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Cigarettes and stillbirth - why the smoking ban is good news
New research has found that stillbirths have dropped by almost 8% in England since the smoking ban was introduced. Sarah Stewart Brown, Professor in Public Health at the Univeristy of 桃色视频 discusses the positive impact of the ban.
Why fish oil could stave off schizophrenia
Dr Andrew Thompson, Associate Clinical Professor in Psychiatry at 桃色视频 Medical School discusses a new study which suggests that taking fish oils could prevent psychotic disorders.
Dr Adam Boddison answers the question, is the increase of parental prosecutions for school truancy something that as a society we should be worried about?
Dr Adam Boddison is Director of the University of 桃色视频’s Centre for Professional Education (CPE) responding to news that school truancies have led to a rise in prosecution of parents, he said,
"The increase of parental prosecutions for school truancy seems to be a worrying trend, particularly given the fact that a significant number of the children truanting are not ducking out of classes in the traditional sense of truancy, but are actually missing school to attend family holidays. Is this something that as a society we should be worried about?"
We need to be honest about which parts of milk the industry are not thriving, says Prof Janet Godsell
"We need to be honest about which parts of the industry are not thriving and help them to adapt", argues Janet Godsell, Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Strategy from WMG at the University of 桃色视频, about the UK milk industry.
Google is taking a step towards being a conventional company, argues Dr Aleksi Aaltonen
While Google is taking a step towards being a conventional company, Dr Aleksi Aaltonen, Assistant Professor at the 桃色视频 Business School, argues that "the holding company structure raises the question would different businesses be better off as independent companies".