NHS data has revealed a significant jump in the number of people requiring treatment for severe allergic reactions. Figures from the NHS, which have been evaluated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), show that case numbers have doubled in the last 20 years. Today, more than 25,000 people per year visit hospitals […]
Government pledges to improve care for women who lose babies during pregnancy
July 25th, 2023The government has pledged to improve care for women who lose babies during pregnancy. Ministers have announced a raft of new measures designed to support women who lose babies during pregnancy as part of new guidelines to enhance women’s healthcare. The guidance will be implemented following an independent review of care for pregnant women in […]
BBC investigation uncovers illegal muscle drug sales
July 13th, 2023A BBC investigation has uncovered nationwide sales of illegal muscle-building drugs. Undercover investigators found that the illegal drugs, which are taken by people looking to gain muscle mass, are being sold in stores across the UK. The drugs can cause symptoms linked to a range of health issues, including erectile dysfunction, liver function problems and […]
Junior doctors to stage longest strike on record in July
June 27th, 2023Junior doctors in England are preparing to stage the longest strike on record in July. The British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed that junior doctors will walk out for five days after rejecting a 5% pay increase. Negotiators put forward an increase of 35%. The planned strike will take place from 7am on July 13th […]
Mpox vaccine programme to be extended in London after spike in cases
June 20th, 2023The mpox vaccine programme will be extended in London after a spike in cases, it has been announced. The immunisation programme, which protects against mpox, previously known as monkeypox, was scheduled to stop at the end of July. In London, where has been a surge in the number of cases recently, the scheme will be […]
Scientists suggest taurine could boost health and increase life expectancy
June 13th, 2023Scientists have suggested that taurine, a nutrient found in meat and fish, could boost health and prolong life expectancy. Researchers based at Columbia University, New York discovered that taurine contributed to physical health benefits, better brain function and increased life expectancy when given to middle-aged animals. During trials, mice aged 14 months responded positively to […]
Mother of stillborn baby fights for legal rights
May 23rd, 2023A mother whose baby was stillborn at 25 weeks is campaigning for new legal rights. Laura Gallazzi was 25 weeks pregnant when she unexpectedly went into labour in 2014. She was treated at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee. Despite the fact that her baby was in a breech position, Laura’s doctor proceeded with a natural birth, […]
Cancer charities call for end to taxes on suncream
May 16th, 2023Cancer charities have called for an end to taxes on sunscreen to make products more affordable. Several UK charities, including Cancer Research UK, have joined forces to urge the government to scrap tax on sun creams and lotions to encourage people to protect their skin in the sun. Currently, sunscreen is categorised as a cosmetic […]
New concussion guidelines confirmed for grassroots sport
May 2nd, 2023New national concussion guidelines are set to be introduced across grassroots sport. Under the new guidance, which will be applied across the UK, anyone who has suspected concussion will be advised to stop playing immediately and avoid exercise for at least 24 hours. Individuals should also take a 21-day break from competitive sport and contact […]
Trial suggests ‘activity snacks’ could be beneficial for type 1 diabetes sufferers
April 25th, 2023A small trial has suggested that short ‘activity snacks’ could be beneficial for those who suffer from type 1 diabetes. Researchers found that taking short, 3-minute breaks to walk around every 30 minutes helped to reduce blood sugar levels in those with type 1 diabetes. These brief breaks are known as activity snacks. Type 1 […]
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