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Rapid exercise is key to recovering muscle strength after inactivity

Rapid exercise is key to recovering muscle strength after inactivity

Several years of hospitalisation, one example of muscle inactivity, causes a disproportionate decline in the muscle strength known to affect balance. This increases the risk...
New reports sheds light on top three HIV and AIDS researchers

New reports sheds light on top three HIV and AIDS researchers

UK and South Africa are chasing the US in run for the place as top producer of HIV/AIDS related research, A new Elsevier report...
NHS staff fear ‘big tech’ firms analysing patient data

NHS staff fear ‘big tech’ firms analysing patient data

NHS staff are uncomfortable with multinational ‘big tech’ companies analysing anonymised patient data, according to a new survey. A YouGov poll of 1,027 healthcare professionals,...
Is diagnosing cancer with a urine test a possibility?

Is diagnosing cancer with a urine test a possibility?

Feeling anxious around needles is common – the NHS estimates that around 1 in 10 people have a fear of medical procedures that involve needles or...
Apply to take part in trials using psilocybin to treat depression

Clinical trials will look at using psilocybin to treat depression

A new wave of scientific research into psilocybin has opened up new avenues for treating depression. King’s College London's Psychedelic Trials Group at the Centre...
World-first: new 4D printing technique has biomedical applications

World-first: new 4D printing technique has biomedical applications

A group of researchers have made a world-first discovery that can be used for biomedical applications. Delivering cancer drugs more efficiently and tissue engineering are...
CT scan radiation associated with increased risk for cancer

CT scan radiation associated with increased risk for cancer

A new study has shown that people who have thyroid cancer and leukaemia are more likely to have received a CT scan. A new study...
Researchers are one step closer to cancer precision medicine

Researchers are one step closer to cancer precision medicine

A new, computational model has brought us one step closer to precision medicine for cancer. Researchers from the Faculty of Medicine and the Institute for...
New study looks at the links between fitness and dementia

New study looks at the links between fitness and dementia

Those looking to reduce the likelihood of getting dementia in later life should think about their fitness regime. Are there links between fitness and dementia?...
Crohn's disease: how associated bacteria develop drug resistance

Crohn’s disease: how associated bacteria develop drug resistance

Many patients with Crohn's disease develop resistance to treatments. Researchers have looked at how Chron’s disease-related bacteria can form drug resistance. They found that bacteria associated...
Using VR in hospitals instead of anaesthetic to reduce pain in children

Using VR in hospitals instead of anaesthetic to reduce pain in children

The use of Virtual Reality (VR) in hospitals in place of general anaesthetics to alleviate pain for young patients is being trialled in hundreds...
Technology and healthcare: working together for a healthier future

Technology and healthcare: working together for a healthier future

As technology has evolved, so too has our ability to offer better healthcare and surgery. So, how are technology and healthcare working together to revolutionise...
WHO emphasises how the arts can improve health

WHO emphasises how the arts can improve health

Can we dance our way to better health? For the first time, there has been a comprehensive review of the connections between art and...
Degenerative eye condition to affect 77 million Europeans by 2050

Age-related macular degeneration to affect 77 million Europeans by 2050

The leading cause of irreversible blindness and severely impaired eyesight – age-related macular degeneration (AMD) – is expected to affect 77 million Europeans by...
Clinical trial initiated for smart technology lymphoma cancer diagnosis

Clinical trial initiated for smart technology lymphoma cancer diagnosis

Clinical trials are being initiated for the use of a ground-breaking smart needle that could revolutionise the way we diagnose some types of cancer. A...
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Breakthrough for sepsis with new tech for measuring white blood cells

A new way of measuring white blood cell function offers better insights to help patients with sepsis. The development of this technology for measuring white...
Could virtual reality help people to combat chronic pain?

Could virtual reality help people to combat chronic pain?

Icebergs, oceans and sprawling landscapes – could these tranquil scenes be beneficial for people suffering with chronic pain? Scientists from Imperial College London have found...
Attention on sleep to prevent stroke in spinal injury patients

Attention on sleep to prevent stroke in spinal injury patients

A University of Calgary-led study finds disturbed breathing during sleep may increase risk of stroke. A new study led by a University of Calgary researcher...
Public health: nature better than tech for reducing air pollution

Public health: nature better than tech for reducing air pollution

Adding plants and trees to the landscapes near factories and other pollution sources could reduce air pollution by an average of 27%, new research...
Europe’s largest medical cannabis patient project Twenty21 launches

Project Twenty21: Europe’s largest medical cannabis patient trial launches

Europe’s first medical cannabis patient registry was launched today by drug reform campaigning body Drug Science. Project TWENTY21, to be led by drug specialist and...

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