Election 2026: sustainability must be at the heart of Wales’s future
When Welsh voters elect a new Senedd on 7 May 2026, they aren’t just voting for a Wales that can...
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The perils of misinformation – spotting sewage in the sea of content
The violent disorder we’re seeing on England’s streets has many causes, but online misinformation and disinformation are key. What can...
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Climate change, culture wars, and health
Every moment spent in debate on climate change instead of decisive action allows the crisis to deepen. There are no...
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Where science meets compassion: Dr Frances Hoggan and equality in medicine
Although she was prevented from legally practicing medicine, Brecon’s Frances Hoggan didn’t let that stop her. Her legacy endures until...
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From foxgloves to digitalis: finding herbalism’s healing powers in Aberdaron
Anne Griffith's unwavering faith in the healing properties of nature, including the foxgloves of Aberdaron, changed medical history
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Purchasing pus: smallpox and Pembrokeshire fishing communities
Stories of scientific discovery such as that of the smallpox vaccine too often ignore the role played by communities like...
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A fateful shipwreck and the saving of lives: the bonesetters of Anglesey
Compound fractures used to be highly maiming or deadly. A chance shipwreck and a Welsh family of bonesetters changed that,...
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Are you prepared for a pandemic?
As the Covid Inquiry examines whether the UK was prepared for the Covid-19 pandemic, Dr Dylan Jones looks at what...
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