• ‘I suppose I think to myself, that’s the best way to be a mother’: how ideologies of parenthood shape women’s reproductive intentions and their use of social egg freezing 

  Baldwin, Kylie (Article)

  The age distribution of women giving birth in England and Wales, as well as many other Western countries, has changed significantly in recent decades with growing numbers of women having children later in their reproductive ...
• Health Effects and Risks of Caffeine, Theobromine and Theophylline 

  Bhambra, Avninder S. ; Pena-Fernandez, A. ; Evans, M. D. (Book chapter)

  Methylxanthines, namely caffeine, theobromine and theophylline are found in several beverages and food products such as coffee, cocoa, tea and cola drinks. These substances can provide benefits to humans but also prove ...
• Public health, research and rights: the perspectives of deliberation panels with politically and socially active disabled people 

  Berghs, Maria ; Atkin, Karl ; Graham, Hilary ; Hatton, Chris ; Thomas, Carol (Article)

  Public health research purports to provide the evidence base for policies, programmes and interventions to improve the health of a population. However, there is increasing awareness that the experiences of disabled people ...
• Aphasia teaching by the experts: A collaborative approach to undergraduate education 

  Bixley, Morag ; DMU4 conversation group Aphasia Leicester (Conference)

  Background information DMU4 is a once monthly conversation group for people with aphasia (PWA). It started in 2008 and is part of the Aphasia Leicester Group, an organisation created and run by PWA. The main purpose of ...
• Aphasia – an information leaflet designed by people with aphasia. 

  Bixley, Morag ; DMU4 Conversation Group Aphasia Leicester ; Hamilton, Catherine (Conference)

  Background information DMU4 is a conversation group for people with aphasia (PWA). It is part of Aphasia Leicester (AL), a stroke support group. In June 2010 the conversation group was asked to give feedback about aphasia ...
• The effect of Interleukin 1 Beta on vascular Angiopoietin 1 signalling 

  Bilimoria, Jay ; Singh, Harprit (Conference)
• Self-disgust within eating disordered groups: Associations with anxiety, disgust sensitivity and sensory processing. 

  Bell, Katie ; Coulthard, Helen ; Wildbur, D. (Article)

  This study aimed to assess the relationship between self-disgust and sensory processing within eating psychopathology. Five hundred and ninety one women with a self-reported diagnosis of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa ...
• Exploring accounts of joint working between Speech and Language Therapists and Stroke Association Communication Support Coordinators 

  Scantlebury, K. ; Bixley, Morag ; Williamson, I. R. (Conference)

  Exploring accounts of joint working between Speech and Language Therapists and Stroke Association Communication Support Coordinators Introduction Both Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs) and Stroke Association ...
• Analysis of teaching workshop in environmental toxicology. 

  Pena-Fernandez, A. ; Escalera Izquierdo, B. ; Pena, M. A. (Conference)

  El título de Farmacéutico Especialista en Farmacia Industrial y Galénica se imparte en la Unidad Docente de Farmacia y Tecnología Farmacéutica de la Universidad de Alcalá (UAH) desde el curso académico 2005-2006. Esta ...
• Monitoring the presence and distribution of platinum and rhodium in urban soils of Alcalá de Henares (Madrid, Spain) and its possible impact on human health. 

  Pena-Fernandez, A. ; Lobo-Bedmar, M. C. ; Mateos Vega, C. J. ; Gonzalez-Munoz, M. J. (Article)

  The constant urban and demographic development has led to the emergence of new risks to human health in the urban environment. In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the presence of metals and metalloids ...
• Counterfactual reasoning for regretted situations involving controllable versus uncontrollable events: The modulating role of contingent self-esteem 

  Wilkinson, M. R. ; Ball, Linden J. ; Alford, David (Article)

  We report a study that examined the modulating impact of contingent self-esteem on regret intensity for regretted outcomes associated with controllable versus uncontrollable events. The Contingent Self-Esteem Scale (e.g., ...
• The ‘Twice a Child’ projects: learning about dementia and related disorders within the black and minority ethnic population of an English city and improving relevant services 

  Jolley, David ; Moreland, Neil ; Read, Kate ; Kaur, Harjinder ; Jutlla, Karan ; Clark, Michael (Article)

  Dementia is found in all races. Within the UK, elders in black and minority ethnic (BME) communities are often unable or unwilling to access services that might help them when they develop dementia. A series of research-based ...
• The personalisation of dementia services and existential realities: understanding Sikh carers caring for an older person with dementia in Wolverhampton 

  Jutlla, Karan ; Moreland, Neil (Article)

  While personalisation and service choice remains a central plank of the Labour Government’s policies in health and social care, there is a growing evidence base confirming that ethnic minority groups, are disadvantaged as ...
• Capturing progress in creative arts and dementia 

  Jutlla, Karan ; Parsons, Maria ; Coaten, Richard ; Gardiner, Larry ; Brooker, Dawn (Article)

  Karan Jutlla, Maria Parsons, Richard Coaten, Larry Gardiner and Dawn Brooker report on an event that explored some of the challenges of developing the creative arts in dementia care - and celebrated clever partnership working.
• Ethnicity and Cultural Diversity in Dementia Care. A Review of the Research 

  Jutlla, Karan (Article)

  In this review Dr Karan Jutlla identifies research which could offer insights into the challenges and experiences of people living with dementia and their family carers from BME communities, and highlights evidence to ...
• The effects of age upon the expression of three miRNAs in muscle stem cells isolated from two different porcine skeletal muscles 

  Redshaw, Zoe ; Sweetman, Dylan ; Loughna, Paul T. (Article)

  Aging is associated with a gradual loss of skeletal muscle mass and an impaired ability of this tissue to compensate for trauma. Studies in rodents and humans have also shown that resident stem cells within muscle have a ...
• The experiences, needs and outcomes for carers of people with dementia: Literature Review 

  La Fontaine, J. ; Read, K. ; Brooker, D. ; Evans, S ; Jutlla, Karan (Other)

  RSAS is developing new and innovative ways of supporting carers, people living with dementia and their families. The charity aims to enhance the health and well-being of carers through providing services that increase their ...
• The care of older people with dementia and other mental disorders when they are admitted to General Hospitals: learning from a network of Mental Health Liaison teams 

  Jutlla, Karan ; Graham, Sandra ; Jolley, David (Article)
• Is children’s hair a reliable matrix for determining environmental exposition to trace elements? - Establishing possible “reference” values. 

  Pena-Fernandez, A. ; Gonzalez-Munoz, M. J. ; Lobo-Bedmar, M. C. (Conference)
• Aluminium intoxication and beer consumption: effects in the levels of trace metals in mouse brain. 

  Gonzalez-Munoz, M. J. ; Meseguer, Isabel ; Mateos Vega, C. J. ; Benedí, J. ; Sanchez-Muniz, Francisco J. ; Lobo-Bedmar, M. C. ; Pena-Fernandez, A. (Conference)

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