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The technology could have been used on about one in five of the 630,000 people with epilepsy in the UK

The software, known as Meld Graph, was developed by scientists at King’s College London and University College London.

New research shows western medicine’s traditional split between brain and body is, in fact, far from clear cut – and could provide a breakthrough for many complex conditions

LET’S UNPACK THAT: As a former Tory minister hits back at critics who say degrees are no longer worth the paper they’re printed on and student numbers fall flat, Helen Coffey looks at whether going to uni has become less rite of passage and more passé for the next generation

Around 2.6 million adults in the UK have ADHD, but experts say treatment lags behind

Do people with obesity have an illness? When obesity affects the functions of people's organs, it should be considered a distinct illness called "clinical obesity," the commission said.

Researchers from the University of Edinburgh and King’s College London believe the findings offer new insight into the condition.

British chef Mike Keen paddled up the coast of Greenland eating only what local people did, and the health benefits led him to question the global food system

Should you do Dry January? Is any amount of alcohol good for you? And do detoxes work? Hepatologists reveal the tips they live by