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Fraiya launches landmark NHS trial of AI-enabled pregnancy ultrasounds
Fraiya, a UK-based femtech startup transforming pregnancy ultrasound with AI, has announced a pivotal set of milestones, including NHS clinical evaluation,...
GP-led HIV care pilot drives uptake in testing and treatment
An initiative to reshape HIV care in general practice across London has been hailed a success after notable increases in HIV testing and statin prescribing.
Access to medical careers still unequal for people from working-class backgrounds
Having a parent with a professional occupation makes you six times more likely to become a doctor than if they have a working-class job, new research has found.
King's Business School Opens Applications for Next Help to Grow Cohort
King’s Business School has supported over 65 small business leaders through the government-backed Help to Grow: Management programme, with applications now...
Targeting brain waves to reduce cognitive challenges in ADHD
Researchers have received £1.3 million from the Medical Research Council to investigate whether targeting theta brain wave activity could reduce cognitive...
Dr Joanna Davies receives prestigious King's Prize Fellowship
Joanna is the first in NMPC to receive this distinction
New Vice Dean (People & Talent) in the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care
Professor Monica Busse-Morris will also contribute to the Faculty’s applied research programme
King's Engineer wins £1.3 million grant to revolutionise communication technology
Professor Yansha Deng’s winning bid, REACTION, will help build a pathway to robot-to-robot communication and personalised healthcare for environments without...
Researchers win £1.45m award to outsmart drug-resistant fungal infections
A £1.45 million Medical Research Council (MRC) award will fund a major research project led by Professor Miraz Rahman to develop a new generation of...
COMMENT: The hard truth about the circular economy – real change will take more than refillable bottles
While circular economy efforts often fall short, there are ways to move forward.
Job adverts reveal early signs of a shift away from the 'ideal worker' norm
Machine learning analysis of job adverts in Switzerland found how employer expectations are evolving across occupations
Social and economic deprivation associated with more severe symptoms of PTSD
People who live in the most deprived areas of the UK experience post-traumatic stress disorder at three times the rate of those who live in more affluent areas.
Co-IVF pregnancies may come with higher rates of serious complications
Pregnancies of same-sex couples which involve their partner’s egg may come with higher rates of complications for the birth mother and baby.
From Rivalry to Realignment: China, India, and Russia at the SCO
The 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit, held in Tianjin, China, saw a record number of participating countries, marking a significant moment...
New framework aims to improve UK approach to forced migration
A new policy framework designed to strengthen the UK’s response to global forced migration by expanding safe pathways to sanctuary has been published by...
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