A diagnostic test is being developed by scientists that would cut the time taken to show resistance to antibiotics from “up to two days” to “less than 45 minutes”. In
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Women are less likely to progress at work following the birth of a child compared to men, according to a study. Researchers at the universities of Bristol and Essex followed
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Former footballers are approximately three-and-a-half times more likely to die from neurodegenerative disease than the general population, according to a new study. The report, released on Monday and commissioned by
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New imaging technology has been developed to help picture how tumours form. Early diagnosis and treatment of patients with cancer could be helped by the tool which researchers at the
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A unit system for cannabis similar to the one used for alcohol could improve the mental health of users, according to experts. Researchers say more needs to be done to
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Britain has topped a list of countries believed to be most tolerant towards people with mental health problems, according to global research. A survey of more than 20,0000 people found
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Around 1.5 million adults may have missed out on being screened for signs of potentially harmful drinking habits, researchers believe, after a scheme offering GPs financial incentives to discuss the
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Prescribing contact with nature to people with poor mental health would improve their wellbeing and ease the burden on the NHS, new research has found. People experiencing problems, such as
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Franziska Meinck from the SPS Social Work team at The University of Edinburgh has received a prestigious European Research Council Starting Grant for a study on the transmission of violence
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People who live close to the sea have better mental health than those who live further away, regardless of their household income, a new study suggests. According to scientists, living
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