Category : Search result: UK medical research


Study: Any Alcohol Consumption Raises Disease Risk

Groundbreaking research reveals that any alcohol consumption, no matter how moderate, increases your chances of developing over 60 medical conditions including heart disease and diabetes.

Trump's Tylenol-Autism Claim: Examining the Evidence

Former US President Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy by suggesting a link between acetaminophen use in pregnancy and autism, citing a single study. We examine the claims and the scientific evidence.

New Vaccine Fights Deadly Fungal Superbug

UK scientists pioneer a revolutionary vaccine targeting Candida albicans, a deadly fungal infection, offering a potential shield for vulnerable patients and a new weapon against antimicrobial resistance.

Davey: UK must recruit US cancer experts after Trump cuts

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey proposes a 'brain gain' for the NHS, urging the government to actively recruit American cancer researchers facing severe funding cuts under a potential second Trump administration.

Weight Loss Drugs May Alter Pancreas Cells: Study

New research reveals that GLP-1 based weight loss medications like Ozempic may cause unforeseen changes to pancreas cells, raising important safety questions for millions of users worldwide.

US Shutdown Crisis: Healthcare for Millions at Risk

A looming US government shutdown threatens to sever critical healthcare funding, jeopardising medical services for millions of vulnerable Americans and creating chaos for federal health agencies.

Aspirin May Slash Bowel Cancer Return Risk

A landmark study suggests a daily low-dose aspirin could dramatically reduce the risk of colorectal cancer returning, offering new hope for thousands of NHS patients.

AI Eye Scan Spots Alzheimer's Years Early

A groundbreaking digital cognitive test, developed by UK researchers, uses AI and eye-tracking to detect Alzheimer's years before symptoms appear, offering a rapid and accessible alternative to traditional methods.

Gut bacteria predict diabetes and liver disease risk

Groundbreaking UK research reveals a simple blood test could predict your risk of type 2 diabetes and severe liver disease years in advance by analysing gut microbiome molecules. Discover how this medical revolution could transform preventative healthcare

King's Clarence House becomes health research hub

In a historic move, King Charles III has agreed to transform part of his former London residence, Clarence House, into a new state-of-the-art health centre for Imperial College London, continuing a legacy of royal support for medical research.

Heart drug cuts Alzheimer's risk in Cambridge breakthrough

A groundbreaking study from the University of Cambridge reveals that a widely prescribed blood pressure medication could dramatically reduce dementia risk and slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients, offering new hope for millions.

Alzheimer's Blood Test Breakthrough: 97% Accurate

A groundbreaking blood test developed in the UK can detect the toxic tau protein associated with Alzheimer's disease with 97% accuracy, paving the way for earlier diagnosis and treatment.

UK Among Worst in Europe at Spotting Diabetes Symptoms

New research exposes a critical gap in the UK's health awareness, with Britons less likely to identify key diabetes symptoms compared to European neighbours. Experts warn this knowledge gap could lead to dangerous delays in diagnosis and treatment.

Weight Loss Microdosing: A UK Medical Breakthrough?

UK researchers are exploring a revolutionary 'microdosing' strategy for powerful weight-loss medications like Wegovy, potentially slashing costs and side effects while boosting accessibility for NHS patients.

Common virus may secretly trigger Parkinson's disease

A revolutionary study from the University of Cambridge and NHS researchers uncovers a direct link between a widespread, typically benign virus and the development of Parkinson's disease, potentially transforming our understanding of the neurological condi

Clopidogrel Beats Aspirin in Heart Attack Prevention

Groundbreaking NHS research shows clopidogrel is significantly more effective than traditional aspirin at preventing recurrent heart attacks and strokes, potentially transforming cardiovascular treatment protocols across Britain.

Beta-blockers more effective for women, study finds

Groundbreaking research finds beta-blockers significantly improve survival rates and reduce heart failure in women post-heart attack, challenging previous assumptions about gender-neutral treatment efficacy.

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