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24/7 NHS control centres introduced to prepare for winter 

24/7 NHS control centres introduced to prepare for winter 

In new plans to tackle the winter season, NHS control centres will open 24/7 to alleviate the pressures on the healthcare system.  NHS control centres...
Back pain treatment

Individualised back pain treatment is far superior to standard treatment

Researchers from Goethe University Frankfurt have analysed data from 10,000 patients to prove that tailored back pain treatment is superior to standard treatment. According to...
Does caffeine and alcohol intake affect fertility treatments? 

Does caffeine and alcohol intake affect fertility treatments? 

A recent analysis looks at the effects of caffeine and alcohol on fertility treatment and whether it affects birth rates.  An analysis examined all recent...
A new study will aim to revolutionise well-being for children in care

A new study will aim to revolutionise well-being for children in care 

A pending study from Kingston University, London will assess how mental health and well-being support can be improved for young people and children in...
New technology could halve global rates of stillbirth

New technology could halve global rates of stillbirth

Researchers from University College Dublin (UCD) and Imperial College London have developed a wearable baby movement monitor that may help prevent stillbirth.   The ability to...
Blood pressure medication is equally effective at any time of day

Blood pressure medication is equally effective at any time of day

A new study by the University of Edinburgh finds that blood pressure medications are effective regardless of whether it’s administered in the morning or...
Genetic sequencing can predict the severity of kidney cancer

Genetic sequencing can predict the severity of kidney cancer 

Researchers from the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have identified four specific genes in kidney cancer cells that may help predict the risk of tumour’s...
Strict parenting may increase the risk of depression in children 

Strict parenting may increase the risk of depression in children 

A new study has found that strict parenting could alter children’s DNA causing an increased risk of depression in adults.  New research presented at the...
Experimental medicines could be the key to a HIV cure

Experimental medicines could be the key to a HIV cure 

A team of Danish researchers have made significant steps towards finding a HIV cure through the use of experimental medicines.   Existing treatment for HIV can...
Using Machine Learning for classifying key immune cells

Using Machine Learning for classifying key immune cells

Researchers have developed a new Machine Learning technique to accurately classify the state of macrophages, which are key immune cells. It is important to classify...
Risk of bipolar in children linked to parents’ age

Risk of bipolar in children linked to parents’ age  

According to new research, children whose parents are particularly old or young are more likely to carry a risk of bipolar disorder.   Research that was...
New research group aims to address patient safety concerns 

New research group aims to improve patient safety concerns 

A new research group, combining professionals from the University of Leeds and Bradford will tackle challenges associated with patient safety.   In a joint venture between...
Using point of care diabetes testing to improve treatment

Using point of care diabetes testing to improve treatment

LumiraDx’s new HbA1c test, run on the LumiraDx point of care platform, could dramatically improve patient management, and reduce healthcare costs associated with delays...
Making pharma supply chains more sustainable

Making pharma supply chains more sustainable

Nico Ros, Co-Founder and CTO of SkyCell discusses how to make pharma supply chains more sustainable. As businesses everywhere look for ways to reduce their...
Driving change in heart failure treatment

Driving change in heart failure treatment

Given the high mortality rate associated with heart failure, and the prevalence of hospital readmissions, Matthew Mace explores the barriers to quality heart failure...
Putting an end to period poverty

Putting an end to period poverty

Lorna Rothery spoke to Emma Thompson O’Dowd from Plan International UK about the organisation’s efforts to tackle period poverty and improve menstrual health and...
Why side effects of smoking impact women more

Why side effects of smoking impact women more 

New research has been presented at ECNP Congress in Vienna into the effects of smoking in women, highlighting oestrogen production and behavioural differences between...
A healthy diet helped prevent anxiety and depression during COVID 

A healthy diet helped prevent anxiety and depression during COVID 

A new report has found that a healthy diet and avoiding the news led to reduced anxiety and depression during COVID.   In a report by...
Oxford researchers to receive £122m funding for healthcare research

Oxford researchers to receive £122m funding for healthcare research

Research institutions in Oxford will collaborate on healthcare research using £122 million in government funding. A new partnership between the University of Oxford and Oxford...
Health policy officials urged to address post-pandemic social issues

Health policy officials urged to address post-pandemic social issues

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London have urged the UK government to urgently tackle issues and inequalities bought on by the pandemic in...

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