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A new report from the Legal Policy & Research Unit of the International Bar Association indicates that women account for just over half of legal professionals (54 per cent), but only 31 per cent are represented in top positions.

The high-profile collapse of FTX – the world’s second largest cryptocurrency exchange – has demonstrated the need for better corporate governance standards in the nascent crypto industry, alongside increased oversight from regulators.

The cost of long-term smoking spans beyond daily cost of a full pack.

Children in the Eastern Cape are eating cow dung and leaves to have something in their stomach to take their antiretrovirals. Food shortages in the province have hit the poor especially hard, and according to the latest figures it has lost track of one child in every four that have been started...

The LSHTM-Charité Global Health Lecture Series brings together leading scientists from the UK, Germany and further afield to present cutting-edge research on pressing global health issues and to discuss the implications of their work for policy and practice. 

Young people want to see domestic flights banned in Ireland and car-free zones in town and city centres - ESRI.

The Settle-Carlisle line is the most scenic rail route in England: a 73-mile trundle through the wide fells of Yorkshire and Cumbria. But it was only built because of dented pride.

At the 2022 ESTIV / European Society of Toxicology In Vitro Congress, our Research & Innovation and Episkin teams presented their latest advances on the development of alternative methods, through 8 (tbc) posters, 2 podiums talks and 2 workshops.

Ireland's peat bogs have heated Irish homes for centuries. But could cycling through them help fuel a slow travel revolution and save this landscape?

Instead of proposing draconian regulations, the proper implementation of more moderate legislation might achieve better outcomes, says Diane Chakim.