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- Measuring quality from the patient perspective
- Fourth PROMS report published
- National Diabetes Audit published
- Latest National Diabetes Audit published 2008-09
- Scottish breakthrough in breast cancer gene
- Discovery of gene in aggressive spread of cancer
- RCGP Annual Primary Care conference 2010
- The annual Primary Care conference, Harrogate, October 2010
- Have a cup of sweet tea when you're stressed!
- Researchers have found that a sweet drink may reduce stress and aggression
- NAPC Annual Conference 2010
- The Health White Paper and what it means for General Practice
- How to control your salt intake
- Sodium: How to tame your salt habit now
Find out how much sodium you really need, what high-sodium foods to avoid, and ways to prepare and serve foods without adding salt or sodium.
- Simple urine test to identify childhood autism
- Autistic children may have a different chemical make-up in their urine than non-autistic children
- We Are Enabled by Design
- Event at the Design Museum, London around design for ageing/disability
- Quality Strategy published in Scotland
- NHS Scotland Quality Strategy gives more time to care
- Alzheimer's gene identified
- Researchers at the Institute for Human Genomics in Miami have identified a gene which may indicate increased risk of developing late-onset Alzheimer's
- Migraine relief from high dose aspirin
- NHS Choices responds to reports that migraine sufferers could find relief from aspirin
- Touching a raw nerve: Neuropathic Pain in HIV/AIDS
- Professor Andrew S.C. Rice, Professor of Pain Research, presents his Inaugural Lecture on; "Touching a raw nerve: Neuropathic Pain in HIV/AIDS" at Imperial College, London
- Increase in diabetes in Scotland
- New statistics from the Scottish Diabetes Survey show that 228,004 people in Scotland now have diabetes
- Seaweed may help obesity
- Researchers have found that seaweed could help tackle obesity
- Scottish bill of rights for NHS patients is published
- Patients' Rights Bill published in Scotland
- Diagnostic error - the need for change
- Conference on addressing diagnostic error
- Drug and alcohol users in Primary Care
- 15th National Conference on working with drug and alcohol users in Primary Care
- NHS cuts - less per patient
- Cuts in England mean less per patient over the next four years
- Pharmacist Prescribing
- Conference on Pharmacy Prescribing in Primary and Secondary Care
- Ambidextrous link to ADHD in children
- Researchers believe that children who are ambidextrous are more likely to have mental health, language and educational problems.
- Breast cancer: Herceptin and chemotherapy combined
- Breast Cancer Survival improves when Herceptin used with Chemotherapy
- Sugababes publicise new cancer campaign
- Sugabases are lending support to raise awareness of Cervical Cancer following the death of their friend Jade Goody.
- Breast cancer tumours may change
- Nearly 40% of breast cancer tumours change form when they spread, recent research suggests.
- Reaching your patients
- Contacting your patients for vaccinations or specialist clinics
- Rise in obesity admissions in England
- Steep Rise In Hospital Admissions For Obesity In England
- InTime Data can help you!
- InTime Data can help you keep in touch with your patients.
- New hope with malignant tumours
- Cancer breakthrough by freezing tumours
- Liver cirrhosis, MHE and motor accidents
- Patients with Cirrhosis and impaired Cognitive Abilities have more motor vehicle accidents
- Gene discovery connected with Alzheimer's
- Gene link marks major breakthrough in dementia research
- Prostate cancer genetic mechanism found
- USC Researchers Identify 'Regulatory' Genetic Sequences That May Predict Risk For Prostate Cancer
- Patient Feedback - through InTime Data
- InTime Data can still help with patient feedback surveys and in providing data for GP revalidation
- Relaxation techniques for dementia sufferers
- An American study has shown a decrease in some adverse behaviours in dementia sufferers