23/07/2026Dr Silvia PieriniPaediatricsNewborn stools: What's normal?Here to provide us with a parent's guide to meconium, transitional, breastfed, and formula-fed baby stools is esteemed consultant in general paediatrics, Dr Silvia Pierini.
22/07/2026Professor Zoë ChouliaraPsychologyHow can therapy change your life? A psychological perspectiveTherapy can transform your mental wellbeing, relationships, physical health, and parenting by addressing underlying psychological patterns through evidence-based interventions.
22/07/2026Mr Christopher LodgeOrthopaedic SurgeryWhen is it time to consider a knee replacement?A knee replacement is a surgical procedure that can significantly improve the quality of life for individuals suffering from severe knee pain and dysfunction. However, determining the right time for t...
22/07/2026Mr Saqlain SadiqOphthalmologyConsidering refractive lens exchange? Here's what you should knowIf you are thinking about improving your vision and reducing your dependence on glasses or contact lenses, you might have come across the term "refractive lens exchange" (RLE). This procedure can be a...
22/07/2026Professor Jonathan StevensonOrthopaedic SurgeryWhat are soft tissue tumours and how do prosthetic joint injections relate to them?Discover what soft tissue tumours are, their symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, and how prosthetic joint injections are used in patients with joint replacements and unexplained swelling or pain.
22/07/2026Dr Shahab GhassemiDentistryRestoration of severely damaged teethIn this article here, highly skilled London-based dentist, Dr Shahab Ghassemi, talks to us about the restoration process of severely damaged teeth.
22/07/2026Ms Lucilla Carlacci De MattiaPsychologyEmotional and behavioural changes after brain injuryIn this article here, highly experienced clinical psychologist, Ms Lucilla Carlacci De Mattia, shares her expertise with regards to emotional and behavioural changes after brain injury.
21/07/2026Professor Rupert WorthingtonNutrition & DieteticsTreating obesity as a diseaseObesity is often misunderstood as simply a result of poor lifestyle choices. However, leading health organisations recognise it as a chronic and complex medical condition. In this article, a nutrition...
21/07/2026Dr Isa ShafiiPsychiatryUnderstanding and managing adult ADHDIn adults as opposed to children, ADHD presents as a syndrome of extremes. In addition to inattention there is hyper-focusing, which is when an emotion is attached to a task at hand. There is both pro...
21/07/2026Jeremy ParkerPhysiotherapy and Physical Medicine & RehabilitationWhy recovery doesn’t end when the wound has healedRecovery continues after a wound has healed because skin closure does not mean the deeper tissues, nerves, and movement patterns have fully recovered. This explains why many people notice ongoing tigh...