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Food for thought: nutrition as a treatment for mental health conditions

Food for thought: nutrition as a treatment for mental health conditions

Our diet can have a huge impact on our mental wellbeing, but what potential does nutritional therapy hold for the treatment of mental health...
WHO: The development of new antibiotic treatments is stagnant

WHO: The development of new antibiotic treatments is stagnant

A WHO report highlights the lack of antibiotic treatment development and how this impacts the future of infection care. In the annual pipeline report by...
Sunshine may shield children from multiple sclerosis diagnosis

Sunshine may shield children from multiple sclerosis diagnosis

A new study by the University of California San Francisco and the Australian National University shows that children and young adults exposed to the...
Scientists create a vaccine basis for a common pollen allergy

Scientists create a vaccine basis for a common pollen allergy

New research could mean scientists are getting closer to a vaccine for mugwort, a common pollen allergy. A research team at MedUni Vienna has discovered...
Could an electronic tattoo revolutionise blood pressure monitoring?

Could an electronic tattoo revolutionise blood pressure monitoring?

Researchers have developed an electronic tattoo that delivers continuous blood pressure monitoring at high accuracy. Blood pressure is the most vital indicator of heart health,...
New study discovers a promising mushroom extract that clears HPV infection

New study discovers a promising mushroom extract that clears HPV infection

Research by the University of Texas has found a mushroom extract that supports the immune system in clearing HPV infections. The mushroom extract, known as...
antibiotic resistant bacteria

Monitoring antibiotic resistant bacteria with Artificial Intelligence

An international team of scientists has utilised Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor levels of antibiotic resistant bacteria around the world. The findings may help...
cervical cancer vaccine

ACCUVAC-PTE7 cervical cancer vaccine provides complete protection

In a groundbreaking advancement in the treatment of cancer, Defence Therapeutics has revealed that the company’s AccuVAC-PTE7 cervical cancer vaccine completely protects against the...
£4.25m research grant for motor neurone disease treatment

£4.25m research grant for motor neurone disease treatment

£4.25m research grant has been awarded to six UK universities to discover motor neurone disease treatment. Motor neurone disease affects the brain and nerves, causing...
 WHO launches new UV index app to reduce skin cancer cases

WHO launches new UV index app to reduce skin cancer cases

SunSmart Global UV app provides localised information about the UV index and promotes sun safety to reduce the burdens of skin cancer and eye...
Smoking tobacco increases the risk of depression by up to 132%

Smoking tobacco increases the risk of depression by up to 132%

New research by the University of Bristol has revealed that smoking tobacco significantly increases the risk of developing depression and schizophrenia. Staggering data indicates that...
Single brain scan revolutionises early Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Single brain scan revolutionises early Alzheimer’s diagnosis

An early-stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis is typically difficult to identify, but new machine learning technology could change this. There is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, amplifying...
Six benefits of using CBD oil for anxiety

Six benefits of using CBD oil for anxiety

What are the benefits of CBD oil for anxiety? Dr. Hemp Me outlines everything you need to know about supplementing with CBD oil. Anxiety disorders...
New targeted treatment for early-stage breast cancer available on NHS

New targeted treatment for early-stage breast cancer available on NHS

Provisional approval by NICE could see a step-change in treatment for early-stage breast cancer following surgery. The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE)...
NHS treats first sickle cell disease patients with new drug

NHS treats first sickle cell disease patients with new drug

One of the first sickle cell disease patients has received a life-changing drug called crizanlizumab, the first new treatment for the disease in over...
New research finds severe gum disease is linked to impaired lung function

New research finds severe gum disease is linked to impaired lung function

According to new research, increasingly severe gum disease could cause lung function to decline. Severe gum disease occurs due to a serious bacterial infection that...
Computer tool tracks stroke rehabilitation to improve recovery

Computer tool tracks stroke rehabilitation to improve recovery

New computer technology can accurately track the progress of stroke rehabilitation, boosting recovery for the patient. New research indicates that a sensor-equipped computer programme can...
Children’s hospital waiting lists hit 350,000 for the first time

Children’s hospital waiting lists hit 350,000 for the first time

New data reveals that children’s hospital waiting lists have surpassed more than 350,000 children and young people waiting for treatment and care. Figures released by...
The urgent care crisis in the UK

The urgent care crisis in the UK

Dr Richard Gilpin, Specialist Registrar in Geriatric Medicine and member of the Doctors’ Association UK editorial board, discusses the current challenges facing urgent care...
NICE recommend new treatment to support kidney transplant

NICE recommend new treatment to support kidney transplant

 A new treatment recommended by NICE increases the chance of a successful kidney transplant and could revolutionise future surgeries. In the new final draft guidance,...

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