Health

Babraham research firm has potential to slash drug discovery lead times

The idea of arts on prescription and social prescribing may seem like a new one, but it is actually more than 10 years since UK government policy first referenced linking patients with non-medical support in the community.

The NHS non-emergency helpline is having to send an increasing number of people to seek assistance from the emergency services.

At least 500 removal operations now carried out each year in England

Cambridgeshire County Council is preparing for a review into health services as the scale of so-called 'bed blocking' in the county's hospitals is revealed.

Understanding of process leading to death of nerve cells could lead to potential therapies

Ceres input 'will help make food industry fit for purpose'

Up to 886,000 could be killed, citizen science project concludes

Theresa May thanked the hospital's staff for their dedication over the past months.

The Prime Minister will today (Tuesday) visit a Cambridgeshire hospital to set out ambitious new plans to help thousands of men with prostate cancer get treated earlier and faster.

Proportion of under-18s who fell pregnant in Cambridge and South Cambridgehire in 2016 are revealed

Founder of Cambridge Precision Medicine considers on-sale-now DNA sequencing tests

Mutations outside genes can cause developmental disorders, they find

They are of growing importance in providing precision medicine, but study shows medics need more support

We're raising £100,000 for clinical studies of pioneering scanning technology at Addenbrooke's in Cambridge

Ambulances are being diverted and elective surgery has been cancelled at Addenbrooke’s Hospital due to “exceptional levels of acutely unwell patients needing beds”.

Jenny Broadway hosted a gin tasting evening to highlight significance of Lynch Syndrome

One day he was studying to be a doctor, the next he was fleeing a war zone, Tirej Brimo tells Robinson College audience

Programme leader at MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge says we could one day be screened and treated before it develops

Cambridge computational biologist wins Blavatnik Award for work on key proteins in our bodies