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Health Major Alzheimer’s Drug Review Finds No Meaningful Benefits for Patients
Independent Cochrane analysis of 17 trials concludes anti-amyloid drugs fail to deliver clinically meaningful improvements while increasing…
16 April 2026 -
Health BMJ Analysis Questions Evidence Behind England’s 10 Year Health Plan Productivity Claims
A new analysis argues the government’s flagship NHS transformation strategy relies on weakly supported assumptions about rapid productivity…
16 April 2026 -
Health Analysis Identifies Top Strategies to Boost Vaccine Uptake Including Community Involvement and Incentives
International evidence highlights extending vaccination access, community-led communication, and financial incentives as highly effective…
16 April 2026 -
Health US Study Shows Buprenorphine May Reduce Neurodevelopmental Risks for Children of Mothers with Opioid Addiction
Large American research suggests pregnant women with opioid use disorder may see better long-term outcomes for their children when treated…
16 April 2026 -
Health Healthcare Professionals Urged to Value Patients’ Reports of Small Symptom Changes
Healthcare Professionals Urged to Value Patients’ Reports of Small Symptom Changes Subtitle Healthcare experts emphasise how dismissing…
16 April 2026 -
Health First Female RCSEd President Calls for Reduced On-Call Duties to Reform Doctor Training
Clare McNaught advocates overhauling resident schedules amid unsustainable competition for surgical posts across the NHS. The medical…
15 April 2026 -
Health Government Report Warns Ecosystem Collapse Could Threaten UK Food Security and Health
A landmark Defra assessment identifies global biodiversity loss as a high threat to national security, with potential impacts on food…
15 April 2026 -
Health UK Biobank Faces Trust Crisis Over Data Security Concerns, Medical Journal Warns
UK Biobank Strengthens Security Measures Following 2022 Data Incident The UK’s largest health research database has implemented enhanced…
15 April 2026 -
Health New Study Calls for Targeted Breastfeeding Support as UK Mothers Report Feeling Burdened
A BMJ study suggests intensive support should focus on specific groups as research reveals 80% of mothers stop breastfeeding sooner than…
12 April 2026 -
Health WHO Report Challenges Adult-First Approach to Clinical Research for Children Under 10
World Health Organization publishes global research agenda highlighting under-representation of children in clinical trials and…
11 April 2026 -
Health BMJ Contributors Warn Against Healthcare Tiers Threatening Doctor Roles
Medical journal experts urge resistance to tiered practice models they say blur professional boundaries and risk replacing doctors with…
11 April 2026 -
Health Targeted breastfeeding support could save NHS millions, new BMJ study reveals
Research suggests intensive support should focus on mothers most likely to benefit, as 90% who stop early wanted to continue. A striking…
10 April 2026