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‘Malicious’ AI chatbots want to trick people into revealing private information. But can they?

In a test, people were more likely to share personal information with AI chatbots that first used empathy or emotional support to gain their trust.

Euronews

The new take-at-home drug that ‘could boost effectiveness of chemotherapy’

New medicine will spare some patients from more aggressive treatments

The Independent UK

Brian Bond obituary

Military historian whose books, notably on the two world wars, helped to establish the subject as a serious field of academic endeavour

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The Libertarian Case for Postmodernism

Political economist Mark Pennington draws on the ideas of Hayek and Foucault to show how expert rule and government surveillance are making it harder for people to think freely and live on their own terms.

Reason

Study to understand needs of children seeking help from NHS gender clinics

Academics from King’s College London will track up to 3,000 children as part of the research.

The Independent UK

Why five-a-day might not be enough – and the number of plants you should be eating

A diverse diet of fruit, veg, spices and seed oils, improved cholesterol levels, blood sugar markers, better overall diet quality

The Independent UK

ChatGPT is fuelling psychosis, doctors warn

New study says AI can ‘blur reality boundaries’ and contribute to onset of psychotic symptoms

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New study says self-test could prevent up to 1,000 cervical cancer cases a year

More than 3,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the UK

The Independent UK

A third of UK women who died during or after pregnancy known to children’s services, study finds

Researchers call for better coordinated and holistic care for women who often come from abusive backgrounds

The Guardian - UK

The crucial ingredient the NHS ten-year health plan is missing

Four experts say the much-anticipated plan has one striking omission that threatens to undermine the plan’s success: nature

The Independent UK

‘Cervical cancer has affected generations of my family – NHS changes mean women like me could be missed out’

Gemma Barley’s regular three-year check-up found abnormal cells in her cervix, despite her previous screening being completely clear

The Independent UK

The psychedelic front line: how magic mushrooms and MDMA could cure ravaged soldiers’ PTSD

The hot topic at Psychedelic Science Conference 2025 was the potential for treating PTSD with MDMA and magic mushrooms

Evening Standard

NHS to send women at-home cervical smear tests – will you be eligible?

It is hoped the new DIY tests will encourage greater participation in screening and detect cervical cancer earlier

The Independent UK

At-home tests offered to women to drive down cervical cancer cases

Almost five million women are not up to date with their cervical screening.

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NHS to roll out DIY cervical cancer testing kits

It is hoped the new DIY tests will encourage greater participation in screening and detect cervical cancer earlier

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Reform defector called out over new 'job' at The Spectator

A SCOTTISH Reform defector has been called out for taking a new job with the London-based Spectator magazine.

The Independent UK

Gut bacteria changes could be ‘warning sign for worsening Parkinson’s symptoms’

Scientists suggest the toxins could one day be used as ‘markers’ for medics to pinpoint the Parkinson’s patients at a higher risk of dementia.

The Independent UK

Scientists link gut bacteria to early stages of Parkinson’s disease

According to the Alzheimer’s Society, around a third of people with Parkinson’s eventually develop dementia

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Michael Mosley’s family reflect on one year since TV doctor’s death

The TV and radio presenter and podcast host died while on holiday with his wife Dr Clare Bailey Mosley on the Greek island of Symi last year.

The Guardian - UK

What is the most common mental health misinformation on TikTok?

Experts establish four themes to the misinformation contained in videos with a #mentalhealthtips hashtag

Evening Standard

Michael Mosley’s family sets up research fund in his memory

The 67-year-old died on the Greek island of Symi last year.

The Independent UK

Blood cancer survival odds could be ‘doubled’ as bone marrow test trial is a success

Earlier detection will give health workers a bigger ‘window of opportunity’ to act, researchers say

The Independent UK

Bone marrow tests ‘double survival time for blood cancer patients’, trial finds

The 10-minute procedure identified signs of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) returning in patients before it showed in blood tests.

LiveScience

Lab-grown teeth could offer alternative to fillings and implants, scientists say

Scientists in the U.K. have developed a new material that may allow them to grow teeth in the lab, which could provide an alternative to fillings and dental implants someday.

The Guardian - UK

Daily peanut exposure can desensitise allergic adults, study suggests

First clinical trial of its kind could be ‘life changing’ for those living in fear of severe peanut reaction

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