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Suicide is a leading cause of death worldwide, particularly in people with severe mental health problems, including schizophrenia. The development, […]

Improvements in neonatal and paediatric care in recent decades have increased the survival of children with non-progressive neurological impairment. Respiratory

In patients with a glioma, 50–80% will have seizures during their lifetime and half of these will be drug resistant.

Proximal phalanx finger shaft fractures are common and can impair hand function. There is controversy, but no high-quality evidence, on

Ovarian cancer survival is stage-dependent: Stage I patients have 90% 5-year survival versus 15% for stage IV. Over 70% of

Raised blood pressure affects 10% of pregnancies worldwide, of which around half develop pre-eclampsia including proteinuria, causing maternal and perinatal

Reducing private car use and increasing active travel is essential for transport decarbonisation and addressing public health crises of road

Diabetic retinopathy is a severe diabetes complication that can cause blindness. The United Kingdom’s pioneering diabetic eye screening programme has

This forward-thinking Research Agenda explores the increasingly prevalent role that biomedical technologies are playing in healthcare and everyday life. Leading

Nondaily smokers (NDS) who smoke on some but not all days are a growing subset of US tobacco users. Racial/ethnic