Saturday, 31 December 2016
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Friday, 30 December 2016
Dame Sally Davies: I enjoy a glass of wine too
Thursday, 29 December 2016
Therapy dog Leo helping patients recover
Bill Gates: We are vulnerable to flu epidemic in next decade
Innovations that will change lives
Harry Maceachen and dad on liver transplant
'Don't hold it in' - Hatton on depression
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
Art and dementia
Dieter tells how son calling him fat prompted health drive
Top 10 Healthy Food Trends for 2017
I can't believe 2016 is almost over. It certainly was a big year. Food wise, we saw cauliflower everything, avocado toast start to pitter out (although it's still popular), doughnut shops take hold, and smoothie bowls everywhere. So what's coming up for 2017? I asked EatingWell's editors what healthy food trends they're seeing on the horizon for next year. Here's what we predict will be hot next year.
Tuesday, 27 December 2016
Dutch IVF centre probes suspected sperm mix-up
Monday, 26 December 2016
Carey Mulligan on dementia and music
Hip pain may be 'hangover from evolution'
Sunday, 25 December 2016
Doctors confirm 200-year-old diagnosis
Friday, 23 December 2016
Exercise May Be Real Medicine for Parkinson's Disease
Physical activity helps improve gait and balance, research review finds
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Final trial results confirm Ebola vaccine provides high protection against disease
Homeless issued with cards saying they are entitled to GP care
And GPs and receptionists reminded that homeless people can register for treatment Related items from OnMedica GPs call for more collaborative working £38.7m boost to cut homelessness Not tackling infections in homeless could spark epidemics Doctors warn on rising rates of homelessness Call for action to tackle ill health of homeless |
Record numbers of NHS staff receive flu vaccine
Over half a million workers vaccinated between September and November Related items from OnMedica Flu shot refusers rate jab as unimportant Nasal spray flu vaccine for children proving effective Flu vaccination programme extended to thousands more children Last winter’s death rate halved due to type of flu virus Flu during pregnancy not linked to child’s autism risk |
Abortion care 'must be reformed'
Too much abortion care is provided outside the NHS Related items from OnMedica Domestic violence linked to pregnancy termination No prosecution of doctors prepared to carry out sex selection abortion 7 million women treated for unsafe abortions per year Abortion provider put women at risk |
NHS part of £250m China health trade mission
Deal will bring a state-of-the-art scanning equipment to the UK Related items from OnMedica General Practice Chinese style UK/China fund on antimicrobial resistance to launch India and China account for a third of global mental health burden NHS cancer patients still denied treatments available in other countries |
Manchester merges mental health and social care
New organisation could be a model for integration across the UK Related items from OnMedica What does it mean to be a Multispecialty Community Provider? Multispecialty community provider contract options unveiled Should local leaders pursue devolution deals for health care? Deal to devolve £6bn NHS and social care budget to Manchester is signed Greater Manchester presses ahead with devolved health and care services |
'Lack of qualified workforce in abortion care'
Ebola experimental vaccine is highly effective, trial shows
Glimmer of hope
Brain's party noise filter revealed by recordings
It’s time to bust the myth that a healthy diet has to be costly
Thursday, 22 December 2016
On The Pulse - December 2016
‘Drink plenty of fluids’ not always good advice |
Eat the Rainbow with This Healthy Hummus Recipe Made 4 Ways!
The only thing better than a big bowl of homemade creamy hummus is 4 big bowls of homemade creamy hummus in all the colors of the rainbow. That's right—vibrant, colorful hummus all naturally dyed by vegetables. We're always looking for new ways to eat more veg, and this may be our favorite yet! Roasted red peppers, beets, avocado and cilantro don't just add color, they also add tons of flavor and silkiness to this healthy snacking favorite!
Boy battling leukaemia conducts orchestra
GP pharmacy scheme set for big boost
£100m investment will bring 1,500 clinical pharmacists into GP surgeries Related items from OnMedica Role of pharmacists is set to grow and grow Pharmacists call for more integrated future with GPs Include pharmacists in general practice team, say patients and carers Train non-medics to take on some doctors’ work Give pharmacists more prescribing rights to ease GP burden |
Record numbers leaving A&E without treatment
Doctors warn of another sign that the system is 'overstretched' Related items from OnMedica Who knows best when it comes to emergency hospital admissions? Missed A&E targets reflect cuts in social care and NHS funding Primary Care Home has positive impact on care and services Better funding and capacity vital for A&E to survive Trend to dissuade patients from attending A&E is flawed |
New multiple sclerosis drug hailed as a 'landmark'
Ocrelizumab kills the cells that assault the myelin sheath and cause nerve damage Related items from OnMedica NHS England loses appeal over PreP drugs Experts call on regulators to revisit nalmefene decision 75% of reappraised CDF drugs approved for NHS NICE approves extra ‘triple therapy’ drug for diabetes Antibiotic prescribing continues to spiral |