Dr Nkechi Emelumadu, Associate Editor NPUK AI has quietly found its way into everything. We ask it to draft emails, plan holidays, explain complicated documents and occasionally settle arguments we should have left alone. Increasingly, people are also using it to talk through their thoughts, worries, and relationships. And unlike your friends, AI never gets tired of you. It does not have work tomorrow. It does not say, “We have been talking about this for three hours.” It nev

NPUK member Dr Olayiwola Ajileye was at the UNIWA Seniors Gathering. There is a particular kind of medicine that does not happen in clinics. It happens in church halls, at gatherings of elders, in the unhurried company of people who have lived long enough to know that health is rarely just a matter of the body. On 24th May 2026, the United Nigeria Welfare Association (UNIWA) hosted its Over 60s Get-Together at Kingstanding Methodist Church Hall in Birmingham. The afternoon br

There are clinicians whose international work announces itself in headlines, and others whose contributions take a quieter shape. Professor Nandini Chakraborty belongs to the latter group, and NPUK is honoured to welcome her as a forthcoming guest speaker. Nandini is a Consultant Psychiatrist in Early Intervention in Psychosis at Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust and Professor at the University of Leicester. Her clinical, educational, and academic standing is considerable,