Adam Whitaker

Adam Whitaker studied Biomedical Sciences at the University of Nottingham before moving into science communication and public health content. He has worked on patient information pages, research summaries, health newsletters, and evidence-based explainers written for general readers rather than specialists. At Cambridge Post, he writes about health, science, medical research, public health, and the technologies shaping everyday wellbeing. His current interests include preventive health, NHS access, digital health tools, research literacy, and how scientific evidence is explained to the public.
UK Climate Adaptation and Public Preparedness

Climate Adaptation in Cambridgeshire: Heat, Flooding and Local Resilience

UK Climate Adaptation is a critical challenge for the nation. This report explores strategies for managing heat, flooding, and infrastructure risks.

NHS Health Inequalities and Everyday Access

Health Inequalities in Cambridgeshire: Why Access Is More Than Distance to a Clinic

NHS Health Inequalities remain a critical issue in the UK. This analysis explores how geography, income, and prevention impact everyday access to care.

Digital Inclusion in Britain and Everyday Access

Digital Inclusion in Cambridgeshire: Access, Skills and Everyday Services

Digital inclusion in Cambridgeshire depends on connectivity, devices, skills and practical support as more services move online.

NHS Waiting Times and What They Mean for Patients

NHS Waiting Times in Cambridge: How CUH Prioritises Planned Care

CUH says some planned-care patients face longer waits, with priority based on clinical need and current averages available through NHS data.