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Health Europa brings you the latest Research & Innovation News from across the field of European Healthcare & Social Care Policy.

New survey reveals one in five children and young people had a probable mental...

A report has revealed that one in five children and young people in England aged eight to 25 had a probable mental disorder in 2023.
Population ageing

Reframing the narrative about population ageing

Population ageing is a natural part of demographic development, so why is it increasingly seen as a burden? We discuss population ageing with Joan Costa-i-Font,...
OpenSAFELY

NHS extends COVID-19 OpenSAFELY research platform to develop new disease treatments

The NHS is embarking on a pioneering initiative to expand the groundbreaking OpenSAFELY research platform to propel advancements to combat other significant diseases. Collaborating with...
Our Future Health

Our Future Health: UK’s largest health research project reaches one million volunteers

Our Future Health – the largest ever health research programme in the UK – has announced its millionth volunteer has signed up to the project.
Spine fractures

NHS ADOPT study identifies spine fractures with AI

The NHS ADOPT study has initiated an automated AI process for identifying patients with spine fractures. Leveraging the power of Artificial Intelligence, the Nanox.AI HealthVCF...
virtual ward beds

NHS successfully deploys 10,000 virtual ward beds

In an impressive achievement, the NHS has realised its ambitious goal of deploying 10,000 virtual ward beds by the close of September, as revealed...
GP registration

Over 450,000 patients used NHS online GP registration in its first year

Over 425,000 NHS patients have used the new online GP registration service. Find out how to register with a GP online.
wireless technology in healthcare

NHS launches trials to advance wireless technology in healthcare

NHS England has launched trials to help accelerate the development and uptake of wireless technology in healthcare. As part of the trials, NHS organisations will...

Key link to autism spectrum disorder revealed in new mini-brain study

Mayo Clinic and Yale University scientists have used a mini-brain model to reveal the link to autism spectrum disorder.
AI breast cancer screening

AI breast cancer screening is safe and detects 20% more cancers

Lund University research suggests that AI breast cancer screening is a safe alternative to traditional screening, identifies more cancer cases, and is more efficient. The...
AI healthcare

Revolutionising the NHS: UK Government injects £21m for AI healthcare technology

The UK Government has announced it will fund £21m to roll out AI healthcare technology across the NHS. Announced today by the Health and Social...
helium supply

Pulsar Helium: Unmatched high-grade helium supply for the medical industry

With the helium shortage affecting MRI and respiratory gases, Pulsar Helium’s high-grade asset provides hope for the medical industry's helium supply. Last year the American...
probiotics

Can probiotics improve gut health?

Probiotics are a key way to support the digestive system and have the potential to offer many benefits for those aiming to improve their...
Gynaecological cancer

Pioneering approaches to gynaecological cancer diagnostics

Lorna Rothery spoke to Marina Rigau, CEO and Co-Founder of EIT Health-supported start-up MiMARK, about the challenges associated with the diagnosis of gynaecological conditions. By...
gut microbiome

The ultimate guide to gut microbiota and the human microbiome

Our complete guide to gut microbiota and the human microbiome details essential information to help optimise your gut health. Gut microbiota and the human microbiome...
regenerative medicine

The rising demand for regenerative therapies and personalised medicine

Health Europa brings you the ultimate guide to regenerative therapies and personalised medicine, and highlights their ability to bring about more effective treatment methods for...
ultra processed foods

Curbing appetites for ultra-processed foods

Ultra-processed foods have been linked to a range of health implications, but the level of consumption remains high. We spoke to researchers at Imperial...
Regularly eating nuts and seeds can reduce the risk of heart disease

Regularly eating nuts and seeds can reduce the risk of heart disease

Frequently eating nuts and seeds can reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke, according to a new study from the University of Oslo.  Diets...
A Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women

A Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women

Following a Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women by almost 25%, according to a new study from the University...
How a digital health platform can stop sports injuries in young athletes

How a digital health platform can stop sports injuries in young athletes 

Sports injuries in young athletes were significantly reduced when coaches and parents could access digital information on adolescent growth, according to a new study.  Sports...

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