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Improved Liberty Protection Safeguards
Protecting people’s safety sometimes means limiting their freedoms, but finding the perfect balance of liberty is a delicate act.
Government Backs Latest Stage of British Sign Language Bill
British Sign Language (BSL) is used by 151,000 people in the UK, but much of society remains inaccessible to those who rely on it.
End of Free Parking for NHS Hospital Staff
Free parking for NHS hospital staff is now coming to an end. Will staff cope with these extra expenses amidst the cost of living crisis?
Home Abortions: Here to Stay?
Home abortions were made available during restrictions, but are set to end in August. Three Tory MPs are rallying to keep the option open indefinitely.
Fake News in a Time of War
As fake news spreads across social media, gaining a clear picture of events occurring around the world is becoming increasingly difficult.
Vulnerability and the Cost of Living Squeeze
As the cost of living rises, price hikes will continue to hit those who can least afford them the hardest. Will Sunak’s changes be enough?
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Orphan Drugs Landscape
The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded the challenges of rare disease research, but has it led to positive steps in orphan drug development?
Tackling the Lack of Diversity in Medical Textbooks
A Nigerian medical illustrator recently went viral for illustrating a black fetus, highlighting an urgent need for diversity in medical textbooks.
Reducing Racial Disparities in Maternity Care
Health outcomes for both mother and baby are found to vary drastically along racial lines. Can maternity outcomes be improved across the UK?
Could Psilocybin Be Approved for Medical Use?
The psychoactive compound psilocybin is naturally found in Magic Mushrooms, but a synthetic version could soon be approved to treat depression.
Improved Liberty Protection Safeguards
Protecting people’s safety sometimes means limiting their freedoms, but finding the perfect balance of liberty is a delicate act.
Government Backs Latest Stage of British Sign Language Bill
British Sign Language (BSL) is used by 151,000 people in the UK, but much of society remains inaccessible to those who rely on it.
End of Free Parking for NHS Hospital Staff
Free parking for NHS hospital staff is now coming to an end. Will staff cope with these extra expenses amidst the cost of living crisis?
Home Abortions: Here to Stay?
Home abortions were made available during restrictions, but are set to end in August. Three Tory MPs are rallying to keep the option open indefinitely.
Fake News in a Time of War
As fake news spreads across social media, gaining a clear picture of events occurring around the world is becoming increasingly difficult.
Vulnerability and the Cost of Living Squeeze
As the cost of living rises, price hikes will continue to hit those who can least afford them the hardest. Will Sunak’s changes be enough?
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Orphan Drugs Landscape
The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded the challenges of rare disease research, but has it led to positive steps in orphan drug development?
Tackling the Lack of Diversity in Medical Textbooks
A Nigerian medical illustrator recently went viral for illustrating a black fetus, highlighting an urgent need for diversity in medical textbooks.
Reducing Racial Disparities in Maternity Care
Health outcomes for both mother and baby are found to vary drastically along racial lines. Can maternity outcomes be improved across the UK?
Could Psilocybin Be Approved for Medical Use?
The psychoactive compound psilocybin is naturally found in Magic Mushrooms, but a synthetic version could soon be approved to treat depression.
