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Up to one in 20 new diabetes cases could be related to COVID, data suggests
As reported by The Guardian, research has been carried out that adds to growing evidence that pandemic may be contributing to rapid rise in people keep reading
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Eating within set times good for shift workers
As reported by the BBC, eating meals within set hours of the day may be a good way for shift workers to feel better and keep reading
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‘Holistic’ approach best for long COVID, say researchers
New research on long COVID in adults and children supports the multi-disciplinary approach to clinical care that is being provided at long COVID clinics in keep reading
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GP addiction nurses help treat alcohol problems in Scotland
As reported by Nursing in practice, specialist nurses in general practice teams have been effective in reducing problems with alcohol in deprived areas according to keep reading
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More than 1,700 GP practices contribute data for COVID-19 research
As reported by Digital Health, more than 1,700 GP practices have stepped forward to contribute patient data for COVID-19 research at the University of Oxford keep reading
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Veganism and type 2 diabetes analysed in research of over 21,000 people
Analysis looking into veganism has found that the lifestyle can lead to lower average blood glucose levels, reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes keep reading
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HIV vaccine hopes dashed by trial results
Hopes have been dashed an experimental vaccine could protect people against HIV, the virus that causes Aids This is an edited version of an article keep reading
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Medical research is key to maintaining excellence in NHS, says BMA
The British Medical Association has responded to a statement from the Royal College of Physicians, saying that medical research is the key to maintaining excellence keep reading
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Long working hours linked to heightened depression risk in women
According to research from The BMJ, long working hours has different impacts on men and women, with a heightened risk of depression showing in women keep reading
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GPs need better access to diagnostic testing for testicular cancer, says RCGP
The RCGP, following a research report on testicular cancer, has stated that GPs are on the front line of stopping the disease early – provided keep reading