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Understanding eating disorders

Researchers have moved a step closer to understanding eating disorders - a move which could ultimately lead to better diagnosis…

Functional medicine: treating depression

The conventional therapeutic approach to dealing with a problem like depression is to wait for the problem to set in…

Test bowel cancer patients for Lynch syndrome

More than eight out of 10 NHS hospitals in England are not following the National Institute for Health and Care…

Opioid addiction fuelled by painkillers

Opioid addiction, fuelled by OTC medication and prescription pain killers, has reached epidemic  proportions in the US but is becoming…

Easter egg choking hazards

The countdown to the fun of the annual Easter egg hunt has begun and children across the country are getting…

Don’t cut vitamin D doses

NHS cuts to prescriptions of vitamin D maintenance doses would hit high risk groups, warns National Osteoporosis Society. People needing…

Nurses have needs too

Nurses often sacrifice their own needs to care for others, and this is right and good and expected. Nursing is…

Muddled memories help dementia patients

Should we always challenge the distorted beliefs of someone with dementia or do inaccurate memories play an important role in…

Earlier diagnosis for ovarian cancer

Early diagnosis is a major focus of the work of Target Ovarian Cancer and we take a three-pronged approach to…

Roger Bannister breaks the four minute mile

One of the most iconic sporting moments in history, Bannister had intended to retire after the 1952 Olympics, but having…

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