“This robust review and meta-analysis of intermittent fasting (IF) focuses specifically on weight loss and quality-of-life benefits. The headline finding that intermittent fasting is no better (or ...

Scientists comment on a Department for Health & Social Care (DHSC) consultation of smoke-free and vape-free spaces. Prof Caitlin Notley, Professor of Addiction Sciences, Norwich Medical School, ...

“This umbrella review confirms what we know from a very large and consistent body of evidence showing that almost all forms of physical activity and structured exercise are associated with meaningful ...

‘Assessment of adverse effects attributed to statin therapy in product labels: a meta-analysis of double-blind randomised controlled trials’ by Reith et al. was published in The Lancet at 23:30 UK ...

A study published in The BMJ looks at time trends in a male to female ratio for autism diagnosis. Dr Monique Botha, Associate Professor in Social and Developmental Psychology, Durham University, said: ...

A study published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: Translational Research & Clinical Interventions looks at the impact of cognitive training on dementia. Dr Susan Kohlhaas, Executive Director of Research ...

Scientists comment on Government announcement that GP data will be shared with consented cohorts for research. Prof Cathie Sudlow, Head of School of Population Health Sciences, College of Medicine and ...

February 3, 2026 expert reaction to study looking at physical fitness of transgender and cisgender women . A study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine looks at the ...

Prof Mohamed Abdallah, Chair in Environmental Chemistry at the University of Birmingham, said: ...

February 9, 2026 expert reaction to study looking at tea and coffee intake and dementia risk . A study published in JAMA looks at coffee and tea intake and the risk of dementia. C ...

It was announced today that Waymo plan to launch a pilot driverless taxi service in London in April this year, with Wayve also planning to launch driverless taxis with Uber later in the year.

Researchers from Oxford Population Health gathered together data from 23 large scale randomised studies from the Cholesterol Treatment Trialists’ Collaboration to undertake the most comprehensive ...