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Youth Psychiatry Coercion Remains High Despite New Laws
New study reveals coercive measures still widely used in child and adolescent psychiatric care
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Nottingham Midwives Under Fire: What Went Wrong in Childbirth Care
Allegations of sexism and poor care have sparked outrage and calls for reform
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Why cancer pathology models are susceptible to adversarial attacks
New research highlights the risks of relying on AI in cancer diagnosis
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To die with dignity: my young husband’s final wish came with a $65,000 price tag
A young husband’s battle with cancer and his final wish to die at home
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Obesity Doesn’t Always Equate to Ill Health: New Research Reveals
Research suggests excess body weight affects health differently
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Cleveland Clinic Study Reveals Geographical Disparities in Access to Donor Lungs
New analysis highlights unequal access to life-saving transplants across the US
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Tezepelumab Helps Severe Asthma Patients Reduce Oral Steroids Over 28 Weeks
New treatment option for severe asthma patients
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Researcher Reveals Alarming Rise of Early-Onset Breast Cancer in East Africa
Breast cancer patients in Uganda and Ethiopia face late diagnosis
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Why Galleri Blood Test Failed to Achieve Its Goal
Galleri blood test fails to achieve main objective in major clinical trial
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Shared NHS Patient Records Could Cut 20,000 A&E Visits a Year, Ministers Claim
Ministers claim sharing patient records could reduce A&E visits and save millions
