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The number of infants aged under six months with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) requiring intensive or high-dependency care fell by around 50% during the first full year of England’s maternal vaccination programme, according to new UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) surveillance data.

Figures from 20 NHS Trusts participating in the Severe Acute Respiratory Infection ...


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A generative artificial intelligence platform is being developed by the international AIRIS collaboration to help scientists integrate complex biomedical data, explore how chronic diseases develop and produce testable hypotheses that could point towards new treatment approaches, with input from UCL on lung and liver disease.

Understanding why patients ...


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People with interstitial lung disease (ILD) have almost twice the adjusted risk of developing lung cancer as matched general population controls, according to a UK population-based study, supporting consideration of


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Stroke survivors under the age of 65 often leave hospital physically well but with unanswered questions, significant anxiety and limited access to specialist support. This case study by consultant stroke nurse Dr Amanda Jones describes an innovative review clinic that brings diverse specialist expertise together in a single setting, improving patient experience and st...


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An average of almost one person a week dies in England with undiagnosed tuberculosis (TB), according to a national study that highlights missed opportunities for earlier diagnosis and treatment.

Published in the journal Thorax, the study...


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