Clinical Safety

Is Nursing Shortage Ignored in NHS Safety Reforms?
Research & Development Is Nursing Shortage Ignored in NHS Safety Reforms?

The National Health Service (NHS) in England has been the subject of intense scrutiny and analysis as independent reviews seek to enhance patient safety amid complex bureaucratic layers. The recent report by Dr. Penny Dash delves into patient safety within the NHS, commissioned by the Department of

Breastfeeding Lowers Breast Cancer Risk and Boosts Child Health
Research & Development Breastfeeding Lowers Breast Cancer Risk and Boosts Child Health

Breastfeeding has long been recognized not just as a timeless practice for nurturing infants but as a profound contributor to the health of both mothers and their children. In recent times, the spotlight has shifted toward breastfeeding's potential in reducing the risk of breast cancer and other

AI Dementia Diagnosis – Review
Tech & Innovation AI Dementia Diagnosis – Review

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have significantly transformed various domains of healthcare, and dementia diagnosis is no exception. Dementia has emerged as a global health concern, impacting over 55 million individuals worldwide, with a significant proportion suffering from

How Does Colorectal Cancer Impact Women's Sexual Health?
Research & Development How Does Colorectal Cancer Impact Women's Sexual Health?

Amidst advancing medical treatments for colorectal cancer, a less-discussed byproduct of the disease is its profound impact on women's sexual health. This emerging issue is gaining attention as researchers endeavor to understand how female survivors cope with post-treatment sexual challenges.

Lifestyle Changes Triumph Over Metformin in Diabetes Prevention
Research & Development Lifestyle Changes Triumph Over Metformin in Diabetes Prevention

The prevalence of diabetes presents an escalating health crisis with significant implications for individuals and healthcare systems globally. Among prediabetes patients, effective prevention strategies are vital to curb the increasing rates of Type 2 diabetes. Long-term studies underscore that

Black Coffee May Lower Mortality Risk, Study Finds
Research & Development Black Coffee May Lower Mortality Risk, Study Finds

The coffee industry remains a formidable sector in global markets, particularly as new scientific studies highlight potential health benefits related to consumption patterns. As 2025 approaches, coffee continues to be not only a key commodity in international trade but also a significant part of

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