The Saving Faces Art Project was showcased at the John Sade Ely House, Yale.
Article on SF Art Exhibition at YaleIn a BBC documentary “Tanked up Teenagers“, Prof Iain Hutchison speaks to students about the dangers of binge drinking and how it causes thousands of facial injuries every year.
The University of Nebraska in Omaha received a grant from the Nebraska Art Council to host the Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert in 2006.
The exhibition was featured in the World Herald. Read full article here.
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Camden New Journal 10.03.2005 - Saving Faces from one artist to anotherProfessor Iain Hutchison emphasises the need for research on the use of implants to rebuild children’s faces.
Read the full article on the BBC here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4165077.stm
The Saving Faces Art Project by Mark Gilbert featured in the bulletin of Royal College of Surgeons of England.
Professor Iain Hutchison comments on a new US research that suggests that coming face-to-face with someone who looks scared triggers an automatic response in the brain that tells you to be afraid too.
Read the full article on BBC News here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4102981.stm
The Saving Faces smoking prevention study featured in The Independent.
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Face cancer shocks for child smokersIain Hutchison, Chief Executive of Saving Faces, comments on the research findings published by a team at University College of London on the different stages that the brain recognises a face.
Iain Hutchison, Chief Executive of Saving Faces, comments on the success of the world’s first full face reconstruction in Tokyo after a 54 year old man was treated in Tokyo for severe burns from gasoline on his face, neck, chest and arms.