Nicole Mauer and Dimitra Panteli from the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies discuss global efforts in ...

A University of Utah-led survey using the Hubble Space Telescope has delivered the largest ultraviolet (UV) dataset of ...

This article explores the science behind the so-called ‘interference effect’ and what it means for athletes and anyone ...

The WHO has recommended a wider range of contraceptive options, giving people more flexibility in choosing methods that suit their individual needs ...

Professor Akshat Tanksale guides us through an electrified reformer as part of a strategy to reduce methane emissions ...

Peter Staelens, Eurocities Head of Mobility, looks at how cities could deliver Europe’s clean bus transition by 2028 ...

Peter Oosthuizen, explains why no organisation or connected device should assume it is too small to become a target ...

The UKHSA has made five new collections of drug-resistant bacteria available to researchers to speed up the development of new treatments and tests for AMR ...

The UK is moving closer to its target of making gigabit-capable broadband available to 99% of homes and businesses by 2032 ...

Marcin Nowacki, Carlos Manuel Trindade, and Corina Andrea Murafa Benga emphasise that Europe’s competitiveness starts with ...

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) announced a new £20 million programme on 22 September 2026 that will strengthen the UK’s ability to regulate emerging healthcare ...

Lloyd Major, argues that councils need shared standards, reliable audit trails and real-time coordination to manage the ...