NHS Shifts to Value-Based Procurement for Better Care
NHS England rolls out value-based procurement, focusing on patient outcomes and lifetime costs over cheapest upfront price, aiming for savings and improved care.
Category : Research
Fibre Supplements May Ease Prostate Cancer Radiotherapy Side Effects
A £660,000 trial funded by Prostate Cancer UK will test if inulin fibre supplements can reduce debilitating side effects from prostate cancer radiotherapy, potentially benefiting thousands of men annually.
DNA Study Reveals Roman London's Ethnic Diversity from the Start
DNA analysis of ancient remains shows Roman London was ethnically diverse, with individuals from North Africa, Europe, and beyond.
Pilot Answers Every Nervous Flyer's Biggest Questions
Aviophobia is common. A pilot with 18,000 flight hours reveals the truth about turbulence, engine failure, budget airlines, and more to calm your fears.
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Underwater City Near Noah's Ark Site Could Rewrite Biblical History
An ancient underwater city near Mount Ararat may rewrite the biblical story of Noah's Ark, with ruins dating back 12,000 years.
James Ossuary: Bible Expert Calls It 'Most Significant Artifact Ever'
Bible expert Bryan Windle calls the James Ossuary the most significant artifact from Christ's time, citing its inscription linking to Jesus's brother.
Cats Are Independent and Do Not Depend on Owners, Study Finds
Study finds cats are not emotionally dependent on owners, unlike dogs, showing no attachment even in unfamiliar settings.
Australia Seeks Urgent Advice After Trump Links Paracetamol to Autism
Australian government seeks urgent advice after Trump claims paracetamol may cause autism; TGA says drug is safe.
Seeing Sick People Triggers Immune Response, Study Finds
Seeing someone with signs of infection triggers immune response, VR study finds, activating early immune cells and brain threat-detection networks.
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Cape Verde's Historic Draw Against Spain
Cape Verde's World Cup debut ends in a historic 0-0 draw against Spain, with goalkeeper Vozinha becoming an overnight sensation.
Skeleton Possibly Belonging to Three Musketeers Hero d'Artagnan Discovered in Dutch Church
A skeleton found in a Maastricht church may be that of d'Artagnan, the real-life musketeer who inspired Dumas's Three Musketeers. DNA tests are underway.
Skeleton Found Under Dutch Church May Be d'Artagnan
Skeleton found under a Dutch church may be d'Artagnan, the real-life musketeer who inspired The Three Musketeers.
2,600-Year-Old Seal Bearing Biblical Name Found in Jerusalem
A 2,600-year-old clay seal bearing the name 'Yeda’yah (son of) Asayahu' and a fingerprint has been found in Jerusalem, potentially linking to biblical King Josiah.
DNA study suggests Shroud of Turin yarn may have Indian origins
DNA analysis of the Shroud of Turin suggests yarn may have originated in India's Indus Valley, with 38.7% of human DNA from Indian lineages.
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300,000-Year-Old Fossils in Morocco Rewrite Human Evolution Story
Fossils from a Moroccan mine dated to 300,000 years old challenge the theory that Homo sapiens originated in East Africa 200,000 years ago.
‘Long-lived and lucky’ ship wrecked off Orkney was at siege of Quebec, experts find
Experts identify HMS Hind, a Royal Navy frigate that fought at Quebec, wrecked off Orkney in 1788 as a whaler.
Shroud of Turin DNA suggests Indian origin for linen
DNA analysis of the Shroud of Turin suggests the linen yarn may have originated in India's Indus Valley, with 40% of human DNA from Indian lineages.
Endurance: Shackleton's Lost Ship Found After 107 Years in Antarctic
Shackleton's lost ship Endurance found in Antarctic after 107 years, remarkably preserved in the Weddell Sea.
Second Escaped Monkey Shot Dead in Mississippi, One Still Missing
Second escaped monkey shot dead in Mississippi; one still missing after truck crash. Officials warn public not to approach aggressive rhesus monkeys.
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CERN Scientists Accidentally Turn Lead Into Gold During Big Bang Simulation
CERN scientists accidentally produce gold from lead during Big Bang simulations at the Large Hadron Collider.
Underwater City Near Noah’s Ark Site Could Reshape Biblical History
Ancient underwater city in Lake Van, Turkey, near Noah's Ark site, may rewrite biblical history with evidence of advanced pre-Ice Age civilisation.
Michael Pollan Warns Human Consciousness Is 'Under Siege' from AI and Algorithms
Michael Pollan discusses how social media algorithms and AI chatbots threaten human consciousness, proposing 'consciousness hygiene' through meditation.
Scientists Create First Organisms with Expanded Genetic Code
US scientists create first stable organisms with a six-letter genetic code, paving way for new life forms and novel proteins.
Dragon Man Skull Discovery: New Human Species Found
Chinese researchers unveiled a remarkably preserved ancient skull, 'Dragon Man,' potentially a new human species, reshaping our understanding of human evolution.
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Lost Biblical Town Bethsaida Found by Archaeologists
Archaeologists may have found Bethsaida, the biblical town where Jesus performed miracles including the Feeding of the 5,000 and healing a blind man, near the Sea of Galilee.
Lifelong Learning Linked to 38% Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Study finds lifelong reading, writing, and learning languages can lower Alzheimer's risk by 38% and delay onset by over five years.
Cloning's Fatal Flaw: 20-Year Study Reveals Genetic Limits
A 20-year study on cloned mice reveals that repeated cloning leads to fatal genetic mutations, disproving the idea of indefinite cloning.
NIH Bans Funding for Research Using Aborted Foetal Tissue
NIH ends funding for research using foetal tissue from elective abortions, citing modernisation and American values.
Hitler DNA Test Reveals Micro Penis And One Testicle
Channel 4 documentary claims Hitler had Kallmann syndrome, causing micropenis and one testicle, based on DNA from blood-stained sofa fabric.
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DNA Analysis of Shroud of Turin Suggests Indian Origin
DNA analysis of the Shroud of Turin reveals that yarn used in the linen may have originated from India's Indus Valley, with 40% of human DNA from Indian lineages.
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