Today we bring you a breakthrough drug for children with rare epilepsy, a simple hand photo that could help detect serious disease, and a Β£20m boost for research into unconventional cancer therapies.
Today we bring you a breakthrough drug for children with rare epilepsy, a simple hand photo that could help detect serious disease, and a Β£20m boost for research into unconventional cancer therapies.
Today we bring youΒ a childrenβs book inspired by a fatherβs cancer story, a newly discovered brain defence against Alzheimerβs, and whether AI can spot a good carer.
Todayβs highlighted articles:Β Womenβs impact on surgery at Edinburgh Medical School, foods that support mood, and simple ways to boost exercise motivation.
Endometriosis β The State of Endometriosis Care Report β A ROADMAP FOR DRIVING DOWN DIAGNOSIS TIMES AND IMPROVING ACCESS TOΒ CARE
ENDOMETRIOSIS UK - 2nd March 2026 New data released by Endometriosis UK has revealed that the average time to receive a diagnosis of endometriosis in the UK has nowβ¦
March is Endometriosis Action Month and we have plenty of news to support it today. We also have news about ME research, exhausted Scots doctors, and water cremation sway.cloud.microsoft/4rwbwb3WTEiI...
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The Association for Continence Professionals is proud to invite you to their annual conference, set in the historic city of Edinburgh on the 11-12 May 2026.
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"Hospitals and care homes in the UK face βan impending car crashβ, experts have warned, as research shows the number of overseas nurses and carers has collapsed."
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Pink and blue graphic which for possible symptoms of oesophageal cancer, which are (but aren't limited to) difficulty swallowing, indigestion or heartburn that doesn't go away, unexplained weight loss or pain in your throat or behind your breastbone.
February is Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month β here are the most common symptoms of oesophageal cancer π
It's unlikely to be cancer, but if you notice changes that are unusual for you or wonβt go away, get them checked by your doctor.
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Let's finish up February with news about ultra-processed food, Scotland's IJB financial woes, and 50 jumps sway.cloud.microsoft/QCcZzbz39Rxb...
Hereβs a quick look at todayβs highlights: shingles vaccine benefits, tea vs coffee for health, and a major dementia research breakthrough.
Today we have stories about trauma, new walk-in GPs, and letter writing sway.cloud.microsoft/UamM8xUZhgDJ...
In todayβs news: a breakthrough womb transplant birth, tumor-fighting engineered bacteria, and how intense training may reshape gut health.
Today we bring news of forever chemicals, maternity services, and (of course) I Swear! sway.cloud.microsoft/9BscQQaES1bb...
Today we have news about a single vaccine for colds and flu, NHS IT systems, and a link to BBC's fascinating series about impulse control disorders caused by prescription drugs sway.cloud.microsoft/kowwx7wrPopC...
Today we have news about a new cancer vaccine, early diagnosis breakthroughs, and expanded mental health support in Scotland.
Today's highlight: new cancer support service, middle-class women, and cannabis drink.
Today we cover:Β a life-saving health scan, lifestyle steps to boost life expectancy, and UK Biobank GP records.
This week we have news about food and chronic disease, changes to health boards, and Scottish government suing dentists sway.cloud.microsoft/OOpMuyTOpYZg...
We have a bit of fun today with the podcast and news about brain stimulation reducing selfishness sway.cloud.microsoft/PDaSaBGtCpAn...
In todayβs health news: Oban Hospital nurse hailed a hero, camera glasses reveal if we cheat on our diet, and health board pay rise paused after union uproar.
Today's articles: kiss, older people s*x, and exercise can be 'frontline treatment'
Todayβs reading: AI reads brain, hearing aids reduce dementia risk, and spider silk helps repair nerves.
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Look for news today about sustainable diets, IJB voting rights, and a very personal air pollution experimentΒ sway.cloud.microsoft/BDDchd37ftS0...
Today we have news about statin safety, plans for the new Belford hospital, and therapy sheep sway.cloud.microsoft/aUumXp4AU656...
This time, weβre bringing you: alternative to cervical screening, podcast hopes to beat stigma, and ballet classes.
Today's highlights include: turns trauma in to art, healthy eating from Japan, and three quarters will survive cancer.
Today we have: half-million-pound donation, 110 km Sahara trek, and your genes matter.
Welcome to February! Today we have news about doctor burnout, a trekking heart transplant patient, and exercise snacking
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In this edition, weβre sharing: tiny heart pump, hypoallergenic cats, and Emotional Support Dogs.
In this edition, weβre sharing: wild blueberries support heart and gut, sleeping without pillows, and five minutes for mental health.