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Why Some Care Homes Are Choosing Risk Over Regulatory Comfort
A Dementia Action Week panel heard that care providers are increasingly willing to challenge regulatory caution in pursuit of better quality of life for residents, from forest walks to garden ponds. The message from Care England and NADCAS was blunt, a tick-box approach to risk is quietly causing the decline it claims to prevent.
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Kier Starmer’s Stained NHS Legacy and the Palantir Problem
Keir Starmer walked away from Downing Street on 22 June 2026 after nearly two years of turbulent NHS reform, a bitterly contested data platform deal, and a social care agenda that never found its footing.
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Q&A: “Build something healthcare can trust” A conversation on breaking into health tech
From AI hype to NHS procurement, data infrastructure to regulation, Maksim Mishin offers insight into what it really takes to build a medtech startup that lasts.
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TechTransforming Parkinson’s Disease Treatment in 2026
Every twenty minutes, someone in the UK is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, yet treatment progress has historically moved slowly, built on decades-old drugs and incremental surgical advances. That is now changing, with major UK-led trials and emerging technologies signalling a rapid shift in how the condition may be detected, monitored, and treated.
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