On the lead up to Valentine’s Day hearts are everywhere. Cards, text messages and cradled by fluffy teddy bears. So, what better time is there to start taking care of your heart? But getting check ups with your physician is … Continue reading →
How do you future-proof the NHS for the decade ahead? Not an easy question. However, it is one NHS England Chief Executive Simon Stevens sought to address as he launched the NHS Long Term Plan last week. The plan … Continue reading →
Last week NHS England launched The Mental Health Apps Library, the first NHS endorsed service of its kind. The library contains a variety of online tools and resources to assist patients in improving mental health outcomes. It’s fantastic to see … Continue reading →
It all began when Dr Wakefield published a paper in The Lancet suggesting that there may be a potential causal effect between the mumps, measles and rubella (MMR) vaccine and the onset of autism spectrum disorder in 12 children – … Continue reading →
This latest draft guidance on Low Risk General Wellness Products was produced to provide clarity to industry and FDA staff on the Center for Devices and Radiological Health’s compliance policy. It provides additional information on what are considered low risk … Continue reading →
“Urgent, Urgent, Urgent” stated the e-mail from a mom in Switzerland. Her recent ultrasound documented a cord around the neck of her 32 week old baby. Reading about Pregnancy Institute’s (PI) research on Umbilical Cord Accidents (UCA), an ongoing PI … Continue reading →
