Following on from the success of the Elective Aid 2017 trip, applications are now open for students and professionals wishing to travel to Bangladesh in August 2018. For more information and to [...]
Thirteen volunteers from across the United Kingdom travelled to Bangladesh this summer to provide health camps to underserved parts of rural Bangladesh. The volunteers worked with local partner [...]
Zipline, a US based company, reports that ‘more than two billion people lack adequate access to essential medical products, often due to challenging terrain and gaps in infrastructure. [...]
The 2015 Lancet Commission on Health and Climate Change highlighted that action against climate change was possibly “the greatest global health opportunity of the 21st century”. How does climate [...]
New healthcare technologies are playing an ever-growing role in revolutionizing our world. From switching to electronic medical records, to developments in biomedical engineering and technology, [...]
Applications are open for Elective Aid 2018 Elective Aid is a 10-day global health programme for aspiring medical leaders. Click HERE to find out more and apply This year’s programme will take [...]
Bwindi National Park is a beautiful part of the world. Known as the Impenetrable Forest it houses some of the last families of mountain gorillas. Bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo and [...]
(Photo Credit: Ricardo Mangual. Edited. Uploaded from Flickr via Creative Commons) Maternal health is taking centre stage in the global development agenda. The term itself refers to the health of [...]
The NHS delivers free, quality healthcare for all, regardless of our ability to pay or social circumstance. This is a truly unique service, however, with an ever-increasing UK population, the NHS [...]
(Photo taken by Ranya Mulchandani at Changing Minds Festival) This week marks a turning point in talking about mental health. In The Mind reaches mainstream BBC One audiences, demonstrating how [...]
