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Promoting oral healthcare in the preschool child

Tooth decay in children is a substantial public health issue. Therefore, it is essential that all relevant members of the healthcare team are working together in the fight against this distressing and...

Levels of dementia 'stabilising' in the UK

The number of people with dementia appears to be levelling off, according to research published in the Lancet Neurology.

Long working hours linked to CVD and strokes

People who work longer than the standard 35 to 40 hour week are at a heightened risk of developing cardiovascular disease or having a stroke, a study by researchers at University College London has...

ANPs needed to support community services in rural Scotland

The Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) workforce in Scotland should be developed and invested in to support the needs of elderly people living in rural and remote areas of the country, a report by RCN...

Diagnosis and management of polycystic ovary syndrome

The condition is a factor in female subfertility, writes Suneeta Kochhar

Preparing for revalidation

As revalidation approaches Seeta Bhardwa looks at the different models nurses can use to make it easier

Diagnosing and treating asthma in primary care

The Primary Care Respiratory Society has produced resources for primary care nurses to support them in delivering better care to patients with asthma.

Community nursing crucial to good care

Jane Cummings, chief nursing officer at NHS England, discusses the importance of community nursing and health visiting.

Suspect, screen and sort: diagnosing COPD early

Early diagnosis is vital in helping a patient recover, write Jane Scullion and Steve Holmes

Leading nursing figure slams NMC

The NMC has been criticised for underperforming by a leading nursing figure, after a report by the Professional Standards Authority found that the organisation failed to meet five standards of good...

E-cigarettes carry a 'fraction of the risk' of smoking

Using e-cigarettes is significantly less harmful than traditional tobacco products, according to a review of the products published by Public Health England (PHE).

New antibiotic prescribing guidelines released

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has released it's first guidance directly aimed at tackling antimicrobial resistance.

Nursing ranked as one of the most important jobs

Nurses come second only to doctors as the most important profession according to a survey by care provider HC-One.

Thyroid hormone and ADHD

Low maternal levels of thyroid hormone during pregnancy increase the risk of neurocognitive problems – including language and cognitive delays, poor psychomotor skills and autistic traits – in...

Speaking up for quality

The Health Foundation has been asked by the Department of Health to review indicators of the quality of general practice in England, and they will be exploring how these multiple measures might be...

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