Record cancer cases are colliding with NHS capacity pressures – raising urgent questions about early detection, workforce investment, and whether policy ambition can translate into real-world outcomes.
The South East doesn’t lack ambition – it lacks the infrastructure and leadership to deliver it, says Geri Silverstone.
The escalating challenge of obesity requires bold, systemic reform – one that redefines the condition and moves beyond fragmented interventions says new Curia report.
A new report from Curia argues that clean energy could anchor regional regeneration in the South East – but only if structural barriers in planning, pricing, and co-ordination are addressed.
Overcoming fragmented procurement, regulatory barriers, and system readiness gaps is essential to move AI from pilots into routine NHS practice says Chair of Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group.
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A new report from Curia and UKAI says the UK can unlock the full potential of AI in healthcare and drive economic growth through strategic infrastructure, regulatory reform, and innovative business solutions.
A landmark decision to build the UK’s first small modular reactors at Wylfa signals a turning point for energy security, economic growth, and Britain’s global nuclear ambitions.
Weight-loss jabs aren’t the breakthrough – understanding who they work for, and building the system around that, is. A new study outlined in the Nature
AI won’t replace human skills – the real challenge is building an education system that makes them more valuable than ever.
It took 18 months for NHS leaders to agree obesity isn’t a moral failure — but what they uncovered about stigma, system design, and why innovation still doesn’t scale may be even more uncomfortable.
We have spent £20 billion rolling out fibre across the UK – yet 90 per cent of social homes remain offline. If we are serious about prevention, productivity and public service reform, the next growth frontier is not just building more homes – it is connecting the ones we already have.
Labour has been in power in Wales for 27 years, propped up for much of
It’s been a busy week in Westminster with calls for the Prime Minister to resign
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
Labour has been in power in Wales for 27 years, propped up for much of
It’s been a busy week in Westminster with calls for the Prime Minister to resign
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
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