🥱😴 Sleep matters: a new eBioMedicine series on sleep health unveils how sleep, cardiometabolic health, hormones, and pain intersect across the lifespan. The 2 open-access reviews highlight mechanisms, clinical implications, and opportunities for integrated care.

🚨 The February 2026 issue of eBioMedicine is now live. This month’s Editorial tackles a central question in longevity science and modern medicine: Can biological age be measured in a way that meaningfully improves clinical care? 🔗 All open access content here: www.thelancet.com/issue/S2352-...

People are living with disease while waiting for research to become care. The @britishneuro.bsky.social Festive Symposium highlighted that the ethical duty of translational neuroscience now extends beyond discovery itself. Delivery is part of the science. 🔗 www.thelancet.com/journals/ebi...

Senior Editor at eBioMedicine Rida Ansari (@ridaansari.bsky.social) is looking forward to attending @britishneuro.bsky.social #neuroscience Festive Symposium in London, and welcomes queries from attendees! Learn more about our scope and global reach & impact here: hubs.li/Q03BLdg_0

This year’s Festive Symposium asks a crucial question: Who is responsible for delivering progress in neuroscience? Panels like this drive the honest conversations our field needs. Join the discussion. bna.org.uk/events/festi...

Senior Editor at eBioMedicine, Rida Ansari (@ridaansari.bsky.social), is looking forward to attending @crick.ac.uk Translational Research Symposium in London, and welcomes queries from attendees!💡🧪 Learn more about our scope and global reach & impact here: hubs.li/Q03BLdg_0