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Doctors’ orders to 'complete the course' for some antibiotics may be wrong, and patients should stop treatment when they feel better, according to an art
More than two million people with kidney disease should be offered statins to help combat their risk of heart attacks and stroke, the National Institute for
Mental health charity Mind fears BBC documentary about antidepressants and homicidal behaviour could cause unnecessary worry.
Nurses are training firefighters across Bradford and Airedale to identify people over 65 at risk of falling.
Whole regions of England were left without any specialist CAMHS beds on three occasions last year, according to Education Policy Institute report.
Historic financial penalties owed by care homes who have underpaid their staff for overnight sleep-in shifts are to be waived, the government has an
Nurses and other NHS staff in Scotland are facing increasing workload pressures due to a government failure to plan its workforce, according to a ne
New guidance has been launched to help health visitors support children and families to cope with a traumatic event.
Babies born in the UK in 2015 have the 20th-highest life expectancy in the world.
An NHS programme to tackle childhood obesity in Wales has been launched.
A total of 90% of cancer patients were given the name of a clinical nurse specailist according to the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey for England 2016.
The scale of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other psychological problems in the emergency services has been revealed in a series of worrying figures.
The University of East London hopes that its new adult nursing course will help to address the acute shortage of nurses in the area.
NHS staff wellbeing is suffering under the strain of increasing service pressures at the potential cost of patient care, according to a report by the Point of Care Foundation.
