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The UK reveals breakthrough Cancer developments amidst COVID-19

Posted on 22nd January 202122nd January 2021 by Grace Mortley

A new blood test that can detect up to 50 different types of cancer is due to be piloted across England next year. The trial is being conducted on 165,000 patients by the NHS in […]

Neglected: Mental health during coronavirus

Posted on 19th November 202019th November 2020 by Ahnaf Akeef

Have we been prioritising physical health and containing the virus at the expanse of neglecting mental health in this country? Clarissa Leung and Ahnaf Akeef report on Covid’s impact on mental health.

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Pubs close at 10pm to reduce spread of virus

Posted on 2nd October 20202nd October 2020 by Alexander Schafernaker

The Gryphon spoke to virologist Dr. Stephen Griffin from the Leeds School of Medicine about the science behind the new rule. Last week in a speech to the House of Commons, Boris Johnson laid out […]

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NHS Launches New Track and Trace App

Posted on 30th September 202030th September 2020 by Alice Spall

The long-awaited NHS track and trace app was finally released in England this week… however with doubts rising surrounding the performance of the app and data protection issues, it is uncertain how popular the app will be.

The 72nd Anniversary Of The NHS: How Our Beloved Health Service Came To Be

Posted on 5th July 20205th July 2020 by Beanna Olding

In spite of its current state of precarious chaos brought about through years of unforgivable mismanagement, the UK still has much to be grateful for in its National Health Service. You don’t have to search […]

A Deep Look at the State of Mental Health in Leeds

Posted on 11th June 202013th June 2020 by Ed Barnes

“I think that the transition in becoming an adult is becoming all the more intense” Amy Wells says to me, the Welfare Officer at Leeds University Union (LUU), as we discuss over the phone about […]

1000 University of Leeds Nursing and Medical Students Fast-tracked into the NHS

Posted on 22nd May 202025th May 2020 by Amy Ramswell

To help reduce the pressure on hospital staff, over 1000 final year medical and nursing students at the University of Leeds have been fast-tracked into the NHS, enabling them to work as junior doctors sooner […]

The Student Volunteers Helping the NHS Up and Down the Country

Posted on 15th May 202015th May 2020 by Ed Barnes

Since lockdown was imposed on the whole of the UK on 23rd March 2020, the lives of many students have certainly been disrupted as they either moved back home or buckled down in Leeds and […]

Coronavirus: A Racial Pandemic

Posted on 11th May 2020 by Nisha Chandar-Nair

An article by Sadiq Kahn was recently published in The Guardian as one of the first discussions on the disproportioned effect Coronavirus is having on the Black Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) community. In his […]

Prioritising COVID-19 doesn’t justify deaths from other diseases

Posted on 11th May 202011th May 2020 by Aniruddha Gupta

Covid-19 is wreaking havoc across the globe having infected millions and has directly killed hundreds of thousands with World Health Organisation (W.H.O) stating that the worst is yet to come. The figures reported are fatalities […]

The NHS is not a charity

Posted on 7th May 20207th May 2020 by Annabel Bowker

Over the past few weeks you have, no doubt, seen the various challenges and fundraisers circulating around social media. Run 5, Donate 5, Nominate 5. The 2.6 Challenge. And most importantly, Captain Tom Moore, who […]

Engineering School Makes Venturi Valve for Ventilators from 3-D Printers

Posted on 4th May 20204th May 2020 by Megan Valentine

In response to the increased demand for respiratory support, as well as the shortage of medical equipment, researchers from University of Leeds, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) and Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust […]

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