Personality traits linked to onset of eating disorders
A study conducted by the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London has revealed significant connections between personality traits and the onset of eating disorder symptoms.
Routine blood tests could speed up cancer diagnosis for people with stomach pain or...
A new study led by researchers at University College London (UCL) suggests that routine blood tests could significantly enhance early cancer diagnosis for individuals experiencing stomach pain or bloating.
Overcoming barriers to technological change will transform public sector efficiency and productivity
With a new government in place, many people in the UK will be hoping that the public sector can be elevated into the technological 21st Century when it comes to modern systems investment.
EU AI Act: Regulation to shape the future of Artificial Intelligence
The European Union (EU) has implemented the EU AI Act, set to be the world’s first comprehensive regulation governing artificial intelligence (AI) systems based on their inherent risks.
New blood tests show promise in Alzheimer’s diagnosis
In a significant advancement for Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, new blood tests have emerged as potentially groundbreaking tools.
Rebuilding parental engagement to solve the post-pandemic school attendance crisis
Research has found that schools have seen a decrease in school attendance over the past two years. One of the most significant factors cited is deteriorating partnerships between schools and parents.
Project to explore circular economy in UK buildings
A groundbreaking project is set to explore the potential of the circular economy to revolutionize the UK's building sector.
Trillions of microplastics are released monthly by a common cleaning product
A new study published in the Environmental Science & Technology journal has brought to light the significant environmental impact of a widely used household...
De-risking digital delivery in the UK public sector
Digital transformation in the UK public sector is urgent but complex. Legacy systems, tight budgets, and rapid technological change create significant hurdles. This piece explores how to overcome these challenges through strategic planning, strong partnerships, and a focus on citizen-centric outcomes.
Exploring the Sun’s corona: Parker solar probe findings challenge existing theories
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has revealed new insights into the mysteries of the sun's corona.
Staying safe this summer: Essential medical tips for your health
Among the excitement of summer, it’s crucial to stay informed about how the season can affect our health, particularly when it comes to medications and medical devices.
5G technology could be the saviour of struggling public buildings and boost green goals
Cash-strapped councils and their local facilities across the UK could see a much-needed financial boost thanks to innovative 5G technology.
Device promises massive energy savings for AI applications
Engineers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have unveiled a cutting-edge hardware device set to transform the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) computing.
Border security in Europe analysis
Open Access Government analyses border security in Europe, including comment on migratory challenges in 2024 and The Pact on Migration and Asylum.
New markers in blood could predict vision loss risk in glaucoma patients
Researchers from UCL and Moorfields Eye Hospital have identified potential markers in the blood that could change the treatment of glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide.
The threat within: Mitigating modern insider threats effectively
When it comes to cybersecurity, we often focus our attention on how to protect an organisation from external threats. However, discounting insider threats can be a costly mistake, both financially and reputationally.
Bridging the gap between evidence and action: Collaborative leadership – where do we begin?
Patricia (Patsy) Beattie-Huggan, President and Principal Consultant of The Quaich Inc, focuses on bridging the gap between evidence and action through collaborative leadership. But where do we begin?
Government offers 22% pay rise to end junior doctors’ strike in England
Junior doctors have been offered a substantial pay rise by the government to resolve the ongoing strike action that has been going on in hospitals for months.
Combining prostate cancer treatments raises heart disease risk
New research highlights a crucial consideration for men battling prostate cancer, a potentially heightened risk of heart disease when certain medications are combined.
Advancing the narrative and approaches to population ageing
Dr Jane M Barratt, Global Advisor at the International Federation on Ageing (IFA), spoke to Lorna Rothery about healthy population ageing, the benefits this demographic shift can bring and the need for countries to work together to combat ageism and nurture age-friendly environments.
