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Racial disparity in a childâs recovery from surgery was not linked to their health history or socioeconomic status, study found
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A new study shows that the UK may see a four-day working week in the near future – as campaigners call it ‘inevitable’
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University of Manchester study says abuse by men and boys is ‘everyday occurrence’ – with only 5% of cases reported to police
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Results confirm how uncommon known complications are as researchers confirm benefits from vaccines still ‘vastly outweigh the risks’
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If barrier controlling substances entering and exiting brain is off balance, it can drive changes in neural function
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Artist chose study to appear in first big retrospective in 1971. Dyer was found dead in couple’s hotel room 36 hours before show’s opening
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study of 23-year-olds found the exams were even more important for those from disadvantaged backgrounds
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Scientists describe small study as long overdue deep dive into biology of condition
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It’s all about the voice box
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Researchers think undercounting goes beyond overloaded health systems to a lack of awareness of Covid and low levels of testing
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The study indicates that brain and immune abnormalities may be linked to the chronic disease.
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People who watch at least five hours of TV a day are found to be more likely to need to wake up and urinate at least twice a night
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Research suggests ADHD is beneficial for exploration
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People who tick at least three out of five boxes including not smoking and good sleep are found to have 42% lower risk
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A new study has discovered a link between eating a high protein diet and the onset of cardiovascular disease, with the average diet increasing in protein intake
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Findings add to growing evidence that biodiversity already reducing across world will be further compounded
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study shows people in London district made more in 2015-19 than combined populations of Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle
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‘Research like this shows just how much work there is still to be done in even just beginning to understand how stark inequality is in the UK today, and in ways that can seem ‘invisible’,’ says Fawcett Society chief executive
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Authors hope data encourages women who may not get enough exercise that even relatively small amounts can be beneficial
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Research is latest to indicate some viral infections may play a yet-unidentified role in furthering cognitive decline