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to morally injurious experiences and explore how these mechanisms operate in individuals with EDs. The project will generate a moral injury-informed framework to guide future clinical practice. This framework
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for work, money and society. This PhD combines economics, psychology and health science to look into this topic for the first time. You will gain skills in behavioural experiments, data science and health
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people with lived experience and carers, and co-production of practical resources, with the aim of improving support for a poorly understood and underserved group. These studentships are funded through GW4
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dementia and co-occurring age-related conditions. The student will work at the intersection of dementia research, genetics, epidemiology and data science, gaining experience in the analysis of large-scale
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by people with diabetes, who often experience poorer clinical outcomes due to unstable blood sugar levels (adverse glycaemia). This project harnesses cutting-edge electronic patient record data
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of Klebsiella, a clinically important pathogen. Combining eco-evolutionary theory, lab experiments, and genomic sequencing, you will help build and validate a model predicting how antibiotic selection shifts with
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leukaemia (ALL) experience premature frailty (age 44) defined by muscle atrophy. Muscle protein synthesis is crucial for muscle growth and relies on physical activity and dietary protein; however
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emotions make individuals susceptible to the experience of pain. By identifying and applying a translational model of emotional flexibility, the neural networks that underly comorbidities of fear and anxiety
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to understand why different individuals experience different disease outcomes. These studentships are funded through GW4 BioMed3 MRC Doctoral Landscape Programme and consist of UK tuition fees, as well as a
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experience more stable blood glucose, potentially making exercise safer and easier to manage. But nobody has tested what actually happens to fuel use and glucose control during exercise in physically active