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Red and white meats are equally bad for cholesterol
Study also shows that saturated fats raise low density lipoproteins by the same amount, regardless of meat type
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Plant-based diet linked to lower risk of heart failure
Lifestyle intervention in type 2 diabetes can have long-term effect
‘Health warnings needed on ready meals and Chinese takeaways’
Vegan diet linked to better diabetes control and wellbeing
Sweetened drinks greater risk for poor glycaemic control
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Plant-based diet linked to lower risk of heart failure
Lifestyle intervention in type 2 diabetes can have long-term effect
‘Health warnings needed on ready meals and Chinese takeaways’
Vegan diet linked to better diabetes control and wellbeing
Sweetened drinks greater risk for poor glycaemic control
Categorie: Agenzie
STIs continue to rise in England
Figures show a 5% rise over the last year
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Funding cuts leave contraceptive services in jeopardy
Well over half of people have never had an STI test
Almost half of young people never use a condom with a new partner
Promise to end new HIV transmissions in England by 2030
Public health to focus on men who have sex with men
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Funding cuts leave contraceptive services in jeopardy
Well over half of people have never had an STI test
Almost half of young people never use a condom with a new partner
Promise to end new HIV transmissions in England by 2030
Public health to focus on men who have sex with men
Categorie: Agenzie
Nearly 10,000 beds lost from half of England’s local authorities
Figures show postcode lottery in care, as overall there has been a slight rise in the number of beds
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Social prescribing can free up GPs’ time and save resources
Free personal care would be fairer and cut NHS pressures
Quality of care plummeting in many care homes
Social prescribing workers to ease GP pressure
Prioritise and fund prevention to save lives and NHS, warn doctors
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Social prescribing can free up GPs’ time and save resources
Free personal care would be fairer and cut NHS pressures
Quality of care plummeting in many care homes
Social prescribing workers to ease GP pressure
Prioritise and fund prevention to save lives and NHS, warn doctors
Categorie: Agenzie
NICE guidelines on heart failure care not being met
One in seven services do not have a consultant/lead physician with a specialty in heart failure, as recommended by NICE
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GPs are letting down heart failure patients
Half of patients delay seeking help for heart attacks
The new GP contract: transforming primary care, transforming CVD prevention
Slow walkers at increased risk of cardiovascular death
Morning heart attacks the most serious
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GPs are letting down heart failure patients
Half of patients delay seeking help for heart attacks
The new GP contract: transforming primary care, transforming CVD prevention
Slow walkers at increased risk of cardiovascular death
Morning heart attacks the most serious
Categorie: Agenzie
New test could lead to more accurate diagnosis of heart failure
Test assesses blood levels of a variety of additional proteins not just BNP
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Blood test offers new way to diagnose MI
New ‘treadmill test’ can predict mortality
Test could help identify heart attack patients at highest risk
Fasting before cholesterol test unnecessary, new study suggests
Women less likely than men to achieve CHD targets
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Blood test offers new way to diagnose MI
New ‘treadmill test’ can predict mortality
Test could help identify heart attack patients at highest risk
Fasting before cholesterol test unnecessary, new study suggests
Women less likely than men to achieve CHD targets
Categorie: Agenzie
Only one in five doctors aware of patient feedback about their care
GPs are the most wary of online feedback, data shows
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Apologise early to resolve complaints
An unstoppable force: patients will drive the NHS to use their data
Staffing and accountability key parts of NHS shake-up
Protect patients when using social media
Public Health doctor argues for a smoke-free NHS
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Apologise early to resolve complaints
An unstoppable force: patients will drive the NHS to use their data
Staffing and accountability key parts of NHS shake-up
Protect patients when using social media
Public Health doctor argues for a smoke-free NHS
Categorie: Agenzie
Fragmented sexual health service caused by spending cuts
Health Committee calls for new sexual health strategy
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NHS England strips Capita of cervical screening contract
Funding cuts leave contraceptive services in jeopardy
Fear of ‘being seen’ bars teen access to sexual health info
Fragmented sexual health system is failing users
Doctors call for a ‘radical change’ to the way NHS treats smoking
