Cravings for high-calorie foods may be switched off by new food supplement
Eating a type of food supplement, based on a molecule produced by bacteria in the gut, reduces cravings for high-calorie foods, study suggests.
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Dengue virus exposure may amplify Zika infection
Previous exposure to the dengue virus may increase the potency of Zika infection, according to research from Imperial College London.
£14m EU project to aid meningitis diagnosis and cut antibiotic use
An international team of doctors are aiming to develop a rapid test to allow medics to quickly identify bacterial infection in children.
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"The boy's glasses fell off when he was shot at, and now he couldn't see"
Dr Nathalie MacDermott, a paediatric and clinical research fellow at Imperial, still thinks daily of the families she encountered in Greece.
Higher intake of whole grains associated with reduced risk of diseases and death
A higher intake of whole grain foods is associated with reduced risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer, suggests study by Imperial College London.
Leaving the EU poses 'critical threat' to NHS
Britain's withdrawal from the EU would negatively affect the NHS in a number of ways, a report by academics at Imperial College London has warned.
Queen creates new Regius chair at Imperial
Imperial has been awarded a prestigious Regius Professorship, recognising the highest standard of research and teaching in the Faculty of Medicine.
Nanoscale 'baking tray' helps create crystals
Scientists from Imperial College London have created a type of nanoscale 'baking tray' to help reveal the structure and shape of proteins.
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Imperial and Nestle Research create research partnership on improving nutrition
Imperial College London and Nestlé Research are establishing a research and innovation partnership exploring metabolic health and nutrition.
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Global economic crisis linked to over 260,000 additional cancer deaths
Unemployment and reduced public-sector health spending following the 2008 crisis were associated with increased cancer mortality, says a new study.
