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A 92-year-old woman from North Yorkshire has become the first patient in the UK to receive the UK’s first robotic cancer treatment for a liver tumour

Clinicians at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust have achieved an 80% reduction in a tumour affecting 92-year-old Brenda Iveson using an innovative treatment technique, marking a significant clinical success and offering hope fo...


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A new parliamentary report warns that the UK public sector relies far too heavily on a small number of giant US technology companies, specifically highlighting the software firm Palantir as a major concern

The cross-party Science, Innovation and Technology Committee released a


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Elahere provides ‘hope of extra time’ to hundreds of ovarian cancer patients whose disease has stopped responding to chemotherapy

Mirvetuximab soravtansine (Elahere), developed by AbbVie, is a targeted therapy that delivers a cancer-killing drug directly to


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By melting down ingredients to recreate how ancient space rocks formed, researchers have discovered that the essential building blocks for life likely came from the inner solar system right from the start, rather than being delivered from the outer solar system as previously believed

For a planet to support life, it needs certain essential ingredients, especially nitrogen and...


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Dr Martin Lukavec, Senior Lecturer at the London School of Business and Finance, discusses executive pay, the costs associated with the corner office

Executive pay has not merely risen; it has taken off. In America, bosses of large firms earned 281 times as much as a typical worker in 2024, compared with 21 times in 1965. (1) In Britain, the median FTSE 100 chief executive re...


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