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Book review: Endocrinology Pathophysiology to Therapy

October 21, 2024
Dr Harry Brown
Dr Harry Brown reviews Endocrinology Pathophysiology to Therapy, a book with a logical layout, an emphasis on basic physiology, relevant pathophysiology, and the clinical pharmacological aspects of treatment.

Book review: Campbell-Walsh-Wein Handbook of Urology

October 21, 2024
Dr Harry Brown
Dr Harry Brown reviews the Campbell-Walsh-Wein Handbook of Urology, which he describes as an "excellent book" that is likely to appeal to global audiences.

Book review: Litt’s Drug Eruption & Reaction Manual

October 21, 2024
Dr Harry Brown
Dr Harry Brown reviews Litt’s Drug Eruption & Reaction Manual, which he calls a "superb book" filled with "rich" data and information.

Health effects of omega-3 fish oil supplements: is there cause for concern?

August 1, 2024
Rod Tucker
Patients take omega-3 fish oil supplements in the belief that these oils are heart healthy. But emerging evidence suggests a possible downside and that the benefits are dependent on an individual’s current state of health. Rod Tucker investigates.

Is exposure to sunlight associated with cardiovascular benefits?

November 5, 2024
Rod Tucker
Public health advice in most developed countries focuses on the risks associated with overexposure to sunlight. Nevertheless, emerging research hints at a potential cardiovascular benefit from exposure to sunlight, so are patients missing out?

What will a General Election mean for the NHS and its staff?

June 25, 2024
Dr Harry Brown
Ahead of the General Election 2024, Dr Harry Brown discusses what the election will mean for the NHS and how we can fix the crisis facing our health service.

NHS England confirms patient data was stolen in cyber attack

June 25, 2024
Lauren Nicolle
NHS England has confirmed that patient data has been stolen from systems managed by Synnovis, a pathology laboratory which processes blood tests on behalf of a number of NHS organisations.

Physician associates: BMA to pursue legal action against GMC

June 25, 2024
Lauren Nicolle
The British Medical Association and Anaesthetists Unite are launching legal action against the General Medical Council over the way it plans to regulate physician associates and other medical associate professions (MAPs).

Case study: bisphosphonates and a tale of two femurs

June 6, 2024
Muhammad J H Rahmani et al
This case report demonstrates the rare adverse effects associated with long term use of bisphosphonates and the link to atypical femoral fracture.

Admissions to private hospitals at record level

June 5, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The number of patients admitted to private hospitals reached the highest level since records began for both private medical insurance and self pay patients last year.

BMA publishes manifesto for next government

June 5, 2024
Alison Bloomer
The British Medical Association (BMA) has published five key areas it wants the next Government to tackle to ensure that the NHS and patients are protected

RCN calls for corridor care to be eradicated from health and care settings

June 4, 2024
Lauren Nicolle
The Royal College of Nursing is calling for corridor care to be eradicated following a new report which highlights the scale of the issue and its impact on patients.

Lib Dems announce plans to ‘fix’ the health and care crisis

June 11, 2024
Lauren Nicolle
The Liberal Democrats have announced plans to fix the health and care crisis by offering free personal care and ‘reversing Conservative cuts’ to the Public Health Grant.

Immunotherapy drug ‘highly effective’ for patients with high-risk bowel cancers

June 4, 2024
Lauren Nicolle
Immunotherapy prior to surgery could become a ‘game-changer’ for patients with high-risk bowel cancers, potentially avoiding the need for chemotherapy, according to a new study.

Which is the most effective form of exercise to reduce hypertension?

May 30, 2024
Rod Tucker
For patients with hypertension or at risk of developing the condition, one recommended lifestyle change is regular exercise. But which is the most effective type? Pharmacist Dr Rod Tucker takes a look at the evidence.

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