Trials to detect the early signs of ovarian cancer have produced positive signs. Researchers believe that 86 percent of ovarian cancer cases could be detected early by regular blood testing. The trial, which was conducted over a 14-year period at University College London, was designed to offer information related to the efficacy of a potential […]
Pepsi to Ditch Controversial Sweetener, Aspartame-1377
April 28th, 2015Pepsi has announced that it will remove the controversial artificial sweetener, aspartame, from Diet Pepsi in the USA. Despite the fact that regulators approve the use of aspartame as a sweetener, executives at Pepsi have decided to scrap the sweetener in response to consumer demand. Sales of Diet Pepsi fell by 5 per cent in […]
Study Shows Young Girls at Greater Risk of Emotional Problems-9311
April 21st, 2015A new study has revealed that young girls face growing risks of emotional problems. The number of girls affected by emotional issues has risen by 7 percent in 5 years, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health. Figures for boys remained fairly stable over the five-year period and charities believe […]
Health Fees to Increase for Patients From Outside EU-7998
April 14th, 2015Health charges for non-EU residents have been increased in a bid to stamp out health tourism, the Department of Health has confirmed. Patients from outside the European Union who seek treatment in NHS hospitals in the UK will now be charged at 150% of the standard cost of treatment. Patients from outside the EU who […]
Cancer Research UK Links Rising Number of Skin Cancer Cases to Package Holiday Boom-5498
April 7th, 2015Representatives from Cancer Research UK have suggested that the rising number of skin cancer cases in older people is linked to the package holiday boom in the 1960’s. Statistics show that the number of people diagnosed with skin cancer is increasing year on year among over 65’s and experts believe that the sudden surge in availability […]
New drug-driving legislation could affect prescription drugs: Learn about the new law and how it affects you-4663
April 1st, 2015New government legislation relating to drug-driving has come into force. And, while this is welcome news regarding those driving under the influence of illegal drugs, motorists should be aware that legal prescription drugs are also affected by these new laws. What is the new law? The new laws set limits on a number of drugs, […]
UK Parents Struggle to Spot Signs of Obesity in Children-0091
March 31st, 2015A study has suggested that parents in the UK are struggling to spot signs of obesity in their children. A study involving 2,976 UK families revealed that just four parents thought their child was overweight. The actual number, according to medical assessment, was 369. Writing in the British Journal of General Practice, researchers from the […]
Could Mosquitoes Bring Tropical Diseases to the UK?-6987
March 24th, 2015Experts have warned that mosquitoes could bring tropical diseases including dengue fever and West Nile virus to the UK. Writing in the Lancet Infectious Diseases Journal, experts warned that the milder climates of the UK could provide an ideal breeding ground for mosquitoes, increasing the risk of some infectious diseases. Representatives from Public Health England […]
Health Experts Call for Pharmacists to Step in to Ease Pressure on GP Services-0256
March 17th, 2015Leading health professionals have called for pharmacists to be given a more expansive role in communities in a bid to ease pressure on GP services. Proposals put forward by the Royal College of General Practice and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society suggest that more pharmacists should be employed to treat patients at GP services and deal […]
Health Experts Call for Salad Bars in All Restaurants-0061
March 10th, 2015Heath experts have called for all restaurants to provide a salad bar in a bid to crack down on soaring rates of obesity and related health conditions, including type 2 diabetes and heart disease. NHS chiefs believe that offering a salad bar would help to promote healthy eating and discourage patrons from making unhealthy food […]
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