Imperial medical students demonstrate how games can help people quit smoking
Imperial medics are readying the launch of a smartphone app they've developed that uses CBT and principles of game design to help people quit smoking.
Why do poor people have more alcohol-related deaths than rich people?
Medic Conor Walsh has won an award for his essay on why lower socioeconomic groups suffer more alcohol-related harm, even though they drink less.
How does the body react to roller coasters? Students test theme park rides
Imperial biomedical science students have worked with Thorpe Park Resort to test the physiological and psychological ups and downs of roller coasters.
Award-winning project supports medical student mothers and fathers
A programme supporting medics who are pregnant or parents has been recognised with an award and is to be written-up as a model for other universities.
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Medical students learn by following new mother-and-child over three years
An innovative 'Follow My Footsteps' programme is enabling Imperial medical students to follow the development of a child from before birth to age two.
Medics recognised for work on risks of common bile duct stents
Imperial medical students have been commended for a project that seeks to reduce the risks associated with using common bile duct stents long-term.
Human pathology and anatomy specimens donated to Singapore
Medical students in Singapore have received a gift of a most unusual kind: human pathology and anatomy specimens, donated by Imperial College London.
Imperial medical students to gain healthcare experience in Nepal
First-year medical students will experience community healthcare in remote Nepal close-up this autumn following a new charity partnership.
Thousands raised for charity by Imperial medicine & biomedical science students
Imperial students took to the streets of London last week for their annual 'Circle Line' fundraiser, making over £6,000 for a local hospital.
Imperial undergrad merits award for muscle research
An Imperial undergraduate has won special merit for his research on muscle sarcomere in a pitching competition aimed at researchers far his senior.
