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The wellness boom has brought a wide array of consumer products that promise to boost your health and happiness. Xand van Tulleken has delved into it all and explains how to think about the evidence behind the hype
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Russia's new rules requiring medical graduates to commit to regional hospital postings before enrolment have left 1,500 residency places unfilled at top universities, even as applications hit record…
For humanitarian doctors and healthcare workers operating in active conflict zones, the challenges are seemingly endless: from so-called "double tap" strikes that put emergency workers at risk, to…
A confirmatory late-stage study is now also underway for what the startup is positioning as, potentially, the first oral alternative to approved injectables like Amgen's Tepezza and Viridian's Lumvoa.
King's College London spinout Algocyte has developed a small blood-testing device that connects via Bluetooth and uses AI to build a picture of an individual's health over time.
UC San Francisco researchers are weighing in on one of the biggest challenges in psychedelic science, arguing that clinical trials need more convincing placebo treatments to better measure the drugs'…
Terry Mahoney, 94, from St Albans, must pay £8,000 each month for his wife Barbara's nursing home. Their daughter Tracey Hart told This is Money of the toll it's taking on the family.
