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Queen Mary University of London

Public research university in London, England

Queen Mary has a long, proud and distinctive history built on four historic institutions stretching back to 1785 and beyond.

Our founding institutions are: St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical College, London Hospital Medical College, Westfield College and Queen Mary College.

All four institutions were founded to improve the lives of people with less privilege. St Bartholomew’s Hospital Medical College and The London Hospital Medical College were established to improve the health of the local communities in the City and east London. Westfield College and Queen Mary College provided education to women and working class communities in the East End, respectively, at a time when these groups faced extreme barriers to education.

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Details last updated 04-Feb-2019

Queen Mary University of London News

Affordable cholesterol treatment cuts heart disease and stroke risk in older adults

Affordable cholesterol treatment cuts heart disease and stroke risk in older adults

Oxford Population Health - 10-Sep-2024

Statins shown to benefit and save costs for people over 70

Blood proteins predict the 10-year risk of developing 67 diseases

Blood proteins predict the 10-year risk of developing 67 diseases

Inside Precision Medicine - 22-Jul-2024

Research highlights the potential of proteomics in disease prediction

Naked mole-rats' genome unveils secrets of their heart health

Naked mole-rats' genome unveils secrets of their heart health

Queen Mary University of London - 27-Mar-2024

Unique metabolism shields hearts in low-oxygen conditions, offering clues to human heart protection

Anxiety and worry-prone personalities linked to early signs of heart ageing

Anxiety and worry-prone personalities linked to early signs of heart ageing

Independent - 19-Feb-2024

Addressing mental health could help protect heart health in the long term

High-income countries like the UK projected to see 50% increase in cancer cases

High-income countries like the UK projected to see 50% increase in cancer cases

Independent - 16-Nov-2023

Smoking tobacco alone results in a loss of at least 20.8 million years of life


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