Jack Barton summarises the 2017 Nobel Prize awards in medicine, physics and chemistry announced last week

Re-purposed drug yields hopeful results

Following the criticism of an Ethics Professor for supporting abortions based on the foetus’s sex, Science and Technology reporter Jake Jones considers the ethics of sex-specific abortions

Disgraced doctor, Andrew Wakefield, has returned to the UK to reignite his ‘anti-vaxx’ message with a new documentary

Artificial intelligence is just one of the ground-breaking technologies that could transform NHS healthcare

Earlier this month, the prestigious Nobel Prize ceremonies began, with the prizes for Physics, Chemistry and Medicine and Physiology announced

This academic year marks the inauguration of FBMH, a merger between the previously known Faculty of Life Sciences and Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences

David Nott, an NHS consultant surgeon and voluntary humanitarian aid worker, delivered a life lecture to the Manchester medical faculty this week

Lack of medicine students from underprivileged backgrounds is seen as a sign limited support and guidance throughout A-levels and university applications

Government limits on the amount of UK students able to take a medicine degree has meant that the University of Central Lancashire has had to exclude home students altogether

What does your degree say about you? Kitty Treverton Jones explores the stereotypes from a selection of university courses

‘Not Beyond Us,’ this years slogan for World Cancer Day, highlights that through research it is possible to find a real solution to tackle cancer.

University of Manchester report raises concerns over discrimination against ethnic minority doctors

Circumcision is a practice which has been debated for thousands of years, but to forcibly prevent it from happening would be wrong.