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Closing the loop: Wastewater nutrient recovery as a pillar of sustainable water management
Everest Group experts guide us through wastewater nutrient recovery as a pillar of sustainable water management.
Women and heat stress: A silent risk in the climate-exposed workforce
As global temperatures rise, sex-specific vulnerabilities to extreme heat are emerging as a critical blind spot in occupational health policy. Luana Main and Lilia Convit explain.
Navigating modern diabetes care: Technology, challenges and the road ahead
Superintendent Pharmacist James O’Loan outlines the everyday challenges faced by individuals living with diabetes and how improvements in digital health are helping to improve management and care.
School staff shortages harming children’s education across the UK
Almost 60 % of school support staff say there are fewer colleagues than a year ago, and over 75 % warn that reduced staffing is harming pupils’ education and safety, according to a UK-wide survey by UNISON.
1 in 5 A&E patients treated in corridors, RCEM research reveals
A new survey reveals one in five patients in English Emergency Departments were cared for in corridors or chairs, a “national shame” that highlights risk to patient safety.
Global environmental rights and injustice: Billions live in conditions violating human rights
A CU Boulder study reveals over 99% of the world's population faces threats to environmental human rights, including polluted air and unsafe water. Nearly half endure three or more environmental crises, demanding urgent global climate action. What does this mean?
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – Institute for Data, Systems, amd Society (IDSS)
World-renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is widely known for cutting-edge research in many disciplines, ranging from pure science to social sciences and humanities.
Persons with disabilities, belonging on paper and in society?
Millions of persons with disabilities in Asia and the Pacific, particularly children, are legally invisible due to a lack of registration in civil systems. Discover the issues faced by unregistered individuals and how an inclusive Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) system can enhance their lives.
As classroom mental health cases rises, so must early and proactive intervention
As the number of mental health cases increases in classrooms, early and proactive intervention must also rise, states Ed Robbins, the CEO of Fresh Start in Education.
The effects of parental imprisonment on children’s education and health
Written by Egil Kjerstad, Research Director at the NORCE Norwegian Research Centre, this article discusses a research project aimed at understanding how parental imprisonment affects children’s education and health.
Berry production in Alberta: Land use barriers and opportunities
Aleksandra Tymczak studies the berry industry – an expanding industry in Alberta’s agricultural system. Here, she discusses the land use planning occurring within the province of Alberta and the impact on berry production.
The skies are clearing for sustainable aviation fuel
Discover why sustainable aviation fuel is gaining traction with Tom Oldham, Aerospace Policy Adviser at ADS.
Reformed councils need future-fit workforce strategies, not just short-term staffing fixes
Working within local government has been an attractive prospect for millions over the years, offering the opportunity to serve their local community and enjoy the benefits associated with a career in the public sector.
Poorer health linked to surge in Reform UK votes, BMJ study indicates
Poorer health metrics, particularly for respiratory and chronic diseases, are strongly linked to a higher proportion of votes for Reform UK, a BMJ Group study suggests. This association surge in reform highlights the critical need for all policymakers to urgently address health inequalities.
Doctors raise alarm over winter hospital preparedness, RCP survey reveals
A Royal College of Physicians survey of over 550 doctors shows only 10% are confident hospitals can safely manage winter pressures, citing overcrowded emergency departments, staffing shortages, and temporary care measures.
WHO urges global investment in patient safety for newborn and paediatric care
On World Patient Safety Day 2025, WHO urges global action to protect children from unsafe healthcare.
National Highways issues suicide prevention design guidance for UK bridges
National Highways introduces new guidance to integrate suicide prevention into the design of UK roads and bridges, enhancing public safety.
Social housing retrofit: Navigating net zero
With tighter energy efficiency targets in place and a broader UK commitment to 2050 net zero, selecting the best roadmap to low-carbon heat can feel daunting for social housing providers. Rob Pearse, Residential Business Director at Baxi, outlines some of the options.
European perspectives on dementia prevention: Can lifestyle changes reduce risk?
Although age is a risk factor, there are other modifiable factors that can influence dementia risk and disease progression. Angela Bradshaw, the Director for Research at Alzheimer Europe, emphasises the need for more comprehensive interventions across multiple areas to support dementia prevention
EU Commission finalise €2 trillion budget plan for 2028-2034
The European Commission has presented its proposal for the next long-term EU budget, covering the period from 2028 to 2034.
