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Global experts release first guide to protect patients undergoing innovative surgery
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Global experts release first guide to protect patients undergoing innovative surgery

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Leading global doctors, researchers, and lawyers have joined forces with patient representatives and created the first-ever information guide to better support and protect patients across the world who are considering pioneering, but also potentially risky, surgery.See the Story
In Protest of the Self-Test: The Open Letter Demanding Accountability From Enough

In Protest of the Self-Test: The Open Letter Demanding Accountability From Enough

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By Nel Roden, Features Editor and Will White, News EditorTrigger Warning: Mentions of rape and sexual violence.Since their launch in October 2024, Enough, a self-swab rape test kit company, have established a known presence on campus. Their orange hoodies and paddling pools filled with self-test kits are now a recognisable sight for many students on their walk around university, and were even featured at the beloved end-of-year formal event, Win…See the Story
Swimming Home made me want to run home
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Swimming Home made me want to run home

By Harry Mayes, MA NeuroscienceThe novel-turned-film was a disturbing and uncomfortable film in all the wrong ways - cringey and pretentious hardly cover it. From unnecessarily intimate close-ups to unemphatic dialogue (possibly intentional but irrespectively dull) to try-hard interpretive dance breaks to embody some sexual metaphor or another, Swimming Home, whilst rich in colour, was limited in enjoyment. The excellent acting, colours and soun…Read Article

‘Weeks of disruption on campus’ if the University of Bristol does not reconsider redundancies

By James Lewis, Co-Editor-in-ChiefStaff at the Centre for Academic Language and Development (CALD) have voted to take industrial action in July and August over the University of Bristol’s plans to make 45 staff members redundant. The centre was established in 1989 to provide English language education to students, ‘whether or not English is their first language,’ to ensure everyone at the university have the level of English needed to complete a…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

GeoVax Advances Mpox Vaccine Development Amid Rising Global Cases

GeoVax Labs, Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company, is making significant strides in the development of its GEO-MVA vaccine for Mpox and smallpox, addressing the urgent need for diversified vaccine options amidst rising global cases. The company has received favorable regulatory feedback from the European Medicines Agency (EMA), setting the stage for an expedited path toward market access and commercialization. This development is critica…Vaccinations · BristolSee the Story

Bristol SU announces the end of associate memberships

By Julia Mullins, Co-Editor-in-ChiefBristol SU has announced that, following a review, the approval of Temporary Associate Members will cease from August 1.An associate member is ‘a member of the public who is not a current registered student at the University of Bristol but has purchased a membership to Bristol SU.’The change will exclude University of Bristol alumni and staff from membership to the Bristol SU and affiliated student groups. Acc…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

Review: Sophie Ellis-Bextor @ Bristol Beacon

By Aditi Hrisheekesh, Co-Deputy Music EditorDisco-pop enchantress: glam, glitz, and power-pop vocals. That's Sophie Ellis-Bextor for you. You’ve almost definitely heard ‘Murder on the Dancefloor’ - an iconic 2000s party track that seeped back into collective consciousness after Saltburn dropped in late 2023. Welcome back to her gleaming reign, because who said disco was dead?Long before, in the days of yore (the late '90s), Sophie had fronted in…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

Landlord replaces black mould with slightly greener mould to signal commitment to sustainability

By Sagal Khalif, Second Year, LawIn a bold move applauded by exactly zero people, Redland-based landlord Arnold Wette has replaced the longstanding black mould in one of his student properties with a more ‘ethnically-ambiguous’ shade of green mould, in what he describes as a significant step towards climate-responsible housing. 'We’re all about greener living’. ‘This isn't about cutting corners’ said Wette, who refuses to be called a landlord, …England · EnglandRead Article

The U.S. Benefits From International Students

More than 1.1 million international students are enrolled at American colleges and universities. They contribute greatly to our nation’s economic and intellectual well-being. Their presence confirms that our higher-education system is the envy of the world. It’s worrisome to see our leaders pursuing policies that will make it harder for international students to study here. […] .restricted-content { mask-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, black…Donald Trump · PalestineSee the Story

Review: Public Image Limited @ O2 Academy

By Aditi Hrisheekesh, Co-Deputy Music EditorPublic Image Limited hit the stage like post-punk prophets: seasoned alchemists turning fifty years of riffage into fiery musical gold. An ombré wall of flame-coloured lights adorned the backdrop, making Johnny Rotten emerge like a phoenix risen out of the ashes. Fifty years on from their first frenzied fumble into post-punk history, the band drags a body of work that is still thriving and still mutati…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

Review: Magdalena Bay @ Electric

By Sophie Scannell, Music SubeditorLast summer saw the irruption of Magdalena Bay's sophomore album, Imaginal Disk, onto the radars of synth pop apologists everywhere. Futuristic and floaty, the album ruminates on what it means to be human, experience natural emotion, and near closer to an idealised version of the self. Thankfully, the record is as expansive and complex in its sound as it is in sentiment.An immersive dreamscape, the liminal feel…Bristol, England · BristolRead Article

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