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NHS England strips Capita of cervical screening contract
Funding cuts leave contraceptive services in jeopardy
Fear of ‘being seen’ bars teen access to sexual health info
Fragmented sexual health system is failing users
Doctors call for a ‘radical change’ to the way NHS treats smoking
Categorie: Agenzie
Health Secretary sets out plans for NHS workforce
Scheme pledges a review on pension flexibility
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Scotland to introduce legal requirement on NHS staffing
Sharp increase in vacant consultant posts in Scotland
GPs welcome 'biggest reform to services in 15 years'
‘Prioritise’ junior doctors’ mental health, bosses told
Partnership best model for delivering what GPs and patients want
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Scotland to introduce legal requirement on NHS staffing
Sharp increase in vacant consultant posts in Scotland
GPs welcome 'biggest reform to services in 15 years'
‘Prioritise’ junior doctors’ mental health, bosses told
Partnership best model for delivering what GPs and patients want
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Facial recognition used to monitor patient safety
Japan paves way for ‘smart’ ICU system
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UK hospitals report decline in serious violence
Integrated communications
Hospitals failing to prevent cardiac arrests
Website launched for relatives of people in intensive care
TV drama might distort expectations of trauma care
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UK hospitals report decline in serious violence
Integrated communications
Hospitals failing to prevent cardiac arrests
Website launched for relatives of people in intensive care
TV drama might distort expectations of trauma care
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No increased risk of cardiac arrest at the weekend
Study shows value of 24/7 cardiac arrest teams
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Heart attack protocol eliminates gender gap in outcome
The new GP contract: transforming primary care, transforming CVD prevention
Fewer people dying of heart disease since NSF introduced
Severe eczema linked to cardiovascular problems
Government plans new CVD strategy
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The new GP contract: transforming primary care, transforming CVD prevention
Fewer people dying of heart disease since NSF introduced
Severe eczema linked to cardiovascular problems
Government plans new CVD strategy
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Workload and staff shortages behind record number of surgery closures, say doctors’ leaders
Pulse investigation shows that 138 practices closed last year; rate has risen almost eight-fold since 2013
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The future for our students
No more sticking plasters for primary care, insists England’s GP leader
Helping GPs to help people live the life they want through a more personalised care approach
100,000 people in NI wait over a year for hospital treatment
GP trainees to get fully-funded personal indemnity
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The future for our students
No more sticking plasters for primary care, insists England’s GP leader
Helping GPs to help people live the life they want through a more personalised care approach
100,000 people in NI wait over a year for hospital treatment
GP trainees to get fully-funded personal indemnity
Categorie: Agenzie
£4.4bn gap in social care funding for England within five years, warns think tank
There won’t be enough cash to meet rising demand and plug critical staffing shortages in the sector, says The Health Foundation
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Social prescribing workers to ease GP pressure
General practice and the multiple conditions challenge
Quality of care plummeting in many care homes
Emergency admissions at end of life set to sky rocket
CCG tightens up pre-surgery requirements on BMI and smoking
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Social prescribing workers to ease GP pressure
General practice and the multiple conditions challenge
Quality of care plummeting in many care homes
Emergency admissions at end of life set to sky rocket
CCG tightens up pre-surgery requirements on BMI and smoking
Categorie: Agenzie
Scotland moves to strengthen protection of women and girls at risk of FGM
New Bill would introduce legal Protection Orders and put guidance on statutory footing
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Pregnancy key opportunity to identify FGM
Over a thousand women identified as having undergone FGM
Stronger sanctions needed to prompt FGM reporting
Doctors should regard FGM as child abuse
Number of FGM concerns in children has more than doubled over past year
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Pregnancy key opportunity to identify FGM
Over a thousand women identified as having undergone FGM
Stronger sanctions needed to prompt FGM reporting
Doctors should regard FGM as child abuse
Number of FGM concerns in children has more than doubled over past year
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Latest GP headcount still not enough to resolve current crisis, says BMA
