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International business travel increases risk taking and puts strain on mental health, research from Kingston University and International SOS reveals
Posted Friday 9 November 2018
People who travel internationally as part of their work are more likely to engage in risky behaviour while away from home, according to a new study by Kingston University and International SOS Foundation.
Encouraging more health workers to have flu jab needs new approach that connects on an emotional level, Kingston University research finds
Posted Tuesday 6 November 2018
Persuading more health workers to have the flu jab to protect themselves and their patients cannot be done through facts and statistics alone, new research by a leading behavioural scientist from Kingston University has revealed.
Chancellor's Budget confirms mental health is high on Government's agenda and receiving long overdue recognition, Kingston University and St George's, University of London expert says
Posted Friday 2 November 2018
Kingston University and St Georges, University of London mental health expert Professor Mary Chambers evaluates the announcement of a number of new initiatives to help people with mental health problems in this year's Budget.
Napoleon called us a nation of shopkeepers but Chancellor's Budget doesn't go far enough to defend this, Kingston University retail expert says
Posted Tuesday 30 October 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond's Budget plans to support the country's high street through cutting business rates is welcome, but doesn't do enough to support big chains, according to a Kingston University retail expert.
Kingston University experts share top tips for Halloween horror with five fearsome Gothic novels, films and KPOP music videos
Posted Tuesday 30 October 2018
Hankering after Halloween horror? Fear not, Kingston University film, literature and media experts Dr Simon Brown, Professor Fred Botting and Dr Colette Balmain have shared a selection of their top fives to put the frighteners on.
Pets help retired owners fall asleep more easily and feel better about their neighbourhood, Kingston and St George's research reveals
Posted Tuesday 9 October 2018
Health and wellbeing expert Gill Mein and statistician Robert Grant from the department of rehabilitation sciences found older people who own pets fall asleep more easily and feel consistently more positive about their local environment than those who don't have animals.
Kingston University climbs in latest Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide
Posted Wednesday 26 September 2018
Kingston University has climbed 12 places in two years in the Times and Sunday Times ranking.
Kingston University experts to explore how 5G technology could provide farmers with eye in the sky over their fields as part of £2.1m Government-funded 5GRIT project
Posted Wednesday 12 September 2018
Kingston University's Robot Vision team will explore how 5G could allow intelligent drones to monitor crops and livestock on farms as part of nine-partner initiative trialling innovative uses of the technology across a range of rural applications.
