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Women’s Health

NHS Five Year Forward View

As the NHS approaches its 70th anniversary the health service has published the plan setting out how it will deliver…

The physical toll of terrorism

Terrorism takes a physical toll, not just on those who are unlucky enough to be directly affected. In a world…

Stress deprivation and Caesarean birth

Is birth by pre-labour Caesarean an extreme example of stress deprivation? In the framework of our cultural conditioning, ''stress' has…

The Aluminium Age

We are living in The Aluminium Age. Throughout the history of humankind we have lived through various ‘metal ages’ including…

Shining a light on face blindness

Face blindness, or Prosopagnosis, is a common condition that affects around two in every 100 people in the UK, but relatively…

Post-mastectomy recovery diet

When I had my double mastectomy in February 2015, following a diagnosis of breast cancer, there was very limited information…

Direct access to physiotherapy

Patients with musculoskeletal conditions causing pain do not currently have direct access to physiotherapy on the NHS, but perhaps they…

To tourniquet or not tourniquet?

News that knife crime convictions in England and Wales are at a record high – courts dealt with 19,000 cases…

Frequent fliers either flourish or flounder

Frequent fliers and those who regularly travel on business can either revel in their hypermobility, seeing it as integral part…

Emerging technologies in diabetes

People with type 1 diabetes, which is a lifelong autoimmune condition which means that the body is unable to produce…

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