Altering dementia frequency in the United States Dementia is the major worldwide public health difficulty of our time due to the increasing aging worldwide population (Prince M