News
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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.
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The Man Who Decoded Life – and Divided Opinions
Aayan Riaz reflects on the complex legacy of James Watson, the co-discoverer of the double helix structure of DNA.
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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.
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The Man Who Decoded Life – and Divided Opinions
Aayan Riaz reflects on the complex legacy of James Watson, the co-discoverer of the double helix structure of DNA.
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Our 2025 Essay Competition is now open!
Announcing our brand-new essay competition for Years 12-13.