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Spring 2025 - Issue 135

Precision Medicine Special Issue

Educating for precision: Physiology through a precision medicine lens

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Two heads? No problem, flatworms as a model organism for practical lessons

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Facing the fear: A scaffolding approach to teaching life sciences undergraduates R coding

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Physiology on film

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Active learning by design: Scalable strategies for physiology education

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From bench to boardroom: A career in physiology education

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Why I chose a career in physiology education

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From PhD student to Professor in physiology education

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Assessment and feedback in the AI era

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Introduction

Editorial: Welcome to our Precision Medicine Special Issue

Issue Highlights

The history of writing in physiology: Why I applied for a Paton Historical Studies Fund from The Physiological Society

The history of writing in physiology: Why I applied for a Paton Historical Studies Fund

The Journal of Precision Medicine: Health and Disease. A pivotal moment for shaping the future of healthcare shares Professor Colleen E. Clancy, the journal's founding EiC.

The Journal of Precision Medicine: Health and Disease

Thermal Physiology 2025 meeting, find out more about the timeliness of the topic and its potential impact on managing disease.

Thermal Physiology

Social Prescribing: How a University Academy is working to improve the health and wellbeing of the local community

Social Prescribing: Empowering individuals to take control of their health

Physiology Passport represents an important step forward in personalised prevention and precision medicine. Read the magazine article to find out more about the report.

Physiology Passport: A tool to integrate personalised prevention in UK health systems

Membership

Muscle decline, why it happens and possible countermeasures. Colleen Deane, The Society Prize Lecture recipient, discusses in this article for Physiology News.

Muscle decline: Identifying why it happens and possible countermeasures

How does the brain encode sensory information and form memories? Dr Andrew Lin, The Physiological Society's Prize Lecture recipient, explains in this article, published in Physiology News.

How does the brain encode sensory information and form memories?

Award winner Q&A at The Physiological Society with 2024 Rob Clarke Awards winner, Ayesha Pointer (The Francis Crick Institute, UK).

Award spotlight with Ayesha Pointer

Award winner Q&A at The Physiological Society with 2024 Rob Clarke Awards winner, Ryan Bloxsom (University of Oxford, UK.

Award spotlight with Ryan Bloxsom

The history of writing in physiology: Why I applied for a Paton Historical Studies Fund from The Physiological Society

The history of writing in physiology: Why I applied for a Paton Historical Studies Fund

Obituary: Roger Thomas By Christof Schwiening, University of Cambridge published in Physiology News.

Obituary: Roger Thomas, FRS (1939 – 2024)

In Memoriam: Olusoga Adekunle Sofola (1947–2024)

In Memoriam: Chikodi Nnanyelu Ezegwui Anigbogu (1953-2024)

In Memoriam: Anthony Benjamin Ebeigbe (1950–2024)

In Memoriam: Vincent Iyawe (1953 – 2024)

In Memoriam: David Dada Oyewusi Oyebola (1945–2024)

Features

Social Prescribing: How a University Academy is working to improve the health and wellbeing of the local community

Social Prescribing: Empowering individuals to take control of their health

'Keep shooting for your goals', says Kevin John. In this article he shares his career advice and tells us about his research on exercise mimetics.

Keep shooting for your goals

Unravelling codes for better health and disease prevention. Josh Thorley, Physiological Reports ECRs Short Review competition winner, tells us more.

Unravelling codes: A matter for better health and disease prevention

News & Views

Physiology Passport represents an important step forward in personalised prevention and precision medicine. Read the magazine article to find out more about the report.

Physiology Passport: A tool to integrate personalised prevention in UK health systems

Superageing: In search of a new physiological paradigm by Norman. R Lazarus

Superageing: In search of a new physiological paradigm

Journals

A call for help….and action

Experimental Physiology: The physiology of lived experiences

The Journal of Precision Medicine: Health and Disease. A pivotal moment for shaping the future of healthcare shares Professor Colleen E. Clancy, the journal's founding EiC.

The Journal of Precision Medicine: Health and Disease

The Journal of Nutritional Physiology

Physiological Reports: Elevating women’s health research

Physiological Reports: Elevating women’s health research

Events

Presentation award highlights in sport and exercise research. Meet the early career researcher competition winners and runners-up from The Biomedical Basis of Elite Performance meeting.

Presentation award highlights in sport and exercise research

Thermal Physiology 2025 meeting, find out more about the timeliness of the topic and its potential impact on managing disease.

Thermal Physiology

Physiology of Obesity: From Mechanisms to Medicine

Physiology of Obesity

In this article, the organisers, Dr Derek Ball, Dr Brendan Gabriel and Professor Frank Thies (University of Aberdeen, UK) share their insights into insulin’s complex role beyond glucose regulation.

The role of insulin on appetite, mood and the central nervous system

Cross-Talk of Cells in the Heart 2025, The Physiological Society meeting. The scientific programme meeting organisers give a whistlestop tour of the key aspects of the field and what to expect at the two-day meeting.

Tackling heart disease: Exploring the mechanisms of injury and arrhythmias

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