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Three quarters of UK public think cancer services are underequipped

November 4, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Three quarters of the UK public think the NHS is understaffed and underequipped to tackle cancer, according to a poll carried out by YouGov for Cancer Research UK.

More than half of emergency medicine specialists have symptoms of burnout

November 8, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Over 60% of emergency medicine professionals in 89 countries have at least one symptom of burnout syndrome, and 31.2% have two, according to a survey carried out by the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM).

Health leaders say government cost of living plan is a ‘sticking plaster’

November 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Health leaders have voiced concern that Chancellor's cost of living plans are yet another sticking plaster that fail to significantly address the extreme challenges faced by people living on the lowest incomes. 

The merits of a relative call back service in a county hospital

November 25, 2022
Abdullah Gujjar, Lakshmi Shelly, Anil Kumar
Before the pandemic relatives of patients would regularly visit hospital wards to see their loved ones and to get an update from the healthcare staff. Covid-19 restrictions have meant hospitals have had to think of other ways to communicate.

Whey protein before meals could help control blood sugar in type 2 diabetes patients

November 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Whey protein could aid in the dietary management of type 2 diabetes after new research shows a pre-made shot before meals helps control blood sugars.

MP claims that NHS let “their hair down” during the pandemic is gross insult, say BMA

November 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
The British Medical Association has responded to an MP suggesting that it was likely that NHS staff had also been "letting their hair down" during the Covid-19 pandemic.

New Lancet study offers some insight into management of monkeypox

November 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Antiviral medications might have the potential to shorten monkey pox symptoms and reduce the amount of time a patient is contagious, according to new research.

Low GI diets help patients with coronary artery disease

November 7, 2022
Alison Bloomer
Eating low glycaemic index (GI) foods promotes a healthier body shape in patients with coronary artery disease, according to new research.

Free software for healthcare professionals

December 10, 2023
Dr Harry Brown
Everyone loves a freebie and in this blog, Dr Harry Brown looks at the huge array of free software available and how you can download it safely.

NICE recommends sleeping app for insomniacs as an alternative to sleeping pills

November 7, 2022
Lauren Nicolle
A new sleep app for people with insomnia is being recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) as an alternative to sleeping pills.

New campaign sees record numbers of men getting checked for prostate cancer

November 8, 2022
Lauren Nicolle
Nearly 25,000 men were checked for prostate cancer in March 2022, the highest number on record, following a campaign launched by the NHS and Prostate Cancer in February.

UK must provide better treatments for the four million people affected by rare diseases

November 7, 2022
Lauren Nicolle
A new report is calling on universities, the pharmaceutical industry and the NHS to work together to identify new approaches to developing treatments for rare diseases.

Seven in 10 UK adults expected to be overweight by 2040

November 7, 2022
Lauren Nicolle
Roughly four in 10 UK adults will be obese by 2040 and around seven in 10 will be overweight, according to a new analysis by Cancer Research UK.

UK government failed to protect the medical profession during the Covid-19 pandemic

October 6, 2022
Lauren Nicolle
The UK government failed in its duty of care to protect doctors and the wider healthcare workforce from avoidable harm during the Covid-19 pandemic, new reports have found.

People with osteoporosis should be encouraged to exercise regularly

July 3, 2023
Lauren Nicolle
People with osteoporosis should be encouraged to exercise regularly in order to boost bone health and reduce the risk of falls, according to a panel of experts.

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