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Heathrow Heartache
Airplane noise linked to next day heart health hospitalisations
New research has investigated the potential impact of living near Heathrow airport on cardiovascular hospitalisations and deaths.
Airplane noise linked to next day heart health hospitalisations
New research has investigated the potential impact of living near Heathrow airport on cardiovascular hospitalisations and deaths.
Feature
‘When I think about the burden of sickle cell disease - it keeps me up at night’
For World Sickle Cell Day we interview Prof Julie Makani on her career so far, African science and the growing interest in Sickle Cell Disease.
Celebrating 30 years of world-leading air pollution research
To celebrate their 30th anniversary, the Environmental Research Group held a symposium discussing how their pollution research has evolved over time.
New report finds action is required to protect UK health research
A new report from the Academy of Medical Sciences has outlined that the UK needs to do more to retain its exceptional strengths in health research.
Global Health students combine with London community groups to dynamic effect
Students from Imperial’s BSc in Global Health presented their community placement experiences at a lively event at Imperial’s Invention Rooms.
Imperial health and technology experts join UK health leaders to discuss data
Professor Aldo Faisal was joined at the roundtable event by Dr Timothy Ferris, Director of Transformation at NHS England.
Imperial to advise UN Economic and Social Council on reducing world inequalities
Imperial has been awarded consultative status at the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
Delaying second doses of vaccine reduced COVID-19 hospitalisations and deaths
Delaying people’s second COVID-19 vaccine dose likely prevented tens of thousands of hospitalisations and thousands of deaths in England.
Imperial experts discuss how data can address health inequalities in London
Health researchers from Imperial College London joined leaders from local government and NHS Trusts to discuss data and health inequalities in London.
Topping out ceremony marks major milestone for the School of Public Health
Imperial College London celebrates the final stage of construction of its new home for public health in White City.