Rapid endometriosis tests approved for NHS use
Two new tests designed to accelerate the diagnosis of endometriosis are to be made available on the NHS in England and Wales. The newly National Institution for Health and Care
Two new tests designed to accelerate the diagnosis of endometriosis are to be made available on the NHS in England and Wales. The newly National Institution for Health and Care
The Gloucestershire Enhance Programme held the ‘Aesthetics – The Pros and Cons’ study day at Cheltenham General Hospital. The event brought together multidisciplinary specialists to educate NHS healthcare professionals on
Medical negligence solicitor Blackwater Law has outlined that clinical negligence claims linked to plastic surgery within the NHS have risen significantly. According to the company, figures from the NHS show
Nurse prescriber Michelle Pickering argues that prescribing qualifications are essential for aesthetic nurses The history of nurse education in the UK is deeply rooted in the establishment of the NHS in 1948.1 It was primarily designed to meet the immediate …
Aesthetics investigates vetting procedures within the specialty An investigation by The Times has identified 22 doctors working in the National Health Service (NHS) who were previously banned from practicing abroad.
Aesthetic practitioner Dr Kat Bennett has debuted Tweak with the aim to help raise safety standards within the aesthetic specialty. According to Dr Bennett, the free app brings NHS-style transparency
The Non-Surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers Bill has been introduced to the Scottish Parliament. According to the Scottish Parliament, the Bill was introduced to ensure that non-surgical procedures
Dr Vix Manning and Dr Charlotte Woodward examine how medically supervised FMD protocols address post-GLP-1 metabolic instability The landscape of metabolic medicine has been revolutionised by GLP-1 and GIP receptor agonists, with remarkable success in achieving rapid weight loss and …
Cosmetic surgery provider Longevita has published a white paper advocating for the regulation of international medical tourism. The company claims many clinics abroad operate without any legal requirements to conduct pre-admission
Peterborough City Council is investigating potential botulism cases after multiple people have been admitted to hospital with complications. A small number of people have reportedly experienced difficulty swallowing, blurred or