New Tool to Speed Up Cancer Diagnosis for Millions Sunday, May 4, 2025 cancer diagnosis technology nhs patients healthcare data treatment digital innovation The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced that millions of cancer patients will benefit from faster diagnosis with the introduction of a new technology called Cancer 360 across the NHS. This innovative … Read More
Managing Heartburn: Tips on Foods and Avoidance Sunday, May 4, 2025 heartburn gord acid reflux diet symptoms management lifestyle nutrition treatment healthcare Dealing with heartburn can be a common but uncomfortable experience for many. However, for individuals with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GORD), this condition can be more persistent and severe. It can result in a painful … Read More
Recognizing Jaw Pain as a Possible Warning Sign of Heart Attack Sunday, April 27, 2025 jaw pain heart attack warning sign symptoms women's health misdiagnosis silent heart attack chest discomfort healthcare early detection Chest pain and shortness of breath are well-known symptoms of a heart attack, but jaw pain can also be a warning sign. While it may be tempting to dismiss jaw pain as a dental problem, it could indicate reduced blood flow to … Read More
Recognizing Urgent Heart Symptoms That Require Immediate Medical Attention Saturday, April 26, 2025 heart symptoms medical emergency stroke heart attack chest pain heart failure healthcare gp Certain symptoms related to your heart should never be taken lightly, as they could signify a life-threatening situation. Unfortunately, these warning signs might not always appear to be directly connected to your heart, … Read More
Ethical, Saturday, April 26, 2025 ethics cancer decision-making guilt terminal illness moral obligations societal pressures healthcare end-of-life care patient autonomy A recent study conducted by the Rutgers Cancer Institute suggests that terminally ill cancer patients are heavily influenced by moral obligations and guilt when making medical decisions. The researchers found that up to 88% … Read More
Long Waiting Times for GP Appointments in Gloucestershire Friday, April 25, 2025 gloucestershire nhs appointments waiting times england gp healthcare technology disparities reforms Gloucestershire patients are facing the longest waiting times in England to see their GP, according to new NHS data. Around 11% of GP appointments in March in Gloucestershire took place more than 28 days after booking, the … Read More