healthNew Sickle Cell campaign By positivelysharing June 19, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute ON WORLD Sickle Cell Day today, NHS England has launched a brand new campaign to boost public awareness Read More Read more
healthMonkeypox infection may lead to adverse outcomes for foetus, newborns & mother: WHO report By positivelysharing June 18, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute While infection with monkeypox during pregnancy is not fully understood, limited data suggest Read More Read more
Covid-19Covid makes a comeback: Cases jump 40% in a week in England with 1.1million infected... By positivelysharing June 18, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Covid cases surged by 40 per cent in England last week, in what is feared to be the start of a fresh… Read more
healthWhy sleeping with a fan on might actually be bad for your health By positivelysharing June 18, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Temperatures are set to soar across the country today, with sweltering night-time temperatures Read More Read more
health'Unnecessary prescriptions' costing NHS nearly £1 billion a year By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Patients may be taking pills they no longer need because they were unable to see their GP during the pandemic, Read More Read more
healthWHO cautious on Africa CDC declaring health outbreaks By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute The World Health Organization (WHO) says plans by the Africa CDC to have the power to declare public health outbreaks Read More Read more
healthWorld Health Organization will rename monkeypox because 'it's RACIST and discriminatory towards Africa' By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Monkeypox will be renamed following calls for a new ‘non-discriminatory and non-stigmatising’ term, Read More Read more
healthNigerians With Albinism Demand Free Cancer Treatment By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Without government support, about 4 million people living with albinism in Nigeria could be at risk of skin cancer, Read More Read more
healthBeing fat as a child may raise risk of dementia in old age, 30-year study reveals By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Overweight children may be more prone to getting dementia in old age, research suggests. Read More Read more
healthDoctors must stop over-prescribing as if there is a 'pill for every ill' so money can be better spent on tackling waiting lists, NHS chief says By positivelysharing June 17, 2022 1 Mins read Reading Time: < 1 minute Family doctors must stop over-prescribing and acting as if there is a ‘pill for every ill’, Read More Read more