Amid fears that children are increasingly using vapes and could become addicted, ministers are set to ban single-use vapes. The move could come as early as next week as the health department has decided that the products, which often come in colourful packaging and fruity flavours, are overwhelmingly aimed at people under the age of 18.
Eli Lilly’s diabetes drug Mounjaro has gained the backing of Britain’s healthcare cost-effectiveness watchdog, which said it would be a good option for patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said in draft final guidance that it estimates some 180,000 people could benefit from the new treatment.
As temperatures surge, with the heat health warning climbing from yellow to amber, concerns arise over the well-being of individuals living with dementia. Dehydration, a common challenge for those with memory issues, becomes a pressing issue during hot weather. Families and caregivers are urged to take precautions to ensure the safety and hydration of their loved ones.
In the final session of the second Dementia Commission inquiry, panellists gave evidence on ways to improve engagement and tackle stigma in dementia care. In
The second session of the dementia inquiry focused on improving population health through innovation, bringing the benefits of technology and AI to reshape dementia care.
Russell George MS discusses Welsh devolution and criticises the Labour Party’s management of NHS Wales.
At the recent Integrating Healthcare Seminar, Dean Russell, MP outlined his vision for an integrated, patient-centric healthcare system powered by data and artificial intelligence.
In the first of three features from the second inquiry session of the Dementia Commission, experts outline what is needed revolutionise dementia care. In the
Government plans to modernise and reform primary care progress as more than one thousand general practices sign up for digital upgrades. Modern upgrades for increasing
The Department of Health and Social Care has announced today that £250 million in funding will be provided to relieve hospital pressures and help cut waiting lists. Crucially, this includes 900 new hospital beds. The overall ambition for 5,000 additional core beds is being supported by £1 billion dedicated revenue funding to increase capacity in urgent and emergency care.
In the final session of the Integrating Healthcare London and the South East Seminar a dynamic panel of leaders drawn from the Integrated Healthcare Boards discussed the path forward for healthcare workforce collaboration and innovation.
NHS in England proposes 28-day dancer diagnosis target amid struggle to meet waiting time targets.
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