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Clinical significance of lymphopenia in older patients with Covid-19

December 15, 2023
Muhammad J H Rahmani et al
The clinical significance of lymphopenia in older patients who presented with suspected symptoms of Covid-19 was evaluated in a retrospective study to determine its potential to be used as a reliable marker for early diagnosis and its prognostic value in older patients.

Probiotics linked to measurable reductions in depression

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
Probiotics alone or combined with prebiotics may help ease depression but their role in lessening anxiety is less clear, according a research review. 

GPs face an influx of patients with long-lasting Covid symptoms

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
An "incredible hurdle" lies ahead for GPs and their teams as it prepares for an influx of patients with longer-lasting symptoms of Covid-19 such as respiratory difficulties, cognitive impairment and chronic fatigue.

Coeliac disease can now be diagnosed on blood test results alone

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
Some adults with suspected coeliac disease can now be diagnosed based on blood test results alone, cutting out the long wait for an endoscopy with biopsy, according to interim guidance from The British Society of Gastroenterology.

The rapid rise of digital consultations since Covid-19

April 23, 2024
Kathy Oxtoby
The pandemic has been a 'game changer' for the way clinicians conduct their consultations. Prior to the outbreak, 90% of GP consultations were face to face, and in the space of two months since lockdown, now 90% are done remotely.

On-demand rehabilitation service for long-term Covid-19 patients

December 15, 2023
Alison Bloomer
Covid-19 patients who have long-term problems with breathing, mental health problems or other complications from the virus will be able to access an on-demand rehabilitation service.

Asthma may not increase the risk or severity of Covid-19

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
Asthma does not appear to increase the risk for a person contracting Covid-19 or influence its severity, according to a team of Rutgers researchers.

Transparency essential for dealing with local Covid-19 spikes

December 15, 2023
Alison Bloomer
The BMA says the Government needs to start being more open and transparent with local Covid-19 data and has criticised the lack of timely data made available to to local authority and health leaders.

Review finds major weaknesses in evidence base for Covid-19 antibody tests

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
Major weaknesses exist in the evidence base for Covid-19 antibody tests and evidence does not support continued use of existing point-of-care tests for Covid-19.

Delivering palliative care in long-term care facilities: how can we get it right?

February 1, 2024
Dr Lloyd D Hughes
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a renewed focus on how to deliver quality palliative care within the long-term care facility.

Health Ombudsman asks Government to plan for a Covid-19 inquiry

December 15, 2023
Ed Brown
The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) is calling on the UK Government to give clarity about its plans for a robust and independent lessons-learned exercise into the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Covid-19: viral load is comparable between symptomatic and asymptomatic carriers

December 15, 2023
Alison Bloomer
Viral load is comparable between symptomatic and asymptomatic carriers of SARS-CoV-2 suggesting asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic people are an important factor in the transmission of Covid-19.

Excessive sugar intake linked with unhealthy fat deposits

October 6, 2022
admin
Long-term intakes of added sugar and sugar-sweetened beverages were associated with higher pericardial adipose tissue, visceral adipose tissue, and subcutaneous adipose tissue volumes leading to higher risks of heart disease and diabetes

Cancer Research UK urges Scotland to restart cancer trials

October 6, 2022
admin
A 95% drop in new patients entering clinical trials has left people with cancer with fewer options for treatment, according to a report to the Scottish Parliament's Cross Party Group on Cancer.

Data on government’s antibody testing strategy cannot yet be trusted

October 6, 2022
admin
Large scale antibody testing is risking inefficient use of scarce resources, according to a group of senior clinical academics and physicians who are concerned about the rapid roll out of Covid-19 antibody testing in England.

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