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Byline: Tiffany Worsley Netflix has been attempting to expand its foreign language content, especially within the last year. The most recent addition is 'Siempre Bruja', otherwise known as 'Always a [...]

Byline: Tiffany Worsley In the terror-stricken Netflix Movie, 'Bird Box,' Malorie Hayes (Sandra Bullock) must make a treacherous journey in a post-apocalyptic world across a river with two young children [...]

Byline: Tiffany WorsleyUnlike regular television, Netflix has a plethora of content for its subscribers to choose from, including horror movies, thrillers, comedies and even international films in a variety of [...]

Prescription opioid drug abuse has been the focus of significant media attention in recent months. The Minister of Health recently stated that she has asked her staff to work on [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley In the East End of London, 1888, a serial killer was on the loose. A series of slayings of women in Whitechapel had become associated in people's [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley A team of scientists hailing from the Queen Mary University (QMUL) of London's Bart Cancer Institute and the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO) has shown that [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley Scientists at the http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/university-pennsylvania-0 have identified a subset of viral products that elicit a strong immune response against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), potentially explaining why some patients [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley Researchers at Queen's University Belfast claim to have developed a new treatment for sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). There is currently no effective treatment, and [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley A team at The Scripps Research Institute (http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/scripps-research-institute ) has characterized a novel set of genes that are 'switched on' during drug resistance of the important human [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley A team of scientists at UC Berkeley has developed a technique that utilizes the protective effects of http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/brown-fat --which may potentially lead to a new approach to [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley Promising research conducted by Dr. Ernest Wright and Dr. Jorge Barrio, both of UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, show two types of sodium-dependent glucose transports known as [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley New research published in The Journal of Neuroscience by a http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/johns-hopkins-university team led by Paul Fuchs points to a new therapeutic approach to tackling a causal mechanism [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley Vascular ischemia is the progressive narrowing and blockage of blood vessels. The buildup of fats in the blood, known as hyperlipidemia, can increase the likelihood of a [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley New findings from researchers at the University of California-San Diego School of Medicine and Moores Cancer Center show that cancer stem cell properties are epigenetically controlled in [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley New research conducted at http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/kings-college-london shows that a protein called 'Bcl-Rambo,' previously thought to be detrimental in the heart, can actually protect against http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/heart-failure-0 . Led by [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley Scientists at the http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/salk-institute-0 and Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute designed a small molecule inhibitor to block the first step in the autophagy process, demonstrating its [...]

Byline: Oliver Worsley In a recent study, scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/scripps-research-institute ) have characterized new http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/antibodies that protect against the http://www.fiercebiotechresearch.com/tags/ebola ' sinister relative--the Marburg virus. Ebolavirus [...]

The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC) announced, on May 20, 2015, changes to generic drug pricing that are retroactive to April 1, 2013. The changes include the [...]

Significant amendments to the federal Food and Drugs Act ('FDA'), which are commonly referred to as 'Vanessa's Law', became law in November, 2014. These amendments are discussed in detail in [...]

Health Canada holds vast amounts of commercially sensitive information of companies that, for example, have made regulatory filings seeking the approval of drug products, medical devices and natural health products. [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley, Julia Llewellyn Smith 'The whole world is in revolt,' said King Farouk of Egypt, as he was tossed unceremoniously from his throne in 1952. 'Soon there will [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley The new nursery at Kensington Palace was, at last, in possession of a child. But not for long. For as the newborn Prince George was ferried to [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley FIT TO RULE: HOW ROYAL ILLNESS CHANGED HISTORY BBC Two, Monday, 9.00pm The monarchy provides one of the great continuities of British history, and still shows no [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley When the Queen left hospital after a brief stay earlier this month, she reputedly told her doctors not to 'make a fuss' - entirely in keeping with [...]

