Protected: The First Minister in 10 Years to Bridge Business and Health: Why Chris McDonald’s Appointment Could Signal a New Era for UK Life Sciences
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New evidence of increasing diagnoses of Type 2 Diabetes among women in their 20s reinforces Curia’s calls for earlier intervention, integrated obesity care, and stronger follow-up after gestational diabetes.
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A targeted treatment for prostate cancer can provide long-term cancer control while substantially reducing the risk of life-changing side effects, according to the largest study
Schools across England could save £220 million through the Government’s expanded solar programme, releasing money for education while turning school buildings into practical examples of the transition to clean energy.
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Updated UK Chief Medical Officers’ activity guidelines reinforces that even small amounts of physical activity can deliver significant health benefits, strengthening the UK’s shift towards prevention while highlighting the growing importance of strength, balance and whole-person care.
The interim Timms Review says Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is widely valued by disabled people but is failing to reflect modern health, disability and work, with charities calling for reform built on dignity, trust and lived experience.
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This op-ed draws on Paula Sherriff’s foreword and the wider findings of Reframing Women’s Health: From Fragmentation To System Reform, which identifies women’s health as
UK Healthcare and Life Sciences Innovation (UKHLSI) publishes new UK Public Funding and Procurement Opportunities Report for members.
At UKHLSI’s Women’s Healthcare and FemTech Summit, Wendy Olayiwola warned that maternity inequalities are preventable and called for action across the NHS, government and wider society.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published a new strategy to modernise regulation for an era of artificial intelligence, personalised medicines and advanced diagnostics.
UK Healthcare and Life Sciences Innovation (UKHLSI) publishes new UK Public Funding and Procurement Opportunities Report for members.
At UKHLSI’s Women’s Healthcare and FemTech Summit, Wendy Olayiwola warned that maternity inequalities are preventable and called for action across the NHS, government and wider society.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published a new strategy to modernise regulation for an era of artificial intelligence, personalised medicines and advanced diagnostics.
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