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22nd September 2026
Trust in science and the changing language of research

This week’s newsletter looks at trust in science and the changing language of research, from unusual phrases in published papers and questionable peer reviews to what makes a meta-analysis credible. We also explore AI agents built from scientific papers, how language shapes what we remember, and the pressures facing science journalism. Plus, save the date for our December MedComms meeting, read four perspectives on medically unexplained symptoms, and find out how MedSciCommsNet is supporting Forgotten Patients. Our events roundup and titbits cover everything from healthcare innovation and medical writing to synthetic biology, bias in healthcare AI and why being awake after midnight may affect how we think.

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15th September 2026
Science, communication and technology

This week’s newsletter explores trust in science and the changing language of research, alongside AI, science journalism, medically unexplained symptoms, MedSciCommsNet’s support for Forgotten Patients, upcoming events and fascinating titbits from across healthcare and science.

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8th September 2026
The growing influence of AI on science, publishing and communication

This week’s newsletter explores AI’s growing influence on science, publishing and communication, alongside research integrity, patient storytelling, upcoming events and fascinating insights from across healthcare and science.

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1st September 2026
Science, communication and trust

This week’s newsletter explores the evolving relationship between science, communication and trust, alongside AI, research integrity, storytelling, public engagement, upcoming events and fascinating insights from across healthcare and science.

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