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Physical activity should be at the heart of the NHS’s support for older people and is as important as providing medication, a report by the Health and Social Care Committee says.

Scientists say they’ve uncovered striking new evidence of how alcohol addiction impacts the brain’s learning systems — and how those systems may slowly adapt during recovery – in a new study published on 22/05/26.

The Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences comprises some of the UK’s leading medical researchers, each of whom has made substantial contributions to advancing patient health and care through research.Election to the Academy recognises …

The Academy of Medical Sciences has elected Professor Sir Louis Appleby CBE  to its prestigious Fellowship, it has been announced today (Thursday 21 May 2026).

People with a learning disability are at higher risk of developing bowel cancer, yet face significant barriers at nearly every stage of the care pathway, University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ and Christie NHS Foundation Trust have found.

A new resource to support adults at risk of self‑harm or suicide-  with over 6,000 lives lost to suicide in England and Wales in 2024  - will be unveiled on 19 May at The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ’s Whitworth Art Gallery.

University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ scientists, part of a global team led by Stanford University, have uncovered a remarkable link between where you live and how quickly your body ages.

People leaving prison in England can experience avoidable gaps in their medication because of fragmented healthcare systems, poor information sharing, and discharge processes which are sometimes rushed due to release procedures, a new study has …

Professor Peter Thomson has been appointed as the new Head of the Division of Dentistry in the School of Medical Sciences at The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ.

The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ hosted a roundtable, ‘From Pipeline to Practice: Skills, Social Mobility, and the Future Health Workforce’ on 28 April, bringing together stakeholders from across the Greater Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ health ecosystem to discuss how to …

The reliable supply of drugs is fundamental to any healthcare system, yet shortages remain a persistent problem.Disruptions arise from a range of causes: manufacturing failures, fluctuating demand, regulatory changes and wars. Around 60% of drug …

A team lead by scientists from the Universities of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ and Liverpool have revealed why a group of cancers common in older adults exposed to environmental damage behaves so differently depending on where they develop in the body.

A new collaboration between The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ and Manipal Academy of Higher Education in Karnataka, will examine  how family court processes in India affect the health and safety of women experiencing domestic violence.

Expanding access to NHS Talking Therapies may help reduce the long-term economic inactivity faced by people with entrenched mental health problems, University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ researchers say.

Four University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ early career researchers have been backed by the Academy of Medical sciences as part their flagship £6.7 million Springboard programmeDr Sara Gago, Dr Abigail Lay, Dr Holly Lovegrove, and Dr Sara Federici join the 55 …

An international group of scientists has warned that drug‑resistant fungi are spreading fast and putting vulnerable patients at growing risk.

A study led by University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ scientists using tiny retinas grown in a lab has revealed how subtle changes in a key growth‑controlling protein can lead to a condition causing serious eye defects from birth.

A team of researchers from the University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ, Lithuanian Sports University and the University of Vic in Spain have developed a digital tool designed to promote bladder health in adults aged 50 and over.

A new study reveals growing concern among community workers in Nariño, Colombia, about the lack of mental health support for Venezuelan migrants, especially those travelling without legal status.

A new software tool designed by researchers at The Rosalind Franklin Institute,  University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ and collaborators to support decision making in pregnancies at high-risk of stillbirth is to receive a cash injection.

A new tool designed to support people with dementia when being discharged from mental health hospitals has been co‑designed and evaluated by researchers at The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ. The SAFER‑Dem intervention shows promise as an effective, …

Psychology students studying at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ from 2027  are to  benefit from a £30 million refurbishment to the Zochonis building and facilities. 

Former Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh came face to face with the life-changing impact of her bandmate Sarah Harding’s legacy — meeting a mum whose breast cancer was detected early thanks to research funded in Sarah’s name carried out by the …

A 6-year-old girl is one of more than 80 people worldwide who has finally received a diagnosis of a new condition following a landmark breakthrough by scientists and doctors in Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ.

A team of scientists from Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ and London have, for the first time, decoded the full range of mutations that drive tumour growth, which could pave the way for a new era in precision medicine, offering more effective treatments for thousands of …

The 2023 Delivery plan for recovering urgent and emergency care services achieved initial performance improvements, but an overloaded health system means that challenges remain in sustaining improvements over time, University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ …

The UK Government has announced a significant change to immigration rules which will allow some asylum-seeking doctors, nurses and other health professionals to work in the UK.

The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ is backing a major new commitment alongside Russell Group universities to build a healthier future for the UK, working in partnership with the NHS, national and local government, industry and the local community.

The University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ will become the permanent home of the Infected Blood Inquiry Memorial, which honours the more than 30,000 people who were infected with HIV, Hepatitis and vCJD after receiving contaminated blood products in the 1970s and …

People living with dementia and their carers in socio‑economically disadvantaged areas experience significant barriers in accessing and navigating  primary care, a new study led by University of Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ has found.