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Sarah Neville

Sarah Neville

Global Health Editor at Financial Times

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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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Medical AI has a proof problem

The technology’s advances have not yet translated into big improvements in real-life care
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UK launches national dementia registry to speed up search for treat...

Platform aims to improve access to clinical trials and boost life sciences investment in the country
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Private healthcare in the UK: helping or harming the NHS?

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Lancet study shows that being very overweight runs risk of hospitalisation from diseases including flu and pneumonia
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Doctors’ strike helped forestall NHS winter crisis, say health leaders

Senior medics who covered for younger colleagues said to be more confident and quicker to discharge patients
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Doctors’ strike helped forestall NHS winter crisis, say health leaders

Senior medics who covered for younger colleagues said to be more confident and quicker to discharge patients
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‘Friends and family’ therapy offers new approach to mental health i...

‘Open Dialogue’ treatment pioneered in Finland is being trialled by NHS
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Sharon Camp, reproductive health pioneer, 1943-2025

With grit and resolve, she overcame sexism to develop the first ‘morning after’ contraceptive pill
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Sharon Camp, reproductive health pioneer, 1943-2025

With grit and resolve, she overcame sexism to develop the first ‘morning after’ contraceptive pill
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How a warmer world is making pregnancy riskier

Some scientists argue that the link between increasing heat and adverse maternal outcomes is quietly becoming a public health emergency
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How a warmer world is making pregnancy riskier

Some scientists argue that the link between increasing heat and adverse maternal outcomes is quietly becoming a public health emergency