Every year, 28,000 women in the UK die from a heart attack. Meanwhile, a new report has found that ‘unconscious bias and system inequalities’ towards women in the NHS often lead to serious misdiagnosis of heart attacks amongst female patients. In the case of
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The battlefield of the urban sprawl is changing, and innovative techniques in forensic science and computation are revolutionising police work. Police in the West Midlands are trial-running artificial intelligence technology funded by the EU and built by Middlesex University London called VALCRI, or “Visual Analytics for sense-making in Criminal Intelligence analysis”. It works by pouring
Recent developments in biology are changing the way we look at woodlands
Researchers at the University of Bath have recently developed a technique to
Last November the British Medical Journal raised a healthcare emergency due to the increasing popularity of Chemsex. Although the phenomenon is not
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In a recent interview with The Atlantic, Bill Gates has expressed the idea that capitalism on its own cannot save us from
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How often do you see pictures or advertisements of food on the web, or buy a product based solely on the packaging?
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The continued search for the ‘Gay Gene’ yields new exciting developments A recent discovery in research on homosexuality sheds lights on a
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Did you ever think that lice could also attack your body? Head lice are not quite the same as body lice. Scientists have
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“You will be treated like a virus, and we are the cure. We do not forgive, we do not forget. Expect us”
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Plants have feelings just like us and boy do they like to talk about them! At first glance plants seem to be
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Here at my lab, I receive emails from all manner of laymen, questions about science due to my status as the agony
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Written by Holly Narey “So, you want to be an ecologist?” Dev asked me sceptically, “I’ve been harassed, attacked and shot at
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Everyone knows the tale of Noah’s ark, in which a magical procession of animals, two-by-two, marched onto a massive, regal-looking, wooden ship
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