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NICE issues new guidance on faltering growth in children

GPs should advise parents of underweight children to allow their child to be 'messy' with their food...

Peanuts: GPs urged to check for allergy (Photo: iStock)

GPs urged to test children with asthma for peanut allergy

GPs should test asthmatic children with persistent symptoms for peanut sensitivity, researchers say,...

Supplements: vitamin D deficiency linked to early death (photo: SPL)

Low vitamin D levels linked to premature death

Older adults with very low vitamin D levels have a 57% increased risk of premature death, according ...

Vitamin D supplements: balanced diet alone may be insufficient (photo: Science Photo Library)

GPs urged to increase vitamin D supplement prescribing

GPs should offer vitamin D supplements at 'every available opportunity' to address widespread defici...

Sleep key factor in diabetes and obesity

Prescribe sleep for diabetes and obesity, GPs told

GPs should prescribe better-quality sleep to prevent rising cases of metabolic disorders such as typ...

Obesity may signal depression

GPs urged to treat obesity as red flag for depression

A quarter of obese patients may have depression, research suggests, prompting a call for GPs to view...

Waist measurement: 75% of population obese in parts of England

Three quarters of population overweight in parts of England

As many as 75% of people are overweight or obese in parts of England, according to latest figures th...

BMI: lower thresholds for at-risk people could save billions (Photo: Haymarket Medical/Jason Heath Lancy)

Treat high BMI earlier to save NHS billions, NICE says

Using a lower BMI threshold for intervention in people from minority ethnic groups could cut levels ...

Obesity: research scotches health myth

Healthy obesity a myth, study finds

Obesity raises the risk of MI and stroke even when traditional risk factors such as high BP or chole...

Reduced inflammation could explain why some obese people are metabolically healthy

Low inflammation link to 'healthy' obese

Lower levels of inflammation may explain how some obese patients remain at a reduced risk of heart d...

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