How can we understand censorship in the 21st Century?
Freedom of expression is constantly changing what censorship means.
France has a plan to triple the share of journeys made by bike
Prime Minister Edouard Philippe unveiled incentives to encourage more cycling as a means of transport.
7 amazing ways artificial intelligence is used in healthcare
Skin cancer diagnosis, depression and eye health are just some of the areas where AI could make a real difference.
Europe’s dirty air kills 400,000 people every year
More people die from breathing unclean air in Europe every year than are killed in road traffic accidents. Isn’t it time something was done?
How private equity saves lives in the global health battle
Non-communicable diseases like cancer and diabetes are on the rise – and private investors are stepping in to fund the infrastructure and facilities needed to combat them
The two 'valleys of death' that hold back the fight against TB
People think TB belongs in the pages of a Dickens novel, but it is the world's deadliest infections disease.
AI can solve China’s doctor shortage. Here’s how
China is aging more rapidly than almost any country in the world, its doctors are overburdened, and its healthcare system is creaking. Could robots come to the rescue?
Are probiotics worth taking? The evidence so far
Scientists are studying samples of gut bacteria to determine how it effects the chemical makeup of our bodies.
3 ways to overhaul healthcare in ASEAN
Thanks to shifting demographics, rising rates of chronic disease and changes in living standards, conditions in the region are rapidly evolving. It's the perfect time to introduce new sol...
Another major flu pandemic will happen. We're not ready
Global data shows that if things don't change, we will be unprepared for the next flu pandemic.
On its 90th birthday, what does penicillin tell us about the way we treat infections?
Penicillin was discovered in September 1928. Nine decades later anti-microbial resistance is now a major concern.
Hard work probably doesn't pay off. Here's why
New research shows that excessive work can negatively affect a number of aspects of our lives.