Like many of his fans, Lucy Worsley has always had a bit of a crush on Sherlock Holmes. Bookish, fiendishly clever, bohemian, a bit antisocial, what's not to love? But she has never been so keen on his creator, Arthur Conan Doyle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Like many of his fans, Lucy Worsley has always had a bit of a crush on Sherlock Holmes. Bookish, fiendishly clever, bohemian, a bit antisocial, what's not to love? But she has never been so keen on his creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: Lucy Worsley Do you know how to make rook pie? Or oatmeal gruel? Or a good old pease pudding with boiled bacon? If not, then you need Food in [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley Evening falls at Hampton Court Palace. The room is packed with people, largely female, wineglasses in hand, waiting for one of the most popular events in our [...]

Byline: Dr Lucy Worsley 'Fame never yet spoke well of woman,' were the rueful words put into the mouth of the king's mistress, Nell Gwyn, by a 17th–century hack. I [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley I'm a townie. I live in a flat; I have no garden; my hands are rarely muddy. Today there are millions of people like me. And yet, [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley and Anthony Seldon In the cold November of 2005, 20 colleagues and I locked ourselves into Princess Margaret's bedroom for a week. At that time, Historic Royal [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsley 'Take a peacock, break its neck and cut its throat,' the recipe begins. Then 'flay him', being careful to 'keep the skin and feathers whole together', the [...]

Byline: Lucy Worsleys Just the name 'Peter the Wild Boy' is enough to capture the imagination. Peter was a feral child, discovered 'naked and wild' and surviving only on acorns, [...]

You could be forgiven for thinking that people in Renaissance Italy spent the whole day painting frescoes or writing books about art. At Home in Renaissance Italy, though, reminds you [...]

So, you want to build yourself a modern house? No problem, help yourself. Planning officers will fall over themselves to be supportive. On one condition - that no one can [...]

There were howls of outrage from certain elements of the architectural press when Demolition, a four-part television series to be shown from next weekend on Channel 4, was announced back [...]

According to Keith Williams, its architect, the Unicorn in south London is only the third stand-alone theatre built in this country since the National Theatre opened in 1976. That is [...]

Half close your eyes and it could be an ancient Mesopotamian double-stringed lyre, or perhaps the skeleton of some giant fish picked clean by a voracious diner, but the lights [...]

Roll over Norman Foster - Zaha Hadid is on the move. For years deemed a visually thrilling but unbuildable architect, Hadid is now producing a stream of major buildings, and [...]

For one glorious, anarchic moment, it looked as if the Scottish Parliament might win this year's Stirling Prize, the architects' award for the best new British building, at exactly the [...]

Designed in Portugal, engineered in England, fabricated in Germany using innovative Finnish technology, built, with lashings of Anglo-Saxon enterprise, in London and all done in six months without a penny [...]

Nowhere does architecture meet the people with more drama than in the stadium. From the Colosseum in ancient Rome to the extraordinary birds-nest-like stadium being built by Herzog and de [...]

The English have never really cared for Milan. It lacks the easy picturesque charms of Venice or Florence or that sense of omnipresent antiquity found in Rome. It has a [...]

Ever since Vasari, the supremely influential Renaissance art historian, Italian art and architecture have always been seen through Florentine, Roman and, to a lesser extent, Venetian spectacles. Milan's achievement has [...]

Few places are as cosmopolitan as a London architect's office. Of the 40 or so architects in David Chipperfield's office when I went to interview him recently, he told me [...]

What? Go to Majorca for the art! You go to Majorca for sun, sand and sex. OK, let's replace the 'j' - a patronising British misspelling - with its native [...]

These days architecture is driven by the search for the iconic, something that will stand out and make the architect's reputation, something so dramatic that it will transform the prospects [...]

The idea of Bath without a spa is as absurd as Rome without the Pope or Windsor Castle without the Queen. It was the waters bubbling up mysteriously from the [...]

Stand at the top of the grassy banks of the new amphitheatre at Great Fosters and the world divides in the most extraordinary fashion. Look one way and you seem [...]

Brighton and Hove are united in one of those strange, symbiotic love-hate relationships that bedevil and enliven towns so close that their names seem to have merged. With its exotic [...]