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Tate is a PhD candidate in Pharmacology and Neuroscience at the University of Reading, researching the therapeutic effects of psilocybin on pain.
Tate has a strong background in biomedical science and pharmacology, having earned both a Bachelor's and Master's degree from the University of Sheffield.

How AI is transforming Spain’s healthcare – from ‘digital hearts’ to ‘predicting strokes’

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of modern medicine, offering solutions to long-standing challenges across diagnostics, treatment, and drug discovery. In Spain, this technological

11 Jan, 2025 @ 08:00

Barcelona·Health·Lead

Nolotil under the microscope: What is the science behind the infamous Spanish painkiller linked to multiple British deaths?

THIS is what science says about infamous Spanish painkiller Nolotil after being linked to multiple British fatalities. In Spain, Nolotil (metamizole) is a trusted choice

17 Nov, 2024 @ 09:00

Health·Lead

Groundbreaking skin cancer treatment lands in Spain boasting ‘scar-free’ healing and 89% remission rates

Madrid’s Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre is one of the first in Spain to offer a new ‘scar-free’ treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer which acts

20 Oct, 2024 @ 10:00

Health·Lead·Madrid

Hallucinogenic mushrooms are better at treating depression than conventional medicine, European study suggests

‘MAGIC’ mushrooms are better at treating depression than conventional medicine, according to a European study. Depression is the most common psychiatric condition worldwide, affecting millions,

13 Oct, 2024 @ 11:00

Health·Lead

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How AI is transforming Spain’s healthcare – from ‘digital hearts’ to ‘predicting strokes’

Nolotil under the microscope: What is the science behind the infamous Spanish painkiller linked to multiple British deaths?

Groundbreaking skin cancer treatment lands in Spain boasting ‘scar-free’ healing and 89% remission rates

Hallucinogenic mushrooms are better at treating depression than conventional medicine, European study suggests

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