Ex-FDA Chief Expresses Strong Concerns Over New COVID Variant BA.2.86

A former commissioner of the FDA has expressed significant concern about a new variant of Covid-19 that is spreading in the US. Dr. Scott Gottlieb has warned that this variant, known as BA.X, BA.2.86, or Pirola, is highly mutated and likely to be more adept at evading the immune systems of vaccinated or previously infected …

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Nursing Bosses Create Comprehensive 46-Term Guide to British Slang for Foreign Medics to Understand Patients’ Meaning

NHS nurses educated abroad may struggle to understand common British sayings and phrases used to describe health. To address this, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has compiled a list of nearly 50 British phrases and slang words to help overseas-trained medics feel more confident when discussing patients’ health. This guide aims to assist medics …

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Living with Stomach Paralysis: An Achievable Outcome Linked to Ozempic

Living with Stomach Paralysis: An Achievable Outcome Linked to Ozempic

If you haven’t heard about Ozempic, the injectable diabetes drug that has gained popularity as a weight loss medication, then you must be living under a rock. This drug, which mimics the hormone GLP-1, has become a go-to solution for those looking to suppress their appetite and delay food digestion. The result? You feel fuller …

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22-Year-Old Eczema Sufferer Endures Extreme Agony: Eyes Sealed Shut and Raw, Burning Face Result from Shocking Flare-Up

Beatrice Gaucahas, a woman from Ireland, experienced a severe eczema flare-up that left her hospitalized and caused her to lose her vision for days. Throughout her life, Beatrice has dealt with this chronic skin condition, which typically resulted in rashes around her joints. However, her eczema took a drastic turn for the worse when it …

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NHS Campaign Implements Warning Labels on Bras and Boxers Sold at Morrisons to Enhance Cancer Detection

The National Health Service (NHS) has partnered with Morrisons to incorporate health warnings about breast and testicular cancer into the supermarket’s Nutmeg brand underwear. The labels in the Nutmeg brand, starting with boxer shorts and crop-top bras, will provide guidance on what to look for. These products will be available in 240 shops across England …

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Experts Launch Britain’s Groundbreaking Menopause Education Programme to Empower Women with Essential Knowledge about their Bodies, Unveiling Shocking Statistics Revealing 90% Received No Prior School Education on the Topic

Experts Launch Britain’s Groundbreaking Menopause Education Programme to Empower Women with Essential Knowledge about their Bodies, Unveiling Shocking Statistics Revealing 90% Received No Prior School Education on the Topic

More than 90% of women weren’t taught about menopause in school UCL is creating a course to educate women about the changes their bodies go through By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 00:48 BST, 21 August 2023 | Updated: 01:01 BST, 21 August 2023 Experts are launching the UK’s first menopause education program to …

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Survey reveals that approximately 40% of GP surgeries enforce patient limits per day; BMA advocates for doctors to see only 25 individuals, suggesting alternative services for those unable to be accommodated.

According to the British Medical Association (BMA), it is recommended that General Practitioners (GPs) see up to 25 patients per day. However, a recent survey conducted by doctors’ magazine Pulse revealed that almost 40% of GP surgeries impose a daily limit on the number of patients they will see. These surgeries will redirect patients to …

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