Unlocking Public Support for Housebuilding in Britain
By most accounts, the need for more housebuilding in Britain is no longer in serious dispute. From government ministers to think tanks to industry groups,
By most accounts, the need for more housebuilding in Britain is no longer in serious dispute. From government ministers to think tanks to industry groups,
A deadly combination of type 1 diabetes and disordered eating, known as T1DE, poses significant risks to those affected. With complications ranging from severe health
Lord Mohammed sets out his plans to to lower the cost of school uniforms for families
Trauma is a silent epidemic affecting millions across England, yet our nation lacks a coordinated strategy to address its far-reaching impact. With nearly two-thirds of
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Pay alone won’t resolve the crisis in NHS industrial relations – without action on workforce conditions, leadership accountability, and culture, strikes will persist
At the IQVIA Westminster Life Sciences & NHS Summit 2025, senior leaders from government, industry, academia, and the NHS came together to confront a shared
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The NHS Innovation Accelerator’s Sprint Three Workshop report in partnership with Curia delivers a compelling call to action for the transformation of women’s health commissioning and outlines an evidence-driven roadmap to embed meaningful change.
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‘Women’s health has, for too long, been marginalised’
The following is the foreword from Curia’s Reforming Elderly and Frail Care Pathways, Including Dementia Report, as part of the NHS Innovation Accelerator Conference Series.
Thousands more dentists could begin treating patients across the UK as the government expands dentistry exam capacity for overseas professionals and increases domestic training places.
From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
Lin Junyuang caused quite a stir in January. At a major AI conference in Beijing,
Thousands more dentists could begin treating patients across the UK as the government expands dentistry exam capacity for overseas professionals and increases domestic training places.
From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
Lin Junyuang caused quite a stir in January. At a major AI conference in Beijing,
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