Maya Fiennes’ Friday Plan
Maya Fiennes is a well respected Kundalini yoga practitioner and instructor, based in Los Angeles. Trained as a classical pianist, Maya first found Kundalini Yoga...
The downfalls of telehealth for the vulnerable elderly
There is no doubt the medical world is constantly changing, and the use of technology is both increasing, and helping a beleaguered national health service....
Telehealth – here to stay?
The digital revolution has had a huge impact on society as a whole, helping to connect people and build relationships, facilitate business transactions and cut...
Maya Fiennes’ Thursday Plan
Maya Fiennes is a well respected Kundalini yoga practitioner and instructor, based in Los Angeles. Trained as a classical pianist, Maya first found Kundalini Yoga...
Depth perception in key-hole surgery
When Phillipe Bozzini first designed and used his Lichtleiter in 1803 to peer into the human body, the medical world unwittingly became reliant on observing...
#UniMentalHealthDay
It's #UniMentalHealthDay today and as medical students are often put under huge amounts of stress and pressure we'd like to share this video from mental...
Hover Stretcher (1961)
The Hoverstretcher. One of the less brilliant ideas dreamed up by medical scientists in 1961. Developed in collaboration with the Royal Army Medical Corps this...
The death of terminal cancer?
We would all like to see the end of terminal cancer. A non-survivable brain cancer killed my mother in a few short weeks. Last month,...
Maya Fiennes’ Wednesday Plan
Maya Fiennes is a well respected Kundalini yoga practitioner and instructor, based in Los Angeles. Trained as a classical pianist, Maya first found Kundalini Yoga...
Why we’ll never beat the flu virus (unlike Zika)
Zika, which has been linked to a huge increase in the number of babies born with small heads in Brazil, may be the scariest virus around just...
