What are some of the most exciting drugs in the dementia drug discovery pipeline right now? How has Alzheimer’s drug development changed over the years? Beyond the anti-amyloid drugs, what other types ...

“In this study, the abstract being showcased at the American Nutrition conference, the researchers used two different diets using commercially prepared ultra processed foods (UPFs). One diet used UPFs ...

‘Adverse Effects of Nanoplastics Administration on the Metabolic Profile and Glucose Control in Mice’ is a conference abstract which was presented by Amy Parkhurst at NUTRITION 2025. The embargo ...

A randomised trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine and a conference abstract presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting 2025 (ASCO) looks at physical exercise and ...

The Global Annual to Decadal Climate Update is issued annually by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). It provides a synthesis of the global annual to decadal predictions produced by the Met ...

A study published in JAMA Network Open looks at social media use and depressive symptoms during early adolescents. Prof Chris Ferguson, Professor of Psychology, Stetson University, said: ...

May 29, 2025 expert reaction to drought declared in North-west England by the Environment Agency . Scientists comment on a drought being declared in North-West England. Prof David ...

Scientists comment on the first detection of West Nile virus in UK mosquitoes, announced by the UK Health Security Agency. Professor Paul Long, microbiologist at King’s College London, said: ...

“This is a high-quality study that stands out mainly for its sample size. The results confirm previous findings that people with a history of cold sores have a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s ...

An online survey published in Psychiatry Research looks at the a ntidepressants withdrawal effects. (comment on the subject more generally, in case useful) A spokesperson for the Royal College of ...

Dr Martin Chandler and Professor Ian Boardley from the University of Birmingham said: ...