A collaboration between the University of Nottingham and Boots seeks to explore how technology-enabled services can improve patient outcomes.

Two-in-five children living with obesity achieved a body mass index (BMI) below the obesity threshold when taking weight-loss injections, a new study has found. Early results from the STEP Young phase ...

A pharmacy charity has brought its services and information together into four key areas to create a ‘clearer journey’ for ...

The roll-out of GP walk-in centres across Scotland risk widening health inequalities and sowing confusion over where patients ...

The shortlist for the General Practice Awards 2026 is set to be revealed in the next couple of weeks, following another ...

GP with an interest in allergy Dr Elizabeth Angier dispels some common myths and highlights some under-recognised facts regarding anaphylaxis MYTHS Myth 1. Future risk of anaphylaxis is predictable ...

Cases of the diarrhoea-causing parasite Giardia have hit a ten-year high in England, the UK health security watchdog has said. Data published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) last week shows ...

The palliative care questionnaire and professional practice clinical audit for this year’s Pharmacy Quality Scheme (PQS) have been published. Community Pharmacy England (CPE) said pharmacy owners can ...

Zika virus rose to prominence following a large-scale outbreak across Latin America and the Caribbean between 2015 and 2016. While the number of global infections has since dropped, the mosquito-borne ...

Zentiva UK Pharma Limited is recalling a batch of its multiple sclerosis drug, fingolimod, due to a potential risk of contamination with metal particles. The alert states that one batch of Fingolimod ...

For the first time, sublingual immunotherapy tablets will be made available for children with tree pollen hay fever and house dust mite allergy, following draft guidance from the National Institute ...