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Human Livelihoods Depend on Wild Flowers: Kew’s Millennium Seed Bank explained

In this talk Dr Robin Probert explains why human livelihoods...

What Counts? What Works? What Matters?

In 2009, David Cameron in his Hugo Young memorial lecture...

What can we do that's positive?

From introducing 20mph speed limits on residential streets in rich...

Transport, Health and Wellbeing: The Potential for Equity and Wellbeing Gains for Young People

Children and young people are particularly vulnerable to the inequalities...

Outcomes and Change: New Thinking in the Third Sector

The last decades have seen many improvements in the health...

Panel Discussion: Why wait for a generation? What can be done now?

A panel of young people with experience of tackling inequalities...

Acting on Evidence: How Medical Research has informed Historical Drama

John Powell is an experienced medical advisor on a range...

A History of the Stomach

This lecture looks at nineteenth-century fads involving stomachs, including the medical prescription of tapeworms that were supposed to live in a person’s stomach and “eat” food on their behalf.

Current Trends in European and Middle Eastern Mortality

Incest and Folk-Dancing: Two things to be avoided

How closely are we related to each other, and how...