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Call to remove inequalities for adolescents and young adults with cancer

Call to remove inequalities for adolescents and young adults with cancer

Adolescents and young adults (AYA) with cancer are often missing out on age-appropriate specialist care owing to a lack of awareness of how their...
vaccination issues

Vaccination issues that are impacting healthcare professionals

European Association of Hospital Pharmacists Director of Finance Nenad Miljković discusses vaccination issues facing healthcare professionals. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the topic of vaccination has...
Evaluation shows no cases of clotting from COVID-19 vaccines in Wales

Evaluation shows no cases of clotting from COVID-19 vaccines in Wales

New research has shown that there have been no cases of COVID vaccine-related blood clots in Wales. The rapid evaluation of the Welsh healthcare data,...
Hand hygiene messaging

Hand hygiene messaging for infection control

Dr Sophie Rutter of the University of Sheffield speaks to HEQ about how to promote handwashing to children. As children in countries around the world...
WHO says COVID-19 highlights urgent need for global effort to end TB

WHO says COVID-19 highlights urgent need to end TB

The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that the COVID-19 pandemic highlights the urgent need to reboot global efforts to bring an end to...
From the world’s first micro insulin pump to automated insulin delivery

From the world’s first micro insulin pump to automated insulin delivery

Swiss company Ypsomed is committed to driving innovation in diabetes treatment. Innovation, reliability, and design have always been characteristic traits of Swiss company Ypsomed and...
People with underlying conditions encouraged to get COVID-19 vaccine

People with underlying conditions encouraged to get COVID-19 vaccine

UK health charities are encouraging anyone with an underlying health condition to come forward for a COVID-19 vaccine. A number of UK charities have penned...
World-first test for diagnosing and monitoring Parkinson’s Disease

World-first test for diagnosing and monitoring Parkinson’s Disease

A team of scientists has developed a new method that offers the hope of developing a ‘game changing’ test that could diagnose and monitor...
Examining the neurological impacts of COVID-19

Examining the neurological impacts of COVID-19

Dr Rhys Thomas of the COVID-19 Clinical Neuroscience Study’s research team tells HEQ about the neurological damage caused by COVID-19 and the need for...
Clinical study shows natural formulation reduces endometriosis pain

Clinical study shows natural formulation reduces endometriosis pain

A clinical study has shown successful results in the reduction of endometriosis pain from a natural formulation of trace-metals. The clinical trial explored the efficacy...
XPhyto’s new PCR test has potential to transform diagnostics

XPhyto’s new PCR test has potential to transform diagnostics

XPhyto Therapeutics has developed an innovative, rapid COVID-19 PCR test that has the potential to completely transform diagnostics. Picture this pleasing scenario: you are exiting...
UK provides £100m funding to help tackle obesity

UK provides £100m funding to help tackle obesity

People living with obesity are at greater risk of illness and death from COVID-19. To help tackle obesity in the UK, the government is...
Uncovered mechanism may provide new therapeutic strategy for epilepsy

Uncovered mechanism may provide new therapeutic strategy for epilepsy

A team of researchers has suggested that a future therapeutic strategy could be aimed at controlling the function of glial cells to treat epilepsy. In...
T cells key to severity of COVID-19 outcomes

T cells key to severity of COVID-19 outcomes

A new study has suggested that a balanced T cell response to COVID-19 is vital in helping the immune system effectively fight the virus,...
Substance could help develop Alzheimer’s medications

Substance could help develop Alzheimer’s medications

Scientists have confirmed that a common spasmolytic drug can suppress neuroinflammation and could lead to the development of medications against Alzheimer’s Disease. A team of...
Medicine recieves positive opinion for hereditary angioedema patients

Positive opinion for hereditary angioedema medicine for use in patients over 12

The Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) has recommended the medicine berotralstat for the routine prophylaxis of hereditary angioedema in patients aged...
Less invasive method discovered for diagnosing potential for Alzheimer’s

Less invasive method discovered for diagnosing potential for Alzheimer’s

Researchers have discovered a less invasive and less costly method of diagnosing the potential for Alzheimer’s disease. The team has uncovered the novel diagnosis method...
Digital self-monitoring can help with significant weight loss

Digital self-monitoring can help with significant weight loss

A new review has shown that self-monitoring using digital health tools is associated with significant weight loss. The systematic review of multiple randomised controlled studies...
Target for stroke therapy discovered in blood brain barrier

Target for stroke therapy discovered in blood brain barrier

Scientists have discovered an effective therapeutic target for life-changing strokes which could help improve quality of life for patients. A new study has shown that...
Calls for investment to reduce pancreatic cancer deaths in Europe

Calls for investment to reduce pancreatic cancer deaths in Europe

Researchers are calling on European policymakers to invest adequate resources to tackle pancreatic cancer in Europe. There have been limited advancements in the treatment of...

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