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One in four GPs now using AI tools, frontline survey shows

Health & Social Care
New Nuffield Trust report shows 28% of UK GPs use ai tools in practice for documentation, admin, and development, but barriers like regulation, safety, and inequality remain.

UK utilities market: The balance between regulation and technological advances

Energy
UK utilities face a challenging environment, seeking to balance regulation, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Despite the uncertainty, there's a strong appetite for technological advancements within the UK utilities market right now.

£5.1 million investment for cancer diagnosis through AI and digital pathology

Health & Social Care
The National Pathology Imaging Co-operative (NPIC) at Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust has been awarded £5.1 million by the government to improve its data infrastructure, focusing on improving cancer and disease diagnosis.

Lowering food prices and improving competition in agriculture

Agriculture
The U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced a series of initiatives aimed at promoting competition within the agriculture sector.

Caffeine could boost heart health for patients with rheumatic diseases like lupus

Diseases & Conditions
Consuming caffeine may have a positive impact on heart health, particularly for patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.

Digital Inclusion for older generations

Digital Transformation
With more older adults embracing technology, Helen Mott, Head of Central Government at Netcompany, elucidates how the industry can enhance digital inclusion and adopt best practices.

Protoplanetary disks: New insights from the James Webb Telescope

Research & Innovation
Using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers have uncovered details about the processes shaping protoplanetary disks, the cosmic nurseries where planets are born.

What nurses want: Listening to staff to improve nursing retention

Workplace
Lorna Rothery spoke to Dr Leigh Chapman, Canada’s Chief Nursing Officer, about the current challenges faced by nurses and how she hopes the implementation of the Nursing Retention Toolkit will help to bring about positive change.

EU launches interactive dashboard to enhance energy security

Energy
The European Union (EU) has revealed a tool aimed at monitoring and managing its natural gas supplies with extreme precision.

EIT digital launches SPIN programmes to accelerate European deep tech commercialisation

Technology
EIT Digital has announced the launch of two new initiatives, SPIN Explore and SPIN Rise, aimed at strengthening Europe’s capabilities in commercialising deep tech innovations.

The antarctic peninsula greening at rapid rate due to climate change

Environment
The Antarctic Peninsula is experiencing an extreme transformation as vegetation cover has multiplied over the past four decades.

The complexities of chronic pain

Health & Social Care
Lorna Rothery spoke to Dr Cathy Price, Associate Professor in Pain Management and Vice President of the British Pain Society, about the difficulties in diagnosing, treating, and managing chronic pain.

Protecting the public sector against cyberattacks

Digital Transformation
Nick Denning, CEO of IT consultancy Diegesis and veteran of multiple successful digital transformation projects, outlines the strategies which organisations can take to protect against public sector cyberattacks and mitigate the effects if cyber criminals do break through.

UK initiatives aim to transform cancer care with new technologies

Technology
To revolutionise cancer treatment and diagnosis the UK government has revealed plans in partnership with pharmaceutical companies and universities.

Government subsidies for environmental sustainability

Government
Scientists and economists have warned against the use of government subsidies, even when they are aimed at promoting environmentally friendly practices.

Plants’ airborne signals shape defence strategies

Agriculture
How plants use airborne chemical cues to defend against herbivores. A study has revealed a new dimension of plant communication through the atmosphere.

Toddlers in the UK consuming high levels of ultra-processed foods

Health & Social Care
A study led by researchers from University College London reveals concerning trends in the diets of toddlers and young children in the UK, with findings suggesting that a significant portion of their daily calorie intake comes from ultra-processed foods (UPFs).
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