Edition 7
Michael Wang, Catherine Deeprose, Jackie Andrade and Ian F. Russell ask what general anaesthesia can tell us about consciousness, learning and memory
The aim of anaesthesia is to provide a temporary state of oblivion, from which a patient will awake without memory for surgery. Unfortunately, we will show here that absence of memory for surgery...
Chelsea Flower Show; Man of Steel; TED talks; The Human Swarm; secular Sunday service; reader recommends; and more in our broader ‘Reviews’ section
Steven Brown with the latest in our series for budding writers (see www.bps.org.uk/newvoices for more information)
we meet Ciarán O’Keeffe, ‘the parapsychologist’, and two counselling psychologists working with children, young people and families
ten things you didn’t know about new Society President Richard Mallows; welfare fund; Psychologist bath; Psychology4Graduates; and more
Poul Rohleder, Tomás Campbell, Audrey Matthews and Jenny Petrak consider the ongoing challenges
Over the past 30 years of the HIV epidemic, many advances have been made in HIV treatment and care, and HIV is now considered to be a chronic medical condition rather than the fatal illness it...
Graham M. Davies and Gisli H. Gudjonsson run through a brief history