A gene test which can identify which patients with low-risk breast cancer need chemotherapy could save the NHS around £4 ...
New findings from the UCL-led STAMPEDE Trial may help to identify which men with high-risk prostate cancer could benefit from ...
Keeping to warm climates throughout their 250-million-year history may have helped crocodiles and their relatives survive the ...
A new UCL-led clinical trial will investigate whether the use of an extended course of antibiotics is safe and effective in ...
People with ADHD face higher mortality rates, but taking medication may mitigate this risk, finds a study led by UCL and ...
Our latest Lunch Hour Lecture, exploring how students have shaped UCL and London over the past 200 years, is now available to ...
Professor Dame Uta Frith (UCL Cognitive Neuroscience) writes with Naomi Fisher in The BMJ that a 'Wild West' of autism and ...
This Black History Month, discover the Faces of UCL who are widening access to opportunity, tackling inequity, transforming ...
This November, for the first time, UCL will take to the streets of London as part of one of the capital's oldest and most ...
A government review of employment rules for delivery riders, coupled with stronger safety regulations and mandatory training ...
We’ve launched our new ‘Study’, ‘Research and Innovation’, ‘Engage’ and ‘About UCL’ webpages. Find out more about what’s ...
Writing in The BMJ, Professor Michael Marmot (UCL Epidemiology and Health Care) explores the steps Scotland could take to achieve better public health in a way that addresses gaps in life expectancy.
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