“This study adds to the growing body of evidence that diets rich in polyphenols – naturally occurring antioxidants and plant compounds found in foods such as onions, peppers, garlic, nuts, wholegrains ...

Experts comment on the Autumn Budget. Sir John Lazar CBE FREng, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, said: “Making the UK the best place for business is a welcome ambition. Engineering ...

Scientists comment on the Government’s North Sea Strategy. Prof Jon Gluyas, Ørsted/Ikon Chair in Geoenergy, Carbon Capture & Storage, Durham University, said: ...

An observational study published in BMJ Mental Health looks at coffee consumption and biological ageing in those with severe mental disorders. Dr Elizabeth Akam, Senior Teaching Fellow in Biosciences, ...

experts comment on news from Novo Nordisk that semaglutide does not reduce Alzheimer’s Disease progression Prof Tara Spires-Jones, Director of the Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences at the University ...

* ‘Social Media Detox and Youth Mental Health’ by Elombe Calver et al. will be published in JAMA Network Open at 16:00 UK time on Monday 24th November, which is when the embargo will lift. José C.

Cochrane are publishing two new reviews looking at the HPV vaccine. Together, they provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date evidence on HPV vaccination to date, drawing from both large-scale real ...

A new clinical trial assessing the use of puberty suppression in young people with gender incongruence is being set up after the Cass review of gender identity services for children and young people ...

“COP30 was a diplomatic success (keeping the process alive, meeting funding targets), but a physical failure. We needed clear signals to enable managed overshoot with feasible return; we got an ...

“COP30 leaves us between a rock and a hard place. COP30 had to ratchet up ambition, with countries pledging their third round of NDCs. These NDCs have come in hesitantly, inadequately and ...