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Hypertension creates global health issue Middle-income counties are falling behind in treating major preventable cause of cardiovascular disease
Birmingham Perspective The truth matters in politics "Many politicians are accused of deceit, but Boris Johnson's lies are viewed as deliberate, habitual and personal." Join the conversation
Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and the University of Birmingham New online hub launched with latest news and updates, University events and travel information to campus
Late Night Exchange: Anatomical Drawing with Alice Roberts Join anatomist and broadcaster Alice Roberts for this live drawing workshop in the atmospheric setting of The Exchange Banking Hall.
Creativity and Curiosity Explore an exhibition of unique artwork selected from the international art-science project, Creativity and Curiosity.
Guest Speaker Series: Mums for Lungs On Clean Air Day 2022, join University of Birmingham researchers and Mums for Lungs founder Kirsten de Vos to hear more about the important work being done.
Ceremony: Pop Comes to Campus Student researchers from the College of Arts and Law are ripping open the pages of the student Redbrick newspaper from the 60s, 70s and beyond, exploring the gig culture on campus.
University of Birmingham twins with Ukrainian partner institution The agreement with Ivan Franko National University demonstrates the two institutions' shared values during the current invasion of Ukraine.
Growing Up in Manchester Birmingham historian launches new exhibition on what life was like for children in Manchester in the 19th and 20th centuries.
NHS waiting lists set to triple by 2030 Our experts say increased waiting lists for elective surgery are inevitable without massive investment now.
EU citizens living in UK question their future Our study finds that Brexit has left EU migrants with negative feelings about living in Britain