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Stay or stray? Why some gut microbes persist after fecal transplants
Scientists have identified why some gut microbes successfully stay in the gut after faecal transplants, whilst others are much more transient.
King's launches £8m PhD programme to transform cardiovascular research
King’s College London will lead a pioneering doctoral training programme designed to transform how scientists study and treat cardiovascular disease.
Science paves way to perfect workout album
By identifying how listeners synchronise their heart to expressive features in music, the team step closer to music-based heart treatments.
King's leads analysis of largest-ever Stop and Search research to improve practices
Researchers from King's with the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) have led the analysis of the largest-ever research on police use of Stop and...
Algorithm allows paramedics to predict brain damage risk after cardiac arrest
Researchers at King’s College London have shown that a widely used cardiac arrest risk score can be applied before patients reach hospital, enabling...
King's to co-lead first Lancet Psychiatry Commission on Women's Mental Health
Researchers will co-lead a new Lancet Psychiatry Commission on Women’s Mental Health.
Experts warn Scotland faces rising risks and missed opportunities from growing feral pig populations
A new policy brief warns that in the absence of a coordinated national approach, Scotland’s expanding feral pig populations pose rising agricultural risks,...
COMMENT: Plaid Cymru plans to share wind farm profits with local people – here's how that idea has been tried elsewhere
When wind turbines rise above a Welsh hillside, who should benefit financially? Plaid Cymru’s Rhun ap Iorwerth believes it should be local communities.
Early Alzheimer's increased connectivity lowered by cancer drug in the lab
Neuroscientists at King’s College London have pinpointed a mechanism behind the increased neural connectivity seen in very early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
Caitlin Moran and Julia Gillard: in conversation for International Women's Day
One of the UK’s most influential writers and cultural commentators visited King’s Business School for a special IWD event.
Immune protein found to play a key role in maintaining bone health
Researchers at King’s College London have discovered that an immune protein best known for protecting the body against infection also plays an important role...
Specialist palliative care can save the NHS up to £8,000 per person and improves quality of life
As well as significantly reducing overall cost of care per person, specialist palliative care delivered at home and in the hospital was found to be associated...
Dark matter explains mysterious signals from the Milky Way
A particular kind of dark matter can explain multiple mysterious signals coming from the centre of our galaxy.
King's part of £50m NIHR Cardiovascular Disease Inequalities Challenge Consortium
Researchers at King’s College London, in collaboration with the University of Nottingham, have been selected to be part of a new national consortium to tackle...
Almost a third of Gen Z men agree a wife should obey her husband
31% of Gen Z men agree that a wife should always obey her husband and one third (33%) say a husband should have the final word on important decisions,...
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