Brexit Nurse Departure Linked to Rising Hospital Death Toll, New Study Warns

24 July 2026

The sharp decline in European Union nurses joining the NHS following the 2016 Brexit referendum may have contributed to more than 1,200 additional patient deaths…

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Vaccine-Hesitant Americans More Receptive to ‘Freedom Framing’ Than Mandates, New Study Suggests

13 May 2026

Researchers at the University of Houston are applying ideas from marketing science to public health, suggesting that the way vaccines are described may influence whether…

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Strengthening Consumer Autonomy in Immersive Environments

16 February 2026

Immersive services such as healthcare, eldercare, education, and travel place consumers inside tightly organised environments that shape how they live, think, and act. Unlike short…

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Surprising study shows top health performers aren’t the richest countries

29 November 2025

Wealth on its own does not guarantee a healthy population, according to new joint research led by the University of Surrey alongside several international collaborators.…

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Exploring the impact of marketing in evolving health care sectors: A shift from traditional approaches is essential to accommodate emerging participants, functions, and interactions

16 April 2024

In an editorial published by the Journal of Marketing, a group of scholars from Duke University, the University of New South Wales, the University of…

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Flexible and secure employment enhances the mental well-being of workers

1 April 2024

A recent comprehensive study across the nation reveals that implementing workplace policies offering flexibility and stability significantly enhances employees’ well-being and encourages them to utilise…

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