The crafty professor
When he helped a 60-year-old woman get pregnant, Ian Craft became Britain's most controversial IVF doctor. Now he's back in the news again. Dea Birkett meets him.
Trial and error
Medical research needs human guinea pigs. But the news this week of patients irreversibly damaged by a new treatment for Parkinson's disease has highlighted the risks. When is it worth it? Sophie Petit-Zeman reports.
Reality blues
You've got your degree - so what next? For many the loss of structure is a passport to depression, says Lyndsey Winship
Depression hits one in four adults
Students suffer alarming growth in mental health problems - just as support services are being cut.
Doctors ‘faking research work’
Journals call for GMC to crack down on fraud.
Primary education in action
Alison Gent, ICT coordinator at Morgans junior and infant school, Hertford, finds it is becoming easier to deliver PSHE in a primary situation.
The moral in the tale
PSHE is a difficult subject with not enough time in the curriculum devoted to it. Phil Revell looks at ICT resources which might help make the job easier for teachers