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A new report shows that social care needs to coordinate with the NHS and other services, particularly as integrated care boards and local authorities undergo structural changes.

The MHRA is encouraging patients and healthcare professionals to use the Yellow Card Scheme to report side effects from medicines, healthcare products and medical devices and is asking medical students to consider how AI could improve the future of the scheme as part of its awareness campaigns.

Every Monday, Pavilion Health Today brings you a quick briefing on the clinical developments that matter to UK doctors in the Week in Practice.

The Government has invested an extra £40 million to help vulnerable patients and reduce avoidable hospital admissions through additional GP support this winter.

Figures published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) have shown chickenpox hospitalisation totalled 3,037 for children and young people and and over 15,000 GP consultations took place in England last year.

Every Monday, Pavilion Health Today brings you a quick briefing on the clinical developments that matter to UK doctors in the Week in Practice.

The General Medical Council (GMC) has published a new report showing that discrimination, racism, and unequal opportunities continue to affect doctors and medical students.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reminds people to be aware of TB symptoms as it publishes its annual data on the number of Tuberculosis notifications in England, finding rates need to fall further to combat TB as a public health issue.

Study finds longer wait times for breast cancer care, diagnosis and treatment for Black patients, patients with a learning disability and patients from ethnic backgrounds.

A needleless vaccine for Strep A is 'a step closer to reality' according to new research from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).

New PSA screening recommendations for prostate cancer will target men with BRCA2 variants. Here are five things GPs need to know about eligibility, NICE guidance and testing.

This article reviews the diagnosis and management of urinary incontinence. The principal goals of management, whether non-pharmacological or pharmacological, are to lessen urgency and frequency, minimise complications.

GPs will be trained to spot the signs of domestic abuse and sexual violence so that victims and survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence can be connected to local specialist support services as part of the new referral service, Steps to Safety.

Every Monday, Pavilion Health Today brings you a quick briefing on the clinical developments that matter to UK doctors in the Week in Practice.

NHS consultants in England will strike for two days next month after running out of road in negotiations with the government.