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UK stillbirth rate

UK stillbirth rate more than double for ethnic minority groups

Research has identified that stillbirths among ethnic minority groups are twice as high in the UK compared to the rest of the population, despite...
healthcare staff

Quinyx reveal how to optimise healthcare staff retention in the UK

Quinyx examines healthcare staff retention in the UK, following the release of its global State of the Deskless Workforce study. Healthcare staff are leaving the...
Foods high in Polyphenols

Foods high in Polyphenols may mitigate inflammation and chronic diseases

New evidence suggests that eating foods high in polyphenols may prevent inflammation and chronic diseases in older people. A study has identified that polyphenols-rich foods...
heart conditions

Having multiple heart conditions may triple the risk of dementia

An extensive UK study of more than 200,000 people has discovered that people’s risk of dementia with multiple heart conditions is three times as...
mRNA vaccines

New chemical process may help design mRNA vaccines for all diseases

A Japanese research team has pioneered a new all-chemical process that may significantly advance vaccine technology, enabling scientists to design mRNA vaccines for a...
early sign of Parkinson's disease

Nightmares may be an early sign of Parkinson’s disease

Results from a UK study suggest that experiencing bad dreams or nightmares as an older person may be an early sign of Parkinson’s disease. The...
VR cycling

VR cycling technology reduces mental health issues in elderly people

A new study performed by Motitech has discovered that virtual reality (VR) cycling technology can reduce pain, anxiety, and depression in elderly care home...
psychiatric disorder

COVID-19 may increase psychiatric disorder risk by 25%

A new study performed at Oregon State University has discovered that people infected with COVID-19 are at an elevated risk of developing a psychiatric...
CBD oil for pain

CBD Oil for Pain: The Natural Solution for a Better Life

CBD oil is a natural remedy for pain that has been used for centuries. CBD oil is extracted from the hemp plant, which is...
cause of COPD

Poor quality sleep may be a cause of COPD flare-ups

Research pioneered by a team at UC San Francisco suggests that poor quality sleep may be a cause of COPD flare-ups and has a...
pneumonia vaccine

Could a pneumonia vaccine be an effective way to prevent the infection?

Pneumonia threatens the lives of our most vulnerable members of society including children and older adults, but the risk of infection can be lessened...
new coronavirus

New coronavirus identified is common among bank voles

A team of scientists based in Sweden has made a groundbreaking discovery, identifying a new coronavirus that is prevalent in the bank vole population. The...
Endometriosis treatment

Optimising endometriosis treatment, care and awareness in the UK

One in 10 women is affected by endometriosis yet the condition remains poorly understood and undertreated. Health Europa Quarterly spoke to Endometriosis UK about...
point-of-care testing

How point-of-care testing is optimising cardiovascular and diabetes care

Abbott reflects on the anticipated uptake in rapid, point-of-care technology in cardiovascular and diabetes primary care and proposes steps to smooth the transformation from...
Life-changing therapy for short bowel syndrome recommended by NICE

Life-changing therapy for short bowel syndrome recommended by NICE

NICE recommends a potentially life-changing treatment for short bowel syndrome, a chronic condition affecting nutrient absorption. Short bowel syndrome causes the body to not absorb...
Six health conditions improved by plant-based diets

Six health conditions improved by plant-based diets

New commentary has outlined key benefits of plant-based diets that could help six health conditions such as diabetes and cancer. Published in the American Journal of...
asymptomatic Covid

Asymptomatic Covid infections may be dangerous for unborn babies

Research performed in the US suggests that asymptomatic Covid infections may pose risks for pregnant women, finding that they may cause long-term consequences for...
Metals in urine could detect acute kidney injury in very early stages

Metals in urine could detect acute kidney injury in very early stages

Certain metals in urine could provide useful insight into clinical biomarkers for acute kidney injury in the early stages. Acute kidney injury is a sudden...
How to cope with feelings of climate anxiety?

How to cope with feelings of climate anxiety?

More and more people are feeling the pressure of climate anxiety and in this article, we discuss ways to cope with these feelings. Mental Health...
environmental pollutants

Exposure to environmental pollutants may cause type 1 diabetes

A study pioneered at the University of Oslo (UiO) suggests that the environmental pollutants we consume when eating food may increase the risk of...

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