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18 August

Barbie movie ending: an important reminder for women’s health SPOILER ALERT! The ending scene of the ‘Barbie’ movie highlights the importance of women’s health, specifically gynaecological care. As Barbie becomes fully human, her visit to a gynaecologist is a reminder of the importance of regular reproductive health check-ups. Reproductive health is important for overall well-being, […]

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15 August

Are doctors leaving the NHS in greater numbers? No, not really. Here is some background first. The NHS, it is claimed, is facing an exodus of doctors. It is one of the reasons put forward to support their claims for more pay as strike action continues. But a recent BBC analysis suggests this is not […]

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15 August

Doctors strikes: large pay variation amongst doctors in Europe Doctors earn substantially more than the average wage but doctors say their salaries have fallen in real terms in some European countries, including the UK. Health personnel and doctors in particular worked ceaselessly to save lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many did not go home for […]

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14 August

Many NHS cancer targets set to be scrapped in England NHS England is expected to confirm plans to cut several cancer targets, including the two-week target for urgent cancer referrals. Patients with suspected cancer may have to wait longer to get a diagnosis under government proposals released today. What are the current NHS cancer targets? […]

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12 August

What does morning-after pill (Plan B) cost – or can you get it free? In the world of reproductive health, knowledge and options are key to making informed decisions. The morning-after pill (Plan B) is a type of emergency contraception. Whether due to contraceptive mishaps, unprotected sex, or other unforeseen circumstances, this time-sensitive option offers […]

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10 August

What?New insights have emerged from recent research suggesting a significant connection between gut health and the likelihood of developing Parkinson’s disease (PD). For those unfamiliar, Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder leading to damaged parts of the brain. Its most prominent symptoms include memory issues, muscle stiffness, slower movements, and involuntary shaking known as tremors. […]

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06 August

Skin care for teenagers The most important skin care product for teens is SPF. No matter your skin type, you should be wearing sunscreen to protect your skin from sun damage and cancer. This step should be a part of your morning routine just like brushing your teeth. Be sure to choose a sunscreen with […]

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06 August

What?The UK government has disclosed plans to amplify the use of the private sector to combat the ever-increasing backlog of treatments and surgeries within the NHS in England. This approach will involve the inauguration of eight privately-managed diagnostic centres and the application of new regulations to simplify the NHS’s acquisition of care in the private […]

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03 August

What? In an ambitious initiative, General Practitioners (GPs) are set to gain new powers, enabling them to directly send up to a million patients for expedited checks. This progressive move is geared towards speeding up the diagnosis of heart and lung conditions, marking a significant shift in the existing referral protocol. The plan focuses on […]

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29 July

‘Barbie Skin’ Gut Health Protocol The secret to ‘Barbie skin’ may be a gut health protocol. London facialist Jasmina Vico, whose clients include Jodie Comer and the Barbie cast, promotes an inside-out approach to skin health. The protocol uses the gut-skin axis, the connection between the gut microbiome and skin health. Studies have revealed that […]

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