains responsible…
Earlier this month, the School of Medicine was proud to host the Society for Academic Primary Care’s (SAPC) 54th Annual Scientific Meeting, welcoming researchers, educators and practitioners from across the UK and…
We are delighted to share that this year the top prize of the UK Faculty of Public Health has been won by our own Prof Peter Donnelly, awarded “in recognition of outstanding contribution through research that has…
Students and staff from across the School of Medicine gathered on Friday 12 June for the School of Medicine Postgraduate Research (PGR) Conference 2026, an annual event celebrating the outstanding research being…
What role do universities play in tackling society’s biggest challenges? The Universities Scotland Universal Partners campaign showcases how Scotland’s universities work alongside government, public services,…
Researchers from the School of Medicine at the University of St Andrews have cautiously suggested that the use of popular weight‑loss drugs around the time of pregnancy does not appear to increase the overall risk of…
The School of Medicine’s annual Postgraduate Research (PGR) Conference took place on 18 June 2025 in Upper and Lower College Halls, showcasing the breadth and depth of research across the postgraduate community. The…
A new study published in Globalization and Health and led by the School of Medicine has highlighted the role corporate tax revenue can play in achieving the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs).…
Dr Silvia Paracchini recently discussed her research at the Café Scientifique group in Pitlochry.
A new university-affiliated blog presents the work of researchers through graphics, illustrations and art