Number of TB cases in India is double current estimates, says new study
The number of cases of tuberculosis (TB) in India may be up to two to three times higher than current estimates, suggests a new study.
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Research opens the door to more accurate genetic testing for inherited diseases
New research allows scientists to better determine which gene mutations are responsible for inherited heart disease.
New academic partnership to help students develop social science skills
Imperial students will be equipped with a deeper understanding of how societies function in order to tackle world challenges.
Introducing collaboration on AMR to a new generation of students
Imperial's ARC & EMBRACE collaborations joined forces with the School of Public Health to deliver a day with a focus on AMR at the Summer School
Can a Centre of Excellence open the door for mesothelioma treatment?
A new National Mesothelioma Centre is to be launched by the National Heart and Lung Institute.
New research uncovers mechanism behind deadly infections in transplant patients
Aspergillus fumigatus is harmless to most people but can cause a fatal infection in transplant patients, a recent study has discovered why.
What are the effects of vaping: Horizon investigates
Dr Omar Usmani shared his findings on last night's BBC Horizon programme examining whether e-cigarettes are a safe alternative to traditional smoking.
How Zika and dengue can turn the immune system against itself
Dr Abigail Culshaw is a Research Associate in the Department of Medicine, and discussed the dengue epidemic at this year's Imperial Festival.
From the first Annual International Conference on Patient Safety in Pakistan
Joshua Symons of the Centre for Health Policy writes on his visit to the first Annual International Conference on Patient Safety in Pakistan.
Disproportionate and devastating: Professor Danny Altmann on the Zika virus
