GP practices are being encouraged to get ‘Veteran Friendly Accredited’ in recognition of Armed Forces Day (June 25th) after a University of Chester report revealed keep reading
A different stress response – one which you might not have heard of – could be at play when people experience feeling nervous or apprehensive keep reading
Marian Knight, professor of maternal and child population health, and Nicola Vousden, registrar in public health, discuss research around pregnancy CREDIT: This is an edited keep reading
The British Medical Association (BMA) has responded to a report by the Royal College of GP’s (RCGPs) and its warning that England could lose almost 19,000 GPs keep reading
World Schizophrenia Day is celebrated each year on 24th of May to honour Dr Phillippe Pinel who did much for the treatment and management of keep reading
Anaemia is a common condition which occurs when the body has insufficient healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen round the body to supply the keep reading
Taking control of your frustrations – and even adapting your perspective – can significantly improve your mood and outlook on your job. Helen Wilson shares keep reading
Looking after our mental wellbeing is as vital as looking after our physical health but it can be difficult to know where to start and keep reading
Helen Ellis – PCC lead for facilitation and the personal and team development programme – has an exciting announcement about help in implementing the community keep reading
As reported by the BBC News, a GP in Belfast has spoken out against the living conditions of asylum seekers Dr Kieran Kelly believes specialist health keep reading
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