I'm a menopause expert. Here's how to manage your brain fog Menopause-related brain fog is a collection of temporary cognitive changes that many women experience during perimenopause and menopause The Independent UK · Oct 30
Can testosterone improve menopause symptoms? Here's what the experts say Social media has been rife with claims testosterone helps with menopause, but a new study finds insufficient evidence The Independent UK · Oct 30
Experts demand climate change be declared a global health emergency as heat-related deaths soar Major concerns have been raised following a surge in heat-related deaths over the past decade The Independent UK · Oct 28
Weight loss in middle age can restore cardiovascular health, research suggests UK study of 6,000 patients shows shedding 5% of body weight may help cut the risk of stroke and heart disease The Guardian - UK · Oct 20
People with ADHD Had a 71% Higher Death Rate in Pooled Studies, with Suicide and Injury Deaths Elevated A review covering nearly 16 million people links ADHD to a 71% higher death rate, with suicide and injury deaths elevated. What families can do. Medical Daily · Oct 20
Dinosaur fossil hidden in London’s Natural History Museum for 100 years identified as new species The 120-million-year-old skull fragment belongs to Europe’s first known megaraptoran, a predator featuring powerful arms and sharp claws. Euronews · Oct 16
Equivalent of one cup of coffee a week ‘can affect children’s sleep and mental health’, study finds A study found youngsters aged nine to 11 who drank caffeine slept less and appeared to have a very slight lower surface area in the brain’s outer layer The Independent UK · Oct 15
‘Amazing progress’ in lung cancer: Immunotherapy extends survival as mRNA vaccines offer hope François Picard is pleased to welcome Siow-Ming Lee, Professor of Medical Oncology at the University College London and a specialist in lung cancer. “Lung cancer is not one cancer. There are many different types of lung cancer,” explains Lee. For decades, lung cancer has been closely associated with smoking, late… France 24 · Oct 15
Cyril Hilsum obituary Government physicist whose radar research paved the way for flat-panel TV and computer screens based on liquid crystals The Guardian - UK · Oct 15
New Dinosaur With Eight-Inch Claws Could Have Been More Dangerous to Humans Than T. Rex A fossil overlooked at London's Natural History Museum since 1924 has revealed a previously unknown predator that roamed Britain around 120 million years ago. International Business Times UK · Oct 15
Nvidia pledges $250 million in computing resources to boost UK AI safety research Nvidia has committed $250 million in computing resources over five years to advance UK artificial intelligence safety research. Announced by CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday, the $50 million annual pledge focuses on agentic AI security, supporting initiatives at Oxford, Imperial College London, and University College London. The Economic Times · Oct 14
New species of dinosaur discovered from fossil ‘overlooked’ for over 100 years The dinosaur is a long-clawed predator the size of a large tiger. Evening Standard · Oct 14
New dinosaur species discovered from fossil ‘overlooked’ for over 100 years The fossil is a part of a skull which was acquired by the Natural History Museum in 1924 Evening Standard · Oct 13
The simple exercises shown to improve mood during menopause A new study found that women’s bodies face ‘cliff-like’ biological changes when they have their last period The Independent UK · Oct 13
The Economic Times · Oct 12 Sara Tendulkar’s lavish Bandra residence, bought by Sachin Tendulkar is now estimated to be worth Rs 100 crore and features two basements, a grand entrance, elegant interiors and a lush green backyard Sara Tendulkar, born on October 12, 1997, is the daughter of legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar. She graduated from Dhirubhai Ambani International School before embarking on a medical degree at University College London, illustrating her strong academic focus. The Tendulkar family lives in a majestic Bandra bungalow, estimated at Rs 100…
Medical Daily · Oct 6 Zap One Brain Network and People Laugh Without Feeling Any Joy A 2026 review maps two laughter networks in the brain, one that brings real mirth and one that makes people laugh without any joy at all.
Evening Standard · Oct 1 World university rankings 2027: Where are London's institutions on the list? The US and UK dominated the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027, but which London university was highest?
France 24 · Sep 30 What if art could help you live longer? In this episode of Entre Nous, Delano D'Souza speaks to Daisy Fancourt, professor at University College London and a leading researcher on how the arts affects our brains and bodies. In her book "Art Cure" she draws on scientific evidence to show how the arts can transform our health and…
The Economic Times · Sep 22 Can LED bulbs give you diabetes? UCL neuroscientist warns modern lighting may damage mitochondria and affect metabolism The rise of LED lighting in residential and commercial spaces has sparked discussions among health experts. Some researchers suggest that these lights might influence metabolic processes and heighten diabetes risk. One study indicates that using broader-spectrum lighting could provide enhanced health benefits over standard LEDs. Despite these discussions, there is…
The Economic Times · Sep 12 Quote of the day by Chris Martin: 'Life is beautiful in all its colors, even the darker ones, they’re here for a reason.' Life lessons from inspiring quote on pain, struggle, human nature, success, acceptance, growth, resilience, hardships and sorrow Quote of the day by Chris Martin reflects on pain, struggle, acceptance, growth and resilience. The Coldplay singer’s saying suggests that difficult experiences are part of life and can teach people important lessons. It encourages people to accept sadness, keep moving during hardships and remain hopeful. The quote also highlights…
Medical Daily · Sep 3 Decades of Money Trouble Tracked With Weaker Thinking Scores at Fifty Three in a Long-Running British Study A UCL analysis of 2,759 people found persistent financial hardship in adulthood was tracked with weaker cognitive scores by age 53 and brain aging later.
The Independent UK · Aug 24 Bowel cancer patients spared major surgery after ‘life-changing’ trial Around 80 per cent of patients were spared radical surgery following the trial treatment
The Independent UK · Aug 20 Experts respond to claims that smear tests use ‘cancer-causing’ chemicals More than 3,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the UK
Bored Panda · Aug 18 Ricky Gervais, 65, Reveals Awkwardly Superficial Reason He Plans To Finally Marry Partner Of 44 Years “Many people are doing this and are not in the same financial situation as Ricky G…”
International Business Times UK · Aug 18 Ricky Gervais Makes a Sharp U-Turn on Marriage at 65 to Avoid Hefty Inheritance Tax Ricky Gervais to wed Jane Fallon after 44 years to mitigate inheritance tax on their £142 million fortune. Discover how UK tax laws impact unmarried couples and the financial benefits of marriage.