Expert opinion: Corneal grafting
The cornea can sometimes become damaged to the extent that a replacement by means of a corneal graft becomes the only way to restore vision.
News from 2016
Coping with the challenges of traditional South Asian attitudes to women and work.
I’m a British born Pakistani Muslim girl from Yorkshire. Most women from this background don’t leave their maternal home until they are married. You only move to live with your husband and/or his family so when I told my parents I’d rather
Can death in the past help us discuss loss in the present?
Researchers in Bradford and Leicester are exploring how looking into our past can help health professionals think differently about death.
Being the boss: Bradford Optometry graduate, Dan Varcoe 2013, profiled by Association of Optometrists
After graduating from the University of Bradford in 2013, Dan Varcoe headed to Jersey for what he labels a “unique“ pre-reg period. Based on an island with a population estimated at less than 100,000, he completed his pre-reg year at independent
Bradford academic advises on Under the Bed Play
University of Bradford Social Work lecturer Philip Gilligan has provided professional academic advice to the creators of the play Under the Bed which is currently touring England. The play, from 154 Collective, addresses issues around child abuse