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Patients with treatment resistant depression are at a higher risk of death 

Patients with treatment resistant depression are at a higher risk of death 

People with treatment resistant depression have a 23% higher risk of fatality than other depressed patients.  Patients with treatment resistant depression also need twice the...
How digital services can shape the future of maternity care

How digital services can shape the future of maternity care

Health Europa spoke with Susan Hogan, midwife and Co-founder of The Baby Academy about the current state of maternity care in the UK and...
The wait for orthopaedic surgery could rise to seven years in Scotland

The wait for orthopaedic surgery could rise to seven years in Scotland  

According to the University of Aberdeen, wait times for orthopaedic surgery in Scotland could rise to seven years if the current backlog is not...
Patients should continue to access emergency care during NHS strikes 

Patients should continue to access emergency care during NHS strikes 

Patients must continue to use emergency services during the upcoming NHS strikes if they require medical attention.   NHS union groups are currently in dispute with...
Male Y chromosome loss may be linked to severe COVID-19

Male Y chromosome loss may be linked to severe COVID-19

Researchers from Uppsala University believe the loss of the Y chromosome may put men at an increased risk of severe cases of COVID-19. Loss of...
New technology can improve ambulance services in developing countries

New technology can improve ambulance services in developing countries

Technological improvements in ambulance services could reduce the number of injured people in dying unnecessarily developing nations. New electronic tools that could speed hospital transfers...
New mRNA cancer vaccine significantly reduces disease  

New mRNA cancer vaccine significantly reduces disease  

An mRNA cancer vaccine, developed by Moderna and Merck, demonstrated a statistically significant and clinically meaningful reduction in risk of disease recurrence or death.  The...
Is it time TB vaccines were improved?

Is it time TB vaccines were improved?

A new study commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) has predicted high health and economic returns from investment in new TB vaccines. According to...
Online therapy can help with anger management

Online therapy can help with anger management

A new study from the Centre for Psychiatry Research at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden shows that four weeks of internet therapy can help anger...
Understanding the link between IBD and periodontal disease

Understanding the link between IBD and periodontal disease

A new study has shown that inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often coexists alongside periodontal disease. IBD is frequently identified in periodontal disease patients. Evidence for...
Recruitment and retention in adult social care services

Recruitment and retention in adult social care services

The crippling effects of workforce shortages are being felt across adult social care services. Oonagh Smyth, CEO of Skills for Care, discusses the key...
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Drinking coffee frequently may reduce type 2 diabetes risk after pregnancy

A new study pioneered by researchers in Singapore suggests that regularly drinking coffee potentially lowers the risk of developing type 2 diabetes for women...
Improving mental health outcomes for congenital heart disease patient

Improving mental health outcomes for congenital heart disease patient

Improving mental health outcomes for congenital heart disease patients is among the top priorities for future research. A group of patients, parents and healthcare professionals...
WHO release new brief on epilepsy treatment and care

WHO release new brief on epilepsy treatment and care

The World Health Organization (WHO) have published a new technical brief on improving epilepsy treatment and care. The brief outlines the actions required to deliver an...
CAR T Cell therapy used to treat leukaemia for the first time

CAR T Cell therapy used to treat leukaemia for the first time

In a world first, a patient with relapsed T cell leukaemia has received base-edited CAR T cell therapy at Great Ormond Street Hospital. In 2021,...
WHO warns that bacterial infections are becoming harder to treat

WHO warns that bacterial infections are becoming harder to treat

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that resistance to antibiotics is on the rise, making the treatment of bacterial infections more difficult. According to...
First-wave COVID patients were more likely to have depressive symptoms

First-wave COVID patients were more likely to have depressive symptoms

People who had COVID-19 in early 2020 were 1.67 times more likely to display depressive symptoms than those who were infected later on, according...
Klebsiella infections are more prevalent in hospitals than in nature

Klebsiella infections are more prevalent in hospitals than in nature

According to the University of Oslo, people are more likely to contract Klebsiella in hospitals than from farm animals or water.   Some variants of Klebsiella...
How dangerous is mould in the home?

How dangerous is mould in the home?

Amid the rise of mould-related health incidents in the UK, Gama Healthcare investigates what can be done to combat the risk of mould in...
The health issues of meat substitutes in a plant-based diet

The health issues of meat substitutes in a plant-based diet

Meat substitutes used as part of a plant-based diet often have poor nutritional value, accompanied by misleading nutritional information, according to a study from...

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