Medical News
Weekly News Summary – 6th March 2017
6th March 2017
Hospital attendances in England for children under the age of 14 with sleep disorders has tripled in the last ten years. Read more medical news here!
Weekly News Summary – 27th February 2017
27th February 2017
A new device has been developed that promises to revolutionise the prevention of babies being born premature. Read more medical news here!
Weekly News Summary – 20th February 2017
20th February 2017
A review of existing data has estimated that supplementing food with vitamin D would prevent millions of colds and flu cases.
Weekly News Summary – 15th February 2017
15th February 2017
Researchers at Harvard University studied 500 women who were seeking fertility treatment and found that those who worked nightshifts were less fertile.
Weekly News Summary – 6th February 2017
6th February 2017
This week there has been a call for hospitals to ban junk food and smoking on site to promote healthy living. Read more medical news here!
Weekly News Summary – 1st February 2017
1st February 2017
Restaurants and canteens in France have been banned from offering unlimited sugary drinks to the public in the hope that it will help tackle obesity.
Weekly News Summary – 24th January 2017
24th January 2017
$460 million has been pledged to speed up vaccine development for three viruses that could be the cause of the next global outbreak. More medical news here!
Weekly News Summary – 16th January 2016
16th January 2017
NHS trusts raised major alerts as the increasing bed shortages led to a high number of patients experiencing delayed care. Read more medical news here.
Weekly News Summary – 9th January 2017
10th January 2017
Over Christmas it was announced that the number of urgent operations cancelled in England has hit an all-time high. Read more medical news here.
Weekly News Summary – 19th December 2016
19th December 2016
Impress your interviewers by reading the latest medical news! This week, hospitals have been advised to postpone elective surgery over Christmas.
