A new study suggests a possible link between sugary drinks and cancer A study published by The BMJ reports a possible association between higher consumption of keep reading
Talking about death can often be uncomfortable, even for experienced healthcare professionals. However, it’s important to be able to have these difficult conversations with patients keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, a new report highlights just what impact alcohol abuse is having on our strained health services A new report highlights keep reading
As reported by the BBC, the two Tory leadership hopefuls are being urged to consider a new social care plan The two Conservative leadership hopefuls keep reading
A seasonal rise in asthma cases has been linked to a tripling in rates of GP appointments ‘Back to school asthma’ – a seasonal peak keep reading
Nurse, researcher and pioneer Dr Lesley Dibley is behind the University of Greenwich’s campaign to improve care for those with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). She keep reading
According to new research published on The BMJ, menstrual symptoms have been linked to nine days of lost productivity, due to presenteeism, every year Menstrual keep reading
The BMA is calling for the equal treatment of mental and physical health for healthcare workers The BMA has called for the equal treatment for keep reading
New data published on The BMJ shows that being a ‘morning person’ may be linked to a lower risk of breast cancer Findings have implications keep reading
The RCGP has stated that, in order for GPs to help recognise and treat eating disorders, more appointment time is needed The Royal College of keep reading
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