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NewsNew studies launched into diagnosis and treatment of long COVID
With the help of Government investment, 15 new research programmes across England will investigate improving diagnosis of, and finding new treatments for, long COVID
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Government to roll out biggest winter flu programme in history
The free seasonal flu vaccine will be made available for millions of people this year
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New technology appraisal guidance published on biologic treatments for RA
The NICE guidance covers adalimumab, etanercept, infliximab, and abatacept for moderate rheumatoid arthritis after conventional disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs have failed
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UK’s first megalab opens to strengthen fight against COVID-19
The UK’s first megalab has opened to process and sequence thousands of COVID-19 tests a week
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World Health Organization advises individuals not to seek to ‘mix and match’ COVID-19 vaccines
Chief Scientist states that the decision to mix and match COVID-19 vaccines should be left to public health authorities
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COVID-19: lateral flow tests ‘rival lab-based testing’
A study found lateral flow tests to be an accurate alternative to laboratory-based PCR tests in newly symptomatic COVID-19 patients
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Advice on choosing medicines for patients with swallowing difficulties issued by the Specialist Pharmacy Service
The new resource supports the medicines needs of adults who cannot safely swallow tablets or capsules
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PHE updates guidance on mental health needs of migrant patients
The agency has updated its resources to assist healthcare practitioners in supporting migrant patients’ mental health needs, with additional information on the impact of COVID-19
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Government’s new Life Sciences Vision aims to improve health outcomes for patients across the UK
The government has published Life Sciences Vision to build on the pandemic response and improve health outcomes
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On demand webinars
Half-day virtual event focusing on practical approaches to management of gastrointestinal disorders and iron deficiency
Information intended for UK healthcare professionals only. This promotional event has been commissioned and funded by Norgine Pharmaceuticals Limited and developed in partnership with Guidelines.
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Government plans new scheme to help people eat better and exercise more
A plan for a new pilot aims to help people exercise more and eat better
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Oxford kicks off HIV vaccine trial
The HIV-CORE 0052 trial will assess the safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity of the HIVconsvX vaccine
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PHE updates COVID-19 chapter of the green book
Public Health England has issued updates to chapter 14a of the green book in line with new advice and evidence
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BMA calls for 5% pay hike for ‘exhausted’ consultants
Since March, the BMA has been calling on the government to deliver a fair pay offer for NHS consultants
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NICE makes additional amendments to its guidance on atrial fibrillation in adults
A recommendation on using the ORBIT bleeding risk score to predict bleeding risk has been updated in the amended guideline
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MHRA’s new delivery plan aims to put patients first
Putting patients first: a new era for our agency replaces the agency’s current corporate plan and sets out its roadmap for the future
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NHS COVID symptom list ‘impedes transmission control’
Experts state that a narrow case definition may lead to people with other symptoms being missed, ’hampering efforts to interrupt transmission’
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UKHSA reveals long-term TB reduction plan for England
A joint UKHSA and NHS England action plan aims to build on the improvements in the prevention, detection, and control of tuberculosis in England over the past 10 years
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Government commits £46 million to help people achieve a healthier weight
New services launching across England aims to help adults and children to adopt healthier habits and boost their wellbeing
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JCVI issues autumn COVID-19 booster jab advice
UK vaccine adviser recommends a two-stage approach to coronavirus booster vaccine doses, beginning with those most at risk from serious disease
