The Longitude Prize on Dementia was created to stimulate innovation in assistive technologies that help people with dementia live independently. Drawing on their role evaluating the five finalist tech...

In this blog Khosru Miah, Recovery Community Mentor at The People’s Recovery Project reflects on a recent roundtable event at LSE, and draws on his lived experience of homelessness and recovery. In th...

A new study finds light caregiving may protect your mind as you age, but full-time care for a spouse could speed cognitive decline.

Researchers find 50+ hours a week can be detrimental to health but lighter responsibilities have positive effect

Researchers find 50+ hours a week can be detrimental to health but lighter responsibilities have positive effect

Researchers find 50+ hours a week can be detrimental to health but lighter responsibilities have positive effect

Josje Kok and colleagues argue that amid growing pressures on health systems, healthcare regulation must evolve beyond compliance driven approaches.

BackgroundDementia is a leading cause of death among the older population and requires regular engagement with primary care services, monitoring, and special...

Psychological support for people affected by scandals caused by serious and sustained failings of statutory services and government: lessons from the infected blood scandal and Infected Blood Inquiry ...

LISER's public research focuses on social and economic policies, including their spatial dimension. Its mission is to provide the scientific community and society with clear, relevant and solid…

Carl Purcell, Mary Baginsky & Nicole Steils on multi-agency working to keep children safe

That this House welcomes the publication of the new report entitled Welcoming Growth: The Economic Case for a Fair and Humane Asylum System by the PCS trade union and Together for Refugees, based on r...

The NIHR Policy Research Unit in Adult Social Care (ASCRU) organises a webinar series which aims to showcase ongoing social care research in NIHR Policy Research Units. The webinars are held online, o...

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Can cash transfers protect mental health? Evidence from an observational cohort of children and adolescents living in adverse contexts in Brazil - Volume 68 Issue 1

AI tools are used in the delivery of public health and social care services. They reduce paperwork and save time - but they can also introduce a gender bias?

Naga Munchetty features news, experiences, and big name interviews from around the UK.

Exclusive: LSE research finds risk of gender bias in care decisions made based on AI summaries of case notes

Claire Cox, Patient Safety Learning’s Associate Director, talks about the opportunities to improve patient safety and the risks associated with the use of barcode technology in healthcare

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