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MRI more effective at detecting prostate cancer than standard guided biopsies

October 7, 2022
Robert Mair
Researchers found that the use of pre-biopsy MRI combined with targeted prostate biopsy was better than a biopsy alone in detecting prostate cancers that are likely to need treatment.

New cancer drug available after receiving NICE approval

October 6, 2022
Robert Mair
A new lung cancer treatment has been made available on the Cancer Drugs Fund after receiving NICE approval

First cancer-related fatigue app gets NHS approval

October 7, 2022
Robert Mair
Untire, an app that tracks cancer-related fatigue has become the first of its kind to be listed on the NHS Apps library.

Pollen breakthrough could lead to solution for antibiotic resistance

October 6, 2022
Robert Mair
Scientists have found that natural properties found in pollen shells could help develop new techniques to tackle antibiotic resistance

Medical Breakthrough in delaying menopause

October 6, 2022
admin
The surgery was created to postpone menopause which can trigger serious health problems for thousands of women, including osteoporosis and heart problems.

DNA mutation in breast cancer €˜hijacks’ the immune system, new study finds

October 6, 2022
Robert Mair
A defective gene in breast tumour cells 'hijacks' the immune system and can promote metastases elsewhere in the body, a new study published in the journal Nature has revealed.

Increased risk of cardiovascular disease for healthy 75-year-olds who stop taking statins

October 6, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Patients that stop taking statins could have an increased risk of being admitted to hospital with heart or blood vessel problems during an average follow-up period of 2.4 years, according to a new study.

Sending large files across the internet

October 6, 2022
Harry Brown
Medical editor, Dr Harry Brown continues his top tips for everyday life series. In this blog post, he finds the solution to sending large files across the internet.

Childhood obesity: why are we not winning the war?

April 10, 2024
Alison Bloomer
Almost one in five children are overweight or obese when they start primary school, rising to one in three when they start secondary school. Childhood obesity is a health challenge that forms a major part of the Government's new prevention green paper, but how can real progress be made?

Three out of four people with asthma unable to work to their full potential

October 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
A new multi-national survey has revealed that asthma sufferers are missing nearly one-tenth of work hours due to their symptoms, which also results in a loss of productivity and affects their emotional wellbeing.

Tickle’ therapy could protect against some chronic diseases

November 18, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation or tickle therapy can rebalance the autonomic nervous system for patients over 55 years and potentially slow down one of the effects of ageing.

Review of Scottish Breast Screening Programme announced

October 6, 2022
admin
A fundamental review of the Scottish Breast Screening Programme is to be carried out to look at advances in technology and ways to increase participation and address health inequalities.

Stillbirth risk in diabetes higher with obesity and high blood sugar

July 30, 2019
admin
Pregnant women with diabetes may be more likely to experience a stillbirth when they have obesity or poorly controlled blood sugar, a new study suggests.

Rational prescribing and multimorbidity in the ageing patient

October 6, 2022
admin
According to NICE, multimorbidity refers to the presence of two or more long-term health conditions. Over 50% of patients aged over 85 years have three or more long-term conditions. Dr Sanjay Suman looks at ways to relieve the treatment burden.

Cancer patients have trouble accessing appropriate psychological support

October 6, 2022
admin
People with cancer have trouble accessing appropriate psychological support, a new global report has found. Seven out of ten respondents (69%) said they needed psychological support either during or after their cancer care, but a third (34%) of those who needed it said it was 'not available'.

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