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cervical cancer screening

Can GPs Reverse the Decline in Cervical Cancer Screening?

By Tom Pearson

Cervical cancer is one of the three most common cancers in women aged 15-49. The death of reality TV star Jade Goody in 2009 brought an increase in cervical cancer…

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signs of preeclampsia

World Preeclampsia Day: Know the Signs

By Tom Pearson

It’s World Preeclampsia Day on the 22nd of May, signalling the perfect opportunity to raise awareness of preeclampsia amongst health professionals. Preeclampsia is a serious condition that can lead to…

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hand hygiene

Why Is Hand Hygiene So Important for GPs?

By Tom Pearson

Basic hygiene can be a matter of life and death for patients. This year, on the 5th May, the World Health Organization (WHO) called on people all over the world…

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deaf awareness

Deaf Awareness Week: What Did We Learn?

By Tom Pearson

Earlier this month, we celebrated Deaf Awareness Week, an important time to recognise hearing loss symptoms and raise awareness for those affected. So what did we learn from this important…

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mental health crisis

What Role Do GPs Play in the UK Mental Health Crisis?

By Tom Pearson

The 13th—19th May is Mental Health Awareness Week: an annual campaign organised by the Mental Health Foundation to raise awareness of mental health problems. This event is an ideal opportunity to discuss…

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NHS AI systems

New Code of Conduct for NHS AI Systems: What You Need to Know

By Tom Pearson

Technology is at the forefront of improving healthcare in the UK, with many digital initiatives set to be launched over the coming years. In light of this, a new code…

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NHSX

NHSX: How Staff and Patients Will Benefit from New Technology

By Tom Pearson

As plans for making the NHS a more digitised organisation are put in place, the government has announced the creation of a new organisation, NHSX. This joint organisation aims to…

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Help patients quit

No Smoking Day 2019: How to Help Patients Quit

By Tom Pearson

March 13th marks No Smoking Day, an annual awareness day created to help people understand the risks of smoking and what they can do to quit. Many smokers will rely…

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Drop in GP numbers

Is the Drop in GP Numbers Linked to Shorter Life Expectancy?

By Tom Pearson

Research has found that residents in areas with more GPs have a longer life expectancy. The impact of having a higher number of primary care doctors was greater than a…

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GP awareness

Rare Disease Day: Why GP Awareness Matters

By Tom Pearson

This year, February 28th marks Rare Disease Day, an annual European awareness day that highlights the various rare diseases affecting a small percentage of the population. It is co-ordinated by…

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