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The latest health news from organisations working in the medical science sector to explore and develop effective new techniques for the delivery of cutting edge healthcare.

Super flu surge pushes NHS toward ‘worst-case scenario’ as winter pressures mount

NHS faces unprecedented winter pressures as super flu hospitalisations surge, A&E demand hits record levels, and strike action looms.

Stop taking probiotics until you know what your gut microbiome needs

Qures discusses why generic probiotics may not work and how a personalised stool test and diet plan can restore your gut's natural balance.

Hypothiocyanite: The rise of a promising one-health molecule

Richard Stead, CEO of Qures Group, discusses the century-long history of Hypothiocyanite and the Lactoperoxidase System.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 global targets designed to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity for all by 2030. Our latest health news includes updates from organisations looking to tackle Goal 3 and Goal 10.

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From discovery to solutions: McGill’s multidisciplinary and collaborative approach to combating antimicrobial resistance

Explore how McGill University’s AMR Centre unites diagnostics, surveillance and prevention, and therapeutics research.

GSK and Fleming Initiative launch £45m initiative to slow resistance to antibiotics

GSK and the Fleming Initiative launch six Grand Challenges to combat resistance to antibiotics and accelerate global solutions to AMR.

UKHSA revives Andi Biotic campaign to boost AMR awareness

UKHSA’s Andi Biotic campaign returns to World AMR Week to raise AMR awareness and encourage responsible antibiotic use.

Researchers trial world-first lung cancer vaccine

In a world-first clinical trial, scientists will begin testing a lung cancer vaccine designed to prevent the disease in people at high risk.

New malaria vaccine offers hope for mothers and babies across Africa

An EU-funded project is developing a vaccine to protect women from malaria before pregnancy and save mothers and babies across Africa.

Antibiotic-resistant infections are on the rise, UKSHA warns

UKSHA data indicates that the total number of antibiotic-resistant infections in 2024 averaged nearly 400 newly reported cases per week.

Investigating AMR in wastewater

Dr Amy Pruden and her team emphasise using wastewater surveillance to link antibiotic prescriptions to resistance genes.

Millennials at highest risk of missing cervical cancer screening, study finds

31% of eligible millennials have postponed or missed their cervical cancer screening appointments – 27% higher than average.

Superbugs and conflict: Ukraine’s struggle is Europe’s warning

Henry Skinner, PhD, CEO of the AMR Action Fund, reflects on how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exacerbated the issue of AMR.

World AMR Awareness Week: Protect our present, secure our future

WAAW 2025 underscores the need to take united action to address AMR, as it is already harming our health, food systems, and environment.

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Leading the way in virtual care: Jewish General Hospital’s trailblazing model for Quebec

Explore how Quebec’s first virtual care programme redefines care, empowering patients and families to heal safely at home.

AI better at predicting breast cancer risk than density monitoring, research finds

An image-only AI model for predicting breast cancer risk provided more precise risk stratification than breast density assessment.

OROT offers Care Everywhere with digital innovations that improve lives

Explore how OROT drives user-centred digital health innovation through collaboration and evidence-based integration.

Researchers identify new tools for early cancer detection and treatment

Researchers have identified how new advances in 3D bioprinting, organoids, and organ-on-a-chip technology can help detect cancer earlier.

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Novel eye scanner technology targets neurodegenerative diseases

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Revolutionary footwear technology to prevent diabetic foot ulcers

A research team from the University of Texas (UTA) has developed a self-adjusting shoe insole to relieve pressure from diabetic foot ulcers. Diabetic foot ulcers...

Scientists develop novel immunotherapy for colon cancer

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