#cambridge-university

#cambridge-university

Cambridge University historically abused its power to imprison women without trial, branding them as immoral despite no legal wrongdoing.

Cambridge University students are now offered heart screenings following the tragic death of a fellow student due to an undiagnosed heart condition.

Serving beer in smaller glasses can significantly reduce alcohol consumption in pubs, promoting better health outcomes.

Strategically changing serving sizes may help combat alcohol-related illnesses such as cancer.

Early Christian male writers used the concept of inner beauty to control how women dressed in the third century.

The roots of modern perceptions of women's appearance can be traced back to the middle ages.

Neuroferritinopathy is a rare genetic disease with only about 100 known patients worldwide.

A drug trial at Cambridge University aims to repurpose existing medication to draw out iron build-up in the brain and potentially reverse the effects.

Jeremy Prynne is not a morning person but is highly productive in the evening.

Prynne's rooms at Gonville and Caius College in Cambridge are filled with books and have been a meeting place for poets.