Total number up, but fall in fully qualified and full-time equivalent GPs, NHS Digital figures show
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Practices need to seize the opportunity of consolidating IT systems
Sharp increase in vacant consultant posts in Scotland
Scotland to introduce legal requirement on NHS staffing
‘Make GP partnerships more attractive than locum work’
Ageing medical workforce - a growing trend
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Practices need to seize the opportunity of consolidating IT systems
Sharp increase in vacant consultant posts in Scotland
Scotland to introduce legal requirement on NHS staffing
‘Make GP partnerships more attractive than locum work’
Ageing medical workforce - a growing trend
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Change official guidance on coming off antidepressants, urges Royal College
Not everyone can manage withdrawal in recommended four weeks, patient and clinician feedback indicates
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MHRA tightens licence restrictions on valproate for women
Experts urge radical action on mental health crises
Clinicians need better options if we are to stop over-medication
Call for NHS England to ‘think again’ on limiting treatment
New evidence on benzodiazepine link to Alzheimer’s
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MHRA tightens licence restrictions on valproate for women
Experts urge radical action on mental health crises
Clinicians need better options if we are to stop over-medication
Call for NHS England to ‘think again’ on limiting treatment
New evidence on benzodiazepine link to Alzheimer’s
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Fears EU trained doctors could be lost to NHS
MPs seek stronger EU Settlement Scheme based in law
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Joined-up approach needed to recruit overseas doctors
BMA welcomes government decision to drop settled status fee
GPs demand defence of Northern Ireland health service from Brexit
Call for PM to relax visa restrictions for overseas doctors
NHS strain would worsen in the face of a harsh Brexit
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Joined-up approach needed to recruit overseas doctors
BMA welcomes government decision to drop settled status fee
GPs demand defence of Northern Ireland health service from Brexit
Call for PM to relax visa restrictions for overseas doctors
NHS strain would worsen in the face of a harsh Brexit
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Patients to trial new online support for type 2 diabetes
GPs urged to encourage use of patient tool
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Public support for calorie labelling in restaurants
Scotland reveals target of halving child obesity by 2030
Warning issued on high sugar content in snacks
Diabetes and obesity higher among LGBQ teens
Weight loss targets exceeded on NHS type 2 diabetes prevention programme
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Public support for calorie labelling in restaurants
Scotland reveals target of halving child obesity by 2030
Warning issued on high sugar content in snacks
Diabetes and obesity higher among LGBQ teens
Weight loss targets exceeded on NHS type 2 diabetes prevention programme
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GPs should be added to migration shortage list
All doctors should be on shortage list, say government advisors
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GP trainees to get fully-funded personal indemnity
It’s here! Introducing the new, improved GP contract 2019
GPs demand defence of Northern Ireland health service from Brexit
NHS strain would worsen in the face of a harsh Brexit
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Warning on link between processed foods and health risks
Researchers call for policies to limit ultra-processed food intake
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Heart disease and stroke deaths plummet in Scotland
Taxing unhealthy products may help tackle chronic diseases
Obesity associated with worse mortality and higher CVD risk
Nutrition more important than calories, say experts
Lifestyle explains 40% of benefits of education on heart disease
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Heart disease and stroke deaths plummet in Scotland
Taxing unhealthy products may help tackle chronic diseases
Obesity associated with worse mortality and higher CVD risk
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Lifestyle explains 40% of benefits of education on heart disease
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CCGs rationing cataract surgery against guidelines
Almost 2,900 requests for surgery rejected last year
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Shocking variation in diabetes care across UK
CCG tightens up pre-surgery requirements on BMI and smoking
Shaping the future of medicines and pharmacy
Fewer GPs working in deprived areas
Care services 'on verge of collapse'
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Shocking variation in diabetes care across UK
CCG tightens up pre-surgery requirements on BMI and smoking
Shaping the future of medicines and pharmacy
Fewer GPs working in deprived areas
Care services 'on verge of collapse'
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