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NICE outlines further updates to the menopause guidelines

NICE outlines further updates to the menopause guidelines

Further research will be carried out to identify whether new recommendations or updates to existing ones are needed within menopause guidelines. The ‘scope’ of the...
monkeypox cases

Over 100 monkeypox cases confirmed in the UK

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has revealed that there are now over 100 confirmed monkeypox cases in the UK. The latest data from the...
Changes to the amygdala may cause anxiety in people with autism

Autistic people are more likely to have mental and physical conditions

New research by the University of Cambridge discovers that autistic people are more likely to have chronic mental and physical health conditions. University of Cambridge...
62% of emergency medicine workers have one symptom of burnout syndrome

62% of emergency medicine workers have one symptom of burnout syndrome

A new survey has revealed concerning statistics about the burden of burnout syndrome in emergency medicine workers. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact...
whey protein supplements

Drinking whey protein supplements may boost type 2 diabetes control

A study performed in the UK has identified drinking whey protein supplements before eating meals may help type 2 diabetes patients manage their blood...
Promising therapy for recombination-deficient severe combined immunodeficiency

Promising therapy for recombination-deficient severe combined immunodeficiency

Recomb outlines important milestones in the development of autologous haematopoietic stem cell-based gene therapy for recombination-deficient severe combined immunodeficiency. Infants born with severe combined immunodeficiency...
primary care

Review outlines how to improve access to UK primary care services

A new review performed by Dr Claire Fuller provides recommendations on optimising primary care access in the UK. NHS England revealed that new Integrated Care...
Three mitochondrial diseases identified using a new approach

Three mitochondrial diseases identified using a new approach

A groundbreaking discovery by scientists has identified three previously uncharacterised mitochondrial disease conditions. Mitochondrial diseases are complex conditions that occur resulting from the mitochondria in...
air pollution exposure

Air pollution exposure increases COVID-19 hospitalisations and deaths

Severe patient outcomes from COVID-19 are significantly increased by exposure to air pollution, a new University of Southern California study suggests. The novel research identified...
Diabetes in pregnancy is associated with increased odds of caesarean delivery

Diabetes in pregnancy is associated with increased odds of caesarean delivery

Diabetes in pregnancy is associated with increased odds of complications such as caesarean delivery, severe breathing problems and excessive birth weight. Diabetes in pregnancy (also...
states with legal cannabis

US states with legal cannabis have higher underage recreational use

An investigation performed by the University of California San Diego has discovered that underage recreational cannabis use is more prevalent in US states with...
The challenges associated with healthcare environmental hygiene

The challenges associated with healthcare environmental hygiene

A global pilot study provides the first review of the strengths and challenges associated with healthcare environmental hygiene (HEH). Healthcare environmental hygiene comprises cleaning all...
dementia prevention

Seven healthy habits that may boost dementia prevention

New research has identified that seven healthy habits and lifestyle factors may provide effective dementia prevention, even among people with the highest genetic risk...
The benefits of eating eggs for heart health

The benefits of eating eggs for heart health

New research by Peking University in China illuminates the benefits of eating eggs for heart health, finding that they may lower the risk of...
Protecting personal and planetary health with a plant-based diet

Protecting personal and planetary health with a plant-based diet

Health Europa Quarterly’s editor Lorna Rothery spoke to Dr Shireen Kassam, consultant haematologist and founder of Plant-based Health Professionals UK about the power of...
antimicrobial stewardship

How the DRIVE-AMS programme is optimising antimicrobial stewardship

Dr Neda Milevska-Kostova explores how the DRIVE-AMS programme, pioneered by Radboud University Medical Centre, advances antimicrobial stewardship and how changing behaviours and supporting implementation...
New immunotherapy for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer

New immunotherapy for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer

A new recommendation from NICE could revolutionise treatment for a rare form of triple-negative breast cancer. Around 100 people per year with triple-negative breast cancer...
monkeypox symptoms

Monkeypox symptoms are potentially reduced with antiviral medications

An analysis of seven monkeypox cases in the UK between 2018 and 2021 has revealed that some antiviral drugs may alleviate monkeypox symptoms. The retrospective...
Banking and finance in the medicinal cannabis industry

Banking and finance in the medicinal cannabis industry

Mitch Ratajkoski of LeafCann explores how the banking industry is limiting operations and growth for companies in the medicinal cannabis industry. Banking has become an...
universal health coverage

43 million health workers required to achieve universal health coverage

A new peer-reviewed study has stated that more than 43 million additional health workers are needed globally to meet universal health coverage targets. An investigation...

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