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The next 50 years of neuroscience breakthroughs
Looking to the future of innovation, taking inspiration from 50 years of neurological research at Lilly.
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Small pharma companies are fighting to innovate
SMEs are facing major challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Collaboration is the key to innovation
The nation’s health is a widely held responsibility, and it is best served by working together.
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Improving patient outcomes with healthcare partnerships
It's time to abandon old roles, and unite industry and the NHS to improve healthcare overall.
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Collaboration can improve patient care
Recent trials of collaborative working models offer hope for the future of the NHS.
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A warning worth heeding: why health and care costs need to be integrated
It's not a case of either/or. Health and care both urgently need investment in the Budget.
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Building and investing for the future
The New Statesman hosted a group of experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with the UK construction sector.
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A special relationship
Improving the synergy between academia and industry is crucial to the UK economy.
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When medical research is outdated, it’s the patients who pay
Medical research can now be more person-focused than ever, writes Alex Irving, communications director at Patients Campaigning For Cures.
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Protecting the consumer: what will our rights look like post-Brexit?
Brexit raises questions around British consumer rights, but how can protections be maintained and strengthened?
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Fighting inequality with higher education
When given the right support, higher education can significantly help to re-balance society
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Mental health and financial planning
Money problems and mental health problems too often go hand in hand. We need to talk money for everyone's good.
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It’s easier to predict which footballer will end up retired and fat than which will become a manager
Too much success as a player can often be a handicap, stunting the hunger and ambition.
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Grounding dispute resolution in the Industrial Strategy to benefit SMEs
Is arbitration a missed legal opportunity for small businesses?
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Changing the world, one car at a time
Britain has the chance to lead the world into an energy revolution – but it can only do so with…
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Lowland: small and mid-caps for…income?
The UK dividend seeker’s dilemma: avoiding too much income concentration.
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Litigation as a last resort: How can arbitration help small businesses?
Could alternative dispute resolution prove a economical and time-saving legal alternative?
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What is ‘good work’, and can it be encouraged?
In today’s changing economy it is time to look at the quality of work, and how it can be improved…
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‘Peak’ everything?
In the 1980s I remember writing an economics homework essay about how the world was going to run out of…
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How do we sow the seeds for growth?
Industrial strategy must sit at the heart of a strong domestic business agenda, according to Dr Adam Marshall, director general…
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