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• PM-254 Doctors, patients & the goals of medicine

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• PM-341 Human Biology and the Environment

  This module is intended to provide an understanding of how our environmental factors impact on key aspects of human biology. Various environmental factors such as diet, stress, and pollution will be considered with a focus on their effects on epigenetics, inflammation, gut microbiota, mitochondrial health, and oxidative stress in non-communicable diseases in particular (e.g. chronic respiratory disease, cancer and metabolic disorders). The effect of extreme environments (e.g. altitude, space) and ageing on multiple organ systems will be considered. Students will gain practical experience in communicating these issues to scientific and non-scientific audiences.

• Self-HArm Research UK (SHARE-UK) (current)

  Student name: Amanda Marchant

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Prof Keith Lloyd

  Other supervisor: Prof Ann John

• The Role and Effects of Self-harm in Adults (current)

  Student name: Kate Southern

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Prof Keith Lloyd

  Other supervisor: Dr Alison Porter

  Other supervisor: Prof Ann John

• 'The SMS (Short-Messaging for Self-harm) study to develop a complex intervention to reduce repeat self-harm among young people presenting to emergency departments.' (awarded 2017)

  Student name: Helen Daniels

  PhD

  Other supervisor: Prof Ann John

  Other supervisor: Prof Keith Lloyd