BATH, England, May 17 -- The University of Bath posted the following news: * * * Bath Professor of Public Health contributes to Pan-European Commission on Climate and Health report * Anna Gilmore, Professor of Public Health and Co-Director of the Centre for 21st Century Public Health (C21PH) at the University of Bath, has urged governments across Europe to regulate the major industries and commercial actors that undermine climate and health protection efforts, following the release of a major report today. Prof Gilmore contributed expert  more PR

BATH, England, May 15 -- Bath Spa University issued the following Q&A on May 14, 2026, involving professor of psychology and science communication Pete Etchells: * * * Rethinking screen time: The science behind social media and mental health Social media use and screen time has been a hot topic this year: globally, there is a growing sense of concern about use and overuse, particularly in children and young people, and efforts are underway in many countries - including the UK - to regulate and restrict social media use for children and young more PR

BRISBANE, Australia, May 18 -- The University of Queensland posted the following news: * * * Beyond the bowser: why petrol prices can feel unfair to some Australians * After weeks of volatility linked to conflict in the Middle East, fuel prices across Australia have begun to ease somewhat, helped by temporary excise cuts and closer scrutiny of fuel retailers. Despite some relief at the bowser, public frustration remains strong. At first glance it looks like a familiar cost-of-living story - petrol prices rise, households feel pressure and c more PR

KONGENS LYNGBY, Denmark, May 16 -- The Technical University of Denmark posted the following news: * * * The cost of damage: Coastal residents pay a heavy price for storm surges * A new analysis from DTU shows that households affected by storm surges incur significant out-of-pocket costs and spend hundreds of hours on clean-up and reconstruction - in addition to government compensation. Furthermore, almost 40 per cent of the owners have experienced physical or mental consequences. Peter Aagaard Brixen Flooding from the sea does not only  more PR

BOLTON, England, May 11 -- The University of Greater Manchester issued the following news: * * * University academics' research gains global recognition Two academics from the University of Greater Manchester have had their research abstracts accepted for presentation at the prestigious International Society for Physical Activity and Health (ISPAH) World Congress 2026, to be held in Mexico later this year. The research abstracts are: * From Global Policy to Local Gown and Town: Active Campus Ecologies for Health Equity, grounded in Craig H more PR