Study finds ‘worrying’ uptick in 2021 all-cause mortality, excluding Covid
All-cause excess mortality in Cyprus last year saw a massive 16.5 per cent deviation from the mean of the previous five years, a just-released peer...
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Coronavirus: UCy publishes first-ever study on antibody levels among Cypriot population
A first of its kind study on the levels of antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 among Cypriots who had Covid-19 has been published in the peer-reviewed Journal...
Room for improvement but Cyprus on track to lower polluted air emissions
A EU study published on Friday revealed that, like most European countries, Cyprus needs to step up efforts across all sectors to make sure citizens...
Banking our DNA for future generations
The University of Cyprus has been awarded significant EU funding to expand its biobank, an important tool in fighting diseases By Annette Chrysostomou Biobanks, collections...
Many women with early-stage breast cancer can skip chemo – study
Some 70 per cent of women with early-stage breast cancer and an intermediate risk of cancer recurrence can safely skip chemotherapy after their tumors have been removed, US researchers...
Study finds adults lack financial knowledge
Adults in many countries lack financial knowledge, and Cyprus is no exception, a new study by the University of Cambridge and University College London has...
Cyprus academic says controversial lesbian report ‘misunderstood’ (Updated)
A University of Nicosia social scientist, Menelaos Apostolou, has said a paper he published which some thought it claimed that women become lesbians because men...
High-level of tertiary education but low levels of basic skills
Cyprus maintains a very high level of tertiary educational attainment but persists in having relatively low levels of basic skills, a report just published reveals....
One third of road victims under 25
Almost one third of victims of fatal road accidents this year were under 25, Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou said on Monday at the launch of...
Harsh penalties for driving offences not enough on their own – study
A study by the University of Cyprus law department into how to reduce road accidents concludes that extrajudicial penalties should be harsher but said this...
