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Persistent school absence in England threatens educational outcomes and future opportunities, highlighting the need for mental health support and targeted interventions.


Missing Lessons: Why School Absence Is Still High, and Who Pays the Price
School absence in England remains significantly above pre-pandemic levels, particularly among disadvantaged pupils and those with special educational needs. Illness, mental health challenges, and poverty contribute to persistent absenteeism, affecting academic achievement and future employment prospects. Tackling the problem requires early intervention, targeted family support, and coordinated education and healthcare policies.

Dr Joan Madia
2 hours ago8 min read


Maintaining Independent Clinical Thinking in the Age of AI
AI is transforming healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, efficiency, and clinical decision-making, but excessive reliance on automated systems risks weakening physicians’ critical thinking and independent judgment. Preserving clinical expertise requires human oversight, transparent protocols, and AI tools designed to support rather than replace medical reasoning.

Prof Gillie Gabay
4 days ago5 min read


The Healthcare Innovation Revolution: Bridging Clinical Care, Research, and Industry
Hospitals are evolving from healthcare providers into innovation hubs that connect clinical care, research, and industry. By combining human-centered AI, internal governance, innovation labs, and strategic use of clinical data, healthcare institutions can improve patient outcomes, reduce operational pressures, and create sustainable models for medical innovation.

Prof Gillie Gabay
6 days ago6 min read


The hidden data investment behind AI
AI productivity gains depend on investments made before adoption. Evidence from UK businesses shows that advanced data use, digital infrastructure, and employee skills are associated with higher productivity, while basic data collection offers limited benefits. Effective AI strategies must prioritize data readiness, workforce training, and organizational capabilities.

Dr Francesco Venturini
Oct 226 min read


Who Pays, Who Gets Care? Public and Private Healthcare in Italy
Italy’s universal healthcare system faces growing inequalities as long waiting times push patients toward private care and insurance. Tax incentives for private coverage disproportionately benefit higher-income groups, potentially undermining equitable access. Stronger public funding, better regulation, and transparent public-private cooperation are essential to preserving universal healthcare.

Prof Giorgia Marini
Oct 197 min read


Generative AI in Transition: Platform Competition, Adoption Patterns and Emerging Governance Challenges
Generative AI is becoming essential to everyday life and business, with ChatGPT leading an increasingly competitive market. Platform adoption depends on integration, productivity, and specialized capabilities, while growing concerns about privacy, reliability, and regulation make trust and effective governance crucial to future growth.

Dr Bidit Dey
Oct 167 min read
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