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The health benefits of being in nature
The rewards extend far beyond improving mood and physical activity levels to boosting our immune system and the amount of friendly bacteria we have living in our guts.
How to support your skin during and after cancer treatment
Dermatological conditions are a frequent and debilitating side effect of many cancer treatments. But they don’t tend to last long and they can be a sign of better long-term outcomes.
The new treatment options lining up to help women shed endometriosis
About one in ten women suffer from endometriosis, but it can take up to a decade to get diagnosed, as symptoms are frequently confused with other conditions. Research uncovering genetic links suggests a broader array of treatments lie on the horizon.
How scientists are learning to switch off the KRAS gene, which fuels so many cancers
It’s taken almost 40 years to develop a drug targeting one of the most commonly mutated cancer genes. Its arrival last year heralds a new direction in tackling some of the world’s most deadly cancers affecting the lungs, bowel and pancreas. More are on the way.
The recent advances helping to prevent osteoarthritis from crippling old age
There’s a huge unmet demand for therapeutic drugs to combat osteoarthritis. How are clinical trials advancing and what can sufferers do to manage one of the most debilitating diseases that overhangs old age?
How healthcare delivery is taking to the skies
Drones are starting to save lives in emergency situations where timing is everything. They’re also coming into their own delivering Covid-19 vaccines across developing countries, which don’t have the cold chain infrastructure to store them.
