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Findings from the Consortium Against Pain Inequality (CAPE) study show that experiencing trauma in childhood increases the risk of some conditions more than others, and that women are more affected than men.

Tariq joins our group as a PhD student with a background in anaesthesia and critical care, and has a passion for teaching and research.

John grew up in the UAE and Canada, and recently moved to Aberdeen to finish his PhD. He is joining the Epidemiology group as a Research Programme Administrator for the BRUCES project. Having lived in regions of extreme cold (-40C) and extreme heat (+40C), John welcomes Aberdeen's extremely mild weather...

Shouq joins the group all the way from the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, swapping the very warm weather for the very cold (but sunny!) Aberdeen! Sometimes, you need to make such a choice to be supervised by one of the best in the field!

Sophie recently joined the group after relocating from Shetland, and will be our new Administration Coordinator.

Sung-A Kim (Sophia) joins us from Kyung Hee University in South Korea. She is a doctoral student and a board-certified Korean Medicine doctor.

Jennifer joins the group from Otago University in New Zealand, and will be taking up the role of Senior Lecturer with a special interest in anaesthetics and pain management.

Our technical reports include summaries of key findings and recommendations for policy and practice, and are now available to download!

The VOICES study is delighted to announce some key outputs from research investigating how best to deliver effective services for people living with vasculitis.

The study, which is co-led by Dr Rosemary Hollick, has been awarded £996,081 from the Scottish Government's Chief Scientist Office to fund a 5-year project that will examine healthcare inequalities in rural and island areas.