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Smoking is the leading cause of COPD, which has been linked to sudden cardiac death risk

COPD patients face 34% higher risk of sudden cardiac death

Patients with COPD are a third more likely to suffer sudden cardiac death, with risk rising in propo...

Diabetic foot ulcer: protein affects healing process (Photo: Science Photo Library)

Protein that promotes healing inhibits it in diabetic patients, study shows

A protein that helps wounds heal actively inhibits this process when blood sugar levels are high, ac...

CPAP: sleep apnoea treatment could cut AF risk (Photo: Science Photo Library)

Treat sleep apnoea to cut down on AF risk, say researchers

Treating sleep apnoea patients with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy could help su...

Consultation: mindfulness alternative to antidepressants

Mindfulness as effective and cheaper than antidepressants, study finds

Mindfulness therapy is just as effective as antidepressants in preventing a relapse of depression, a...

Thousands of patients were excluded from dementia data

Thousands of patients' data excluded from NHS dementia target data

NHS England says it is closer to its dementia diagnosis target than Health and Social Care Informati...

Dementia: diagnosis rate missed NHS target (Photo; JH Lancy)

NHS dementia diagnosis targets missed despite 'harmful' DES

Efforts to boost dementia diagnosis rates have fallen short of NHS England's aims despite a controve...

Foetus at 20 weeks (Photo: Josh Sher/Science Photo Library)

Gestational diabetes in early pregnancy linked to autism

Foetuses exposed to gestational diabetes in the womb during early pregnancy face an increased risk o...

Consultation: cancer referral ratings branded unfair

Scrap unfair practice ratings for cancer referrals, study says

GP practices should not be ranked according to cancer detection rates described as 'simplistic' by t...

Falls: scheme aims to protect at-risk patients (Photo: JH Lancy)

GP-led fracture prevention scheme could save NHS millions of pounds

An early prevention scheme for bone fractures trialled successfully by a GP federation in Northumber...

Antibiotics: using more than one in sequence could beat resistant bacteria (Photo: iStock)

Sequential antibiotic use could help GPs beat resistant bacteria

Administering a 'sequential treatment' of two different antibiotics at low doses could help GPs trea...

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