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Highlighting the unseen realities of living with multiple long-term conditions
A short film from the Me, Myself, and my (IN)visible CondItions through a GeNder EyeGlass (M2NING) project is shedding light on the often-unseen experiences of people living with multiple long-term conditions (MLTC).
Inclusive Community Engagement in Action
We are pleased to showcase a new resource, co-developed with the Rabta Group at the Bilal Jamia Masjid Mosque to support conversations about ageing research with under-represented communities.
Summer Research Scholarships Bring NUMed Students to Newcastle
We were delighted to host two visiting medical students from Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia for research placements this summer.
Strength training for multiple long-term conditions
New review highlights potential for strength training to benefit people living with MLTC.
6 in 10 adults admitted to hospital in NE England are living with MLTC
Our latest ADMISSION paper highlights the sheer scale of the challenge that MLTC present in hospitals.
AI research to solve challenges in healthcare for older people
AGE Research Group welcomed Dr Elly Liang to speak about her research in AI computing methods and their application to healthcare challenges.
AGE Research Group welcomes Luis de Miranda visit
Geriatrician colleague Dr Luis de Miranda visited from Brazil to discuss sarcopenia, Chagas’ disease and geriatric medicine.
Launch of BEPOP exercise benchmarking programme Wave 3 results
Progress seen in the quality of strength training for older people, but more to do to improve diagnosis of sarcopenia.