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Staff writer Rachel Cooke reviews “The Doctor”, a thought-provoking play that questions the extent to which our identities colour our lives. A riveting contemplation...
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Features
Features Editor Ishaan Rahman on King’s religious obsession with online teaching, how it harms students and why it may be here to stay King’s...
Comment
Roar writer and Adult Nursing student Dani Jones and third-year medical student Raheem Chaudhry attend the joint UCL & KCL National Anatomy Conference for...
Features
Restart a Heart Day, held annually on October 16, aims to raise awareness of the importance of CPR and using a defibrillator. If you...
News
A career in medicine is a challenge sometimes leading to second guessing. On 18 October, King’s had two influential speakers reveal their personal experience...
Features
Life in South, Central & the Middle East of Asia is – it’s no secret – complicated for a lot of people. The ongoing...
News
King’s College London has defied downwards trends to climb to 8th in the world for clinical, pre-clinical and health subjects in the Times Higher...
Culture
The old familiar saying goes, ‘laughter is the best medicine’, but just how beneficial can humour be? Science has proven that laughter can help...
Science & Technology
KCL research brings the end to HIV one step closer. What is regarded as the Holy Grail of modern biomedical research? The cure...
Science & Technology
Exploring the lengthy process through which an initial idea can become a clinically used drug. Drugs are primarily developed by pharmaceutical companies from...