Monthly Newsletters
Clear, concise updates across clinical medicine, lung health, psychiatry and public health
Our monthly newsletters provide carefully selected updates from the latest research, clinical guidance and policy developments in four key areas of health and medicine.
Each issue is written and edited for readers who need reliable information without having to work through large volumes of source material. The aim is to make important developments easier to identify, understand and apply.
Newsletter topics
Clinical medicine
A focused overview of significant developments across clinical practice, including new research, updated guidance, emerging treatments and issues affecting patient care.
Lung health
Updates on respiratory medicine and population lung health, including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, respiratory infections, air quality, smoking-related disease and advances in diagnosis and treatment.
Psychiatry
A concise review of current research and practice in psychiatry and mental health, covering diagnosis, treatment, prevention, service provision and wider developments affecting patients and clinicians.
Public health
Analysis of important developments in public health research, policy and practice, including prevention, health inequalities, epidemiology, health systems and population-level interventions.
What each issue includes
Each newsletter may include:
- summaries of notable studies and reports;
- updates to clinical or professional guidance;
- developments in health policy and regulation;
- emerging themes and areas of debate;
- links to relevant publications and primary sources; and
- clear explanations of why each development matters.
Content is selected for relevance, quality and practical value. Where appropriate, technical findings are presented in accessible language while preserving scientific and clinical accuracy.
Who the newsletters are for
The newsletters are designed for professionals and organisations working in or alongside healthcare, research, publishing, policy and communications.
They may be particularly useful to:
- clinicians and allied health professionals;
- researchers and academics;
- medical and scientific editors;
- health-policy professionals;
- charities and professional associations;
- communications teams; and
- readers with a professional interest in health and medicine.
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Explore recent editions to see the subjects covered and the level of detail provided.
Subscribe to receive the newsletters directly by email each month. You may choose one subject area or subscribe to all four. Your details will be used only to manage your subscription and send the newsletters you have selected. You may unsubscribe at any time.
About the newsletter service
The newsletters are researched, written and edited with an emphasis on accuracy, clarity and relevance. Sources are assessed carefully, and complex material is distilled into concise, readable summaries for professional audiences.
The service can also support organisations that require regular monitoring of developments in medicine, mental health or public health.
For enquiries about tailored newsletters, commissioned briefings or editorial support, please use the contact page.