Coronavirus: COVID-19 more likely to kill black and Asian people

UK people of minority ethnic backgrounds are more likely to die from coronavirus infection than white people.

Jan 20, 2020

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Cannabis: secret weapon against antibiotic resistance crisis

Natural ingredients in cannabis may provide a solution to the global antibiotic resistance crisis. A recent study , published in bioRxiv...

Nov 28, 2019

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Right Place, Right Tree: app informs urban canopy planting in cities

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May 14, 2018

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Health and care challenge: can we live good-quality life with multiple long-term diseases?

21 February 2017 – I flew back to the UK after a few months in Nepal. I decided to return...

Apr 10, 2017

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Air pollution: can we fix it?

The sheer beauty of Kathmandu – the cultural city of temples with more UNESCO world heritage sites than any other cities in the world...

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