Month: April 2017

There’s good news and bad news in parallels from the 1930s, warns Professor Margaret MacMillan, outgoing Warden at St Antony’s

Women victims of the Final Solution have been silenced first by the Nazis, then by history, argues a compelling new

Olivia Gordon visits Lady Margaret Hall to learn about a new scheme making the college more accessible to disadvantaged students (feature

Cardiac surgeons at the University of Bonn have invented a new device for treating mitral regurgitation, which they hope could

Research has uncovered thousands of previously unpublished images in the University’s photo archives — subject of an international conference this

Oxford’s historic links with an iconic bird have earned it the status of England’s first ‘swift city’ for a mass-observation

With a blue paper sheet covering her pubic hair, a 30-year-old woman is lying naked from the waist down, with

  For the latest issue of Healthy, I spoke to a kidney donor and recipient, as well as a consultant transplant

In this month’s column I wrote about the way children learn from YouTube.

The stress premature babies experience in neonatal units can have lasting effects. But at University College London Hospital, nurses trained in the