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Edge Hill suicide prevention work recognised by Health Select Committee
Edge Hill suicide prevention work recognised by Health Select Committee Two mental health projects ran by Edge Hill University and Everton in the Community have been highlighted in a Health Select Committee paper, published today. The publication ‘Suicide Prevention’ suggests that the Government’s suicide prevention strategy needs greater focus on implementation, and identifies projects including […]
High profile figures to explore links between exercise and mental health
High profile figures from the world of sport and mental health will visit Edge Hill University this week to celebrate University Mental Health Day 2017.
Everton star backs innovative children’s mental health project
Everton FC star Leighton Baines has backed innovative children’s mental health project Tackling the Blues, a joint initiative between Edge Hill University and Everton in the Community.
New study highlights continued abuse suffered by football referees
Research conducted by three UK universities shows that 60% of football referees questioned experience abuse every couple of games with one in five facing physical abuse.
‘Moderate levels of exercise improve your short-term memory’ new research shows
New research from Edge Hill University shows that exercising at moderate intensity improves the accuracy of a person’s short-term memory.
Feedback, improvements and future plans for Sport and Physical Activity
Feedback from students is important to Edge Hill and we look closely at information provided so we can make students’ experience at the University more rewarding, positive and successful.
Graduate Jack makes a difference to the community through Tackling the Blues initiative
Dedicated Sport, Physical Activity and Mental Health student Jack Mullineux has already managed to secure his dream job after completing his Masters and graduating from Edge Hill University today.
Student wins young investigator award for her Edge Hill research
Former Edge Hill University student Alison Welsh has received the New Investigator Award from the 6th Annual Conference of the British Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation.