News
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Mind your gut: the microbiome’s emerging role in psychiatry.
Aakaanksha Singh breaks down the relationship between the gut microbiome and psychiatric symptoms, and its implications in the future of psychiatry
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The NHS in Burnham’s Britain
Aayan Riaz asks the question of how Prime Minister Andy Burnham and health secretary Yvette Cooper will improve the NHS through reform to social care and maternity services.
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From PCOS to PMOS
Emelia Leng explains the renaming of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), and explores the impact of this update.
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Waving goodbye to global health’s most prosperous period
Sophie Marchent explores the changing funding and finances behind global health.
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Trump’s Health Report: Fact or Fiction?
Barbara Kempny breaks down the recent scrutiny of US President Donald Trump’s health, the information released in his annual health report, and what could or should be drawn from it.
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When The Market Takes A Shot: Weight-Loss Injections and Recession Indicators
Aayan Riaz and Eimaan Butt delve into the intricate socioeconomic context of weight-loss injections.
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UK rejoining Erasmus – what does it mean for medics?
Qingwen Wang delves into the benefits of our return to Erasmus+ in 2027.
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Better late than never: the path to a true HIV cure
Junhao Chen reports how latency-reversing agents may present a breakthrough in HIV drug development.
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China’s oyster-inspired ‘bone glue’ could revolutionise trauma care
Kathleen Tracey explores the development of “Bone-02”, the promising new bone glue currently undergoing clinical trials.
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(Machine) Learning the Basics
Where will AI fly and falter? Ella Gallagher discusses the current state of AI in medicine.
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Waving goodbye to global health’s most prosperous period
Sophie Marchent explores the changing funding and finances behind global health.
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Trump’s Health Report: Fact or Fiction?
Barbara Kempny breaks down the recent scrutiny of US President Donald Trump’s health, the information released in his annual health report, and what could or should be drawn from it.
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When The Market Takes A Shot: Weight-Loss Injections and Recession Indicators
Aayan Riaz and Eimaan Butt delve into the intricate socioeconomic context of weight-loss injections.
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UK rejoining Erasmus – what does it mean for medics?
Qingwen Wang delves into the benefits of our return to Erasmus+ in 2027.
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Better late than never: the path to a true HIV cure
Junhao Chen reports how latency-reversing agents may present a breakthrough in HIV drug development.
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China’s oyster-inspired ‘bone glue’ could revolutionise trauma care
Kathleen Tracey explores the development of “Bone-02”, the promising new bone glue currently undergoing clinical trials.
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(Machine) Learning the Basics
Where will AI fly and falter? Ella Gallagher discusses the current state of AI in medicine.
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A Modern Natural Philosopher: Surgery, Superintelligence, Caesar
Ella Gallagher interviews Dr Hutan Ashrafian about his life spanning the fields of surgery, AI and entrepreneurship.
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No pain no gain – the cost of centimetres
Qingwen Wang delves into the painful repercussions of leg extension surgery.
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From the periphery to the spotlight – a story of immune tolerance
An in-depth background on the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, featuring Dame Fiona Powrie.