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TB toll
Over 50 million children infected with tuberculosis
A new study quantifying the global burden of tuberculosis among children suggests there are tens of millions of children with undiagnosed TB.
Stories written by Franca Davenport
Protecting preterms
Larger newborn care units provide better protection for very preterm babies
Preterm babies admitted to high volume neonatal units are less likely to die compared to those admitted to low volume units, according to researchers.
Trip Meter
New study discovers biological basis for magic mushroom 'mind expansion'
New research shows that our brain displays a similar pattern of activity during dreams as it does during a mind-expanding drug trip.
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appy Surgery
New app helps patients ensure best outcome from surgery
Imperial researchers and clinicians have launched a new smartphone app, MySurgery, to help patients get the best outcome from their surgery.
Brain Power
Mind-controlled video game focuses attention at Royal Society Exhibition
An exhibit at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition will test your ability to concentrate with technology used in brain injury research.
Emergency routes
New study estimates 5.8 million A&E visits occur after patients unable to see GP
Researchers have estimated that in 2012-2013, 5.77 million A&E attendances in England were preceded by an inability to get a timely GP appointment.
Strains and stress
Researchers discover the process behind bacteria's coping strategies
A new study has revealed crucial information on bacteria's coping strategies, paving the way for novel approaches to tackle infection.
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Dementia Research
New developments in big, open access data for dementia
Dementia research is firmly on the political agenda and Imperial is driving forward initiatives to make data bigger, more informative and open to all.
Stopping the Spread
New study pinpoints 'Lemur' protein as main player in spread of breast cancer
Researchers have confirmed the role of a protein called Lemur Tyrosine Kinase 3 (LMTK3) in the spread of breast cancer to other parts of the body.
Growing Old
Women's weight gain from childhood to adulthood could influence ageing process
A new study has indicated that women who undergo substantial changes in BMI from childhood to adulthood show signs of accelerated ageing in their DNA.
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