Health: What are green prescriptions and which countries offer them?
Spending time in nature can restore your health and wellbeing. Around the world, doctors are issuing ‘green prescriptions’ to do just that.
Changing your diet could add ten years to your life – new research
New research predicts that healthier choices could extend lifespan by six to seven years in middle-aged age adults, and up to 10 years from aged 20.
First woman reported cured of HIV after stem cell transplant
For the first time, researchers believe they've cured a woman of HIV thanks to a stem cell transplant.
How to ensure rare cancers get the attention they deserve
Rare cancers, when grouped together, make-up roughly one-quarter of all EU cancer cases. How can we improve patient care for this often overlooked group?
How clean air could fight COVID-19 - and boost concentration
Poor air quality brings worse performance and a shorter lifespan, but here's how our indoor air quality can be improved, according to an expert.
How cancer affects disadvantaged groups in the US
Even though the chances of dying from cancer in the US are less than previously, black people are the most susceptible to dying due to disadvantage.
COVID-19: How vaccines lower the risk of new variants emerging
Despite the introduction of vaccines, new variants continue to emerge. However vaccines are critical to effectively respond to the pandemic, and here's why.
This is how to fight antibiotic-resistant superbugs with a simple subscription payment model
Resistance to antibiotics is a leading threat to human health worldwide. The solution is to channel funding into antibiotic innovation - here's how
Risk Of Chronic Pain In Old Age Reduced By Intense Exercise
The research was carried out at the University of Portsmouth where 10 years of data from 5,082 people aged 50 or over was analysed.
Digital health can make healthcare more open, inclusive, and patient-centred. Here's how.
Digital health: The integration of data, biotech and digital technologies into services is transforming the way healthcare stakeholders approach research and patient care
What To Know: Heart Valve Disease
Why is technology so important in the future of hospitals?
A digital makeover could be the solution to inefficiency and staff attrition in US healthcare, says Wharton Professor Hummy Song.