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29 June 2026

The “Second Heart” In Your Legs That May Be Linked To Longevity

When we think about longevity, attention usually goes to the heart, brain and other major organs. But research...

24 June 2026

Why Does Music Give You Goosebumps? The Science Behind Frisson

Have you ever been listening to a song and suddenly felt a shiver run down your spine? Perhaps...

19 June 2026

Early Eye Movement Patterns May Signal Depression Risk in Children, Study Suggests

New research from Binghamton University suggests that subtle differences in how children visually process emotional information may provide...

12 June 2026

Lipoedema: The painful condition too often dismissed as obesity

For many women living with lipoedema, the greatest challenge is not always the pain, heaviness or reduced mobility...

09 June 2026

Diabetes Week: addressing stigma as a clinical and systemic barrier to care

Diabetes Week 2026 (8-14 June) brings renewed attention to an often under-recognised but clinically significant issue: diabetes stigma....

03 June 2026

Experimental Treatment Shrinks Tumours Across Six Cancer Types

Immunotherapy has transformed cancer treatment over the past decade, delivering significant improvements in outcomes for many patients. However,...

01 June 2026

Antimicrobial Resistance: A Growing UK Healthcare Threat

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remains one of the most serious long-term threats to global and UK healthcare systems. While...

26 May 2026

Regulatory Readiness in the Age of Digital Health

Preparing for a New Era of Scrutiny, Evidence, and Digital Complexity Digital health is no longer an adjacent...

18 May 2026

From Site-Centric to Patient-Centric: The Evolution of Clinical Research

For decades, clinical research has largely operated through a site-centric model. Patients travelled to hospitals or specialist research...