Argument is central to solving scientific problems. But if those problems aren’t properly defined, and if key evidence is lacking, then scientists are no better than anyone else at coming up with a
More than 15,000 left the health service last year amid a bitter pay dispute, with many ending up in countries such as Australia
The psychologist Bruce Hood’s course is one of the most popular at Bristol University. What does his data reveal about how to live well?
Central banks have been striving to tame inflation without killing growth. But new economic figures, and rising geopolitical tensions, suggest that struggle is far from…
Health checks will soon be available on your phone and app users have doubled in a year. Doctors hope the technology will help people manage…
Perceptions of animal organs change when lives depend on them, say scientists who are optimistic that they could save thousands of newborns every year
Myrna and Adrian Whiteson have won The Times/Sternberg Active Life award for their work with the Teenage Cancer Trust
Myrna and Adrian Whiteson have won The Times/Sternberg Active Life award for their work with the Teenage Cancer Trust
Over-protectiveness may be well meant but it stifles the dynamism that this country needs
Pockets of unvaccinated people in the capital create ‘perfect conditions’ for disease as confirmed cases exceed 1,000 in England since October
The system of hereditary peerage is outdated and must be abolished, two candidates for House of Lords Speaker say today.The 85 dukes, earls and barons…
