
Cancer vaccines could prime our own bodies to fight tumours
5 July 2017
Two therapies that trigger the immune system into attacking cancer suggest personalised vaccines can eradicate tumours, but bigger trials are needed

5 July 2017
Two therapies that trigger the immune system into attacking cancer suggest personalised vaccines can eradicate tumours, but bigger trials are needed

5 July 2017
Thousands of people could be ferried along a 2-kilometre route including the O2 Arena in Greenwich, south London, in a four-week test of driverless shuttles

5 July 2017
Hospitals are usually badly lit, but many are starting to use light therapy to treat depression, alleviate Parkinson’s disease, and improve stroke recovery

5 July 2017
Artificial bile ducts, vote rigging revealed, cyber blame game and more

5 July 2017
The chief medical officer says the NHS could use genomic medicine more, especially for diagnosing and treating cancers and rare genetic disorders

5 July 2017
More than 1500 people have now died in Yemen’s cholera epidemic. Two years of civil war have placed huge strain on the country’s hospitals and infrastructure

5 July 2017
Menthol cigarettes are disproportionately smoked by black and gay smokers in California, and some hope banning flavoured tobacco will protect these groups

5 July 2017
Distant financial elites aren't the only ones with investments in the fossil fuel industry – most people with a private pension or savings account do too

5 July 2017
The march of science is giving us new powers, but also creating new ethical dilemmas. We must trust in public engagement to try to seek consensus

5 July 2017
Why do the automated bus stop announcements (presumably based on GPS) on some London bus routes get their location quite wrong? I notice that buses passing Tottenham Court Road station, for example, sometimes announce that they are at the "Petersham,...