This Cancer UK video describes the extra support that prostate cancer patients undergoing treatment need, where they can get it, including at their local surgery. It discusses some of the side effects...
NICE has released a consultation on draft guidelines for the care of women going through menopause.
An e-learning platform for nurses interested in the treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis has been created by the European Multiple Sclerosis Platform and the International Organisation of...
A patient with Parkinson's describes how and why swallowing is difficult but thinks his dysphagia experience is limited compared to some.
This video clip describes the appearance of a pressure ulcer on the heel of a diabetic using a University of Hertfordshire wound care model.
?On 31 March 2015, the new NMC Code of professional standards for nurses and midwives came into force. The new Code puts patients and service users at the heart of practice with the intention of...
The first dementia specialist Admiral in South West London has been appointed by SweetTree, a care provider in Richmond.
NHS England will develop work programmes to support the development of guidance for safe staffing in the community, said chief nursing officer Jane Cummings.
NHS smoking cessation services should be funded by a tax on the profits of tobacco manufacturers, a report by charity Action on Smoking and Health, and more than 120 other public health bodies has...
Aerobic exercise appears to curb the severity of asthma symptoms stated a study published the journal Thorax.
A referral system for patients with common mental health disorders to online cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) has been rolled out in GP practices in the Isle of Wight.
The Department of Health and the Royal College of Nursing will host an event dedicated to supporting the health and wellbeing of carers on 30 June at the Amba Hotel in Charring Cross, London.
Fat surrounding blood cells could decrease the chances of a person having a heart attack, according to research from the University of Oxford.
More than 40% of the public are unaware that people with diabetes are at risk of going blind as a result of complications to the condition, a survey by Diabetes UK has found.
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