Landmark clinical trial could change lives
ARU academics carrying out study to cut heart failure risk after a heart attack
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2 July 2026
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1 July 2026 
It takes 25 minutes to ‘sync’ in a therapy session
Study finds window of peak heart-rate synchrony between therapist and patient
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29 June 2026 
ARU receives £4.8m to boost innovation in the NHS
The NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme has already helped launch 691 start-ups
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22 May 2026 
How Omega‑3s can provide a workout boost
VIEWPOINT: Fish oils appear to help muscles recover more efficiently after exercise
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20 May 2026 
ARU part of £1.4m drive to boost healthcare in East
Researchers at School of Medicine will push to bring faster, better treatments
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18 May 2026 
Does being married influence your risk of cancer?
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert examines new research containing some surprising findings
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15 May 2026 
Viagra could hold key to halting Peyronie’s disease
New study finds drug combination can help treat condition affecting 10% of men
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11 May 2026 
GLP-1 drugs have long-term benefit for heart health
New study found weight-loss medications reduced cardiovascular events by 13%
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1 May 2026
School of Medicine is advancing opportunities
ARU is aiming to ease Essex’s workforce issues by levelling the playing field
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30 April 2026 
ARU student nurses receive national recognition
Tonicha Patterson and Oreoluwa Akinwunmi win Student Nursing Times Awards