Gone Fishing (1963)
The river Stour in Canterbury, Kent in 1963 where people have come for a fishing competition.
Quins thrill the queues
The Dionne Quintuplets on a day out at Toronto Zoo in 1942. Accompanied by their parents, the Quins dressed in satin service uniforms sing a...
Biomedical Science Day 2026
On Thursday 4th June , hospital laboratories, universities and biomedical science teams across the UK are marking Biomedical Science Day 2026 - the 10th celebration...
Most adults unaware of hereditary osteoporosis risk
The Royal Osteoporosis Society (ROS) is urging the public to take family history more seriously when assessing their osteoporosis risk, as survey findings reveal that...
New patient-focused IVF success calculator
A new, user-friendly free IVF prediction tool – powered by national fertility treatment data – has been launched by the University of Aberdeen. Every year,...
Tackling ‘bad’ cholesterol earlier better for heart
Taking steps to lower levels of harmful LDL cholesterol at a much earlier stage than current medical practice indicates could be a far more effective...
Women’s Health World finds online misinformation reaching millions
New independent research analysis has indicated the potential scale, nature, and reach of health misinformation across four major social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly...
The Sightsavers Garden at Chelsea Flower Show
Rebecca Wallersteiner is blown away by Peter Karn, Sarah Fisher and Janice Molyneux’s multi-sensory Sightsavers Garden which provides a rich and immersive experience that engages...
IVF And miscarriage still aren’t properly supported at work
Around 10–20% of recognised pregnancies end in miscarriage, and with IVF also becoming more common, fertility treatment and pregnancy loss are increasingly part of everyday...
Women’s Health World
Women’s Health World is a catalyst for global action on women’s health. We aim to deliver tangible impact through: strategic partnerships and campaigns, a media...
