Anti-psychotic drug could treat aggressive breast cancer
A commonly-used anti-psychotic drug could also be effective against triple negative breast cancer, the form of the disease that is most difficult to treat, new research has found.
A commonly-used anti-psychotic drug could also be effective against triple negative breast cancer, the form of the disease that is most difficult to treat, new research has found.
Dr Gisela Helfer explains how hamsters may hold the clue to obesity
University of Bradford staff and students are being encouraged to get behind local side, Bradford Park Avenue, for this year’s Non-League Football Day on 13 October.
The University of Bradford has hosted the international P70 conference, bringing polymer engineering experts together from across the world.
To celebrate International Day of Peace we asked what peace means to Dr Macaulay