Diabetes UK is running an award for schools to showcase good practice in schools’ care of children and young people with diabetes.
UK community nurse Cath Nixon explains how she used her skills in the mountains of Nepal.
Sleep deprivation seems to increase the risk of contracting the common cold around four fold, according to a study of 164 men and women aged between 18 and 55 years.
Why Margaret Stubbs believes it is every nurse's responsibility to ensure the best advice for diabetes patients.
Continuous subcutaneous infusion of insulin can be useful for some, explains David Morris in this overview.
Taking antibiotics seems to be associated with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to Danish researchers who matched 170,504 people with the condition and 1,364,008 controls.
People who continued to smoke after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) converted to secondary progressive MS (SPMS) more rapidly than those who quit, according to research from Sweden
Last week, I visited two friends living in Louisiana - a paediatrician and a district nurse - who left the NHS more than 25 years ago to raise their family and work in the US health sector.
Nurses working in general practices in Wales must be better supported to access education and training, RCN Wales have said.
Seeta Bhardwa discusses how primary care intervention is crucial to catching sepsis before it becomes fatal
Practice nurse Debbie Brown has been appointed as a practice nurse consultant in Lewisham CCG, the first role of its kind in London.
More paediatric palliative care nurses are needed in Wales to provide children and young people with end-of-life care, a report by the University of Wales and hospice Ty Hafan stated.
Perceptions of diabetes control differ between physicians and adults with type 2 diabetes who are uncontrolled on basal insulin.
Carers in England said they neglect their own needs and feel less supported by healthcare professionals than in previous years, a survey by the Health and Social Care Information Centre found.
As many as a third of babies born in 2015 are at risk of developing dementia in their lifetime, according to an analysis by Alzheimer’s Research UK.
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