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Severe osteoporosis treatment receives a positive opinion from the EMA

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
A new treatment for severe osteoporosis has received a positive opinion recommending marketing authorisation from the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) of the European Medicines Agency.

Mild cognitive impairment in Parkinson’s disease

June 6, 2024
Nabil Aly
Mild cognitive impairment has been defined as a syndrome of cognitive decline that is greater than would be expected for an individual's age and level of education. Cognitive deficits are common in Parkinson's disease, even early in the disease when there may be no cognitive complaints.

Screening programmes overhauled to be more convenient for busy patients

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
Patients should be given much greater choice over when and where they have health screening to accommodate people's increasingly busy lives. 

One-year results from edoxaban registry show low CV events

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
One-year follow-up results from an analysis of atrial fibrillation patients treated with edoxaban showed low rates of potentially life-threatening bleeding and low cardiovascular events.

Perception of risk may lead to more breast cancer screening

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
Mammography screening rates may be increased by better sensitising women to their risk of getting breast cancer, says a new study.

Charities join forces to prevent crisis among military dementia carers

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The largest survey of its kind by a national military charity will lead to life-changing support being offered to Armed Forces personnel caring for loved ones with dementia.

Barriers to accessing non-urgent GP services sees quality ratings plateau

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The Care Quality Commission has published its annual assessment of the state of health and social care in England and found that quality ratings have been maintained overall in primary care with 90% of GP practices rated as good and 5% as outstanding.

Slower walkers are ageing faster

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The walking speed of 45-year-olds, particularly their fastest walking speed without running, can be used as a marker of their ageing brains and bodies.

Avoidable delays in diagnosis of secondary breast cancers

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
Thousands of women are experiencing 'avoidable' delays in being diagnosed with the return and spread of breast cancer, a new report by Breast Cancer Now suggests.

Can acupuncture ease chronic back pain?

April 23, 2024
Nicky Thomas
Acupuncture treatment for lower back pain was removed from the NICE guidelines in the 2016 update, but the British Acupuncture Council say that it can provide pain relief, reduce inflammation and improve the outcome when added to conventional treatments such as rehabilitation exercises.

Queen’s speech criticised for no social care proposals

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The Queen's Speech has set out a number of key measures to support the NHS and the healthcare system and pledges to ensure a health service fit for the future.

Black and ethnic minorities face inequality in diabetes treatment

October 6, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Black and ethnic minority people are not as likely to be prescribed newer medication for type 2 diabetes and have less monitoring compared to their white peers.

Children can be treated for computer gaming and internet addiction on NHS

April 23, 2024
Alison Bloomer
Children and young adults who are seriously addicted to computer games will now be able to get help on the NHS after the launch of country's first specialist clinic.

Exercise reduces heart damage from chemotherapy for cancer patients

October 6, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Exercise is essential for patients diagnosed with cancer who are under treatment as it can counteract the negative effects of therapies on the cardiovascular system.

Women with endometriosis are being failed by lack of treatment and support

October 6, 2022
admin
A new research study has revealed the devastating impact endometriosis is having on women's lives €“ including their education, career, sex life, and mental health. 

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