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01 May 2026

Autophagy: Hype, Hope, and the Science Behind the Trend

Autophagy has moved rapidly from a niche cellular concept into mainstream health discourse, driven in part by the growing popularity of intermittent and extended...

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27 April 2026

When NHS Guidance Confuses: A Moment to Reflect

Recent headlines have drawn attention to a now-removed webpage from Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust, which suggested foods such as chocolate buttons, crisps and...

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13 April 2026

Regulatory T Cells: From Nobel to Now – What’s Changed?

When Shimon Sakaguchi was awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, it marked a milestone for immunology. His work on regulatory T...

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07 April 2026

Spring Cleaning: Rethinking Disinfectant Safety

As “spring cleaning” season prompts renewed focus on hygiene and disinfection, emerging evidence is raising important questions about the safety profile of widely used...

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01 April 2026

Decision Fatigue and Cognitive Load: A Scientific Perspective

The volume and frequency of decisions required in modern life has increased significantly. From the moment the day begins, individuals are required to process...

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30 March 2026

Hydration, Cortisol and Fasting: Rethinking the Evidence

Intermittent fasting and hormone-focused interventions continue to gain traction, particularly among women navigating menopause. However, emerging discussion - including insights linked to research from...

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25 March 2026

WBR’s Registration Drift: Why Approval Is Only the Beginning

For many pharmaceutical companies, receiving a Marketing Authorisation (MA) marks a major milestone - the culmination of years of development and regulatory effort. However,...

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20 March 2026

With waiting lists rising, why are fewer people donating their organs?

Organ transplantation remains one of the most remarkable achievements of modern medicine, yet the gap between demand and available donor organs continues to widen...

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16 March 2026

World Tuberculosis Day 2026: Campaign Launch “Yes! We Can End TB”

On 24 March, the world comes together to mark World TB Day 2026, celebrating progress made and reaffirming our commitment to end one of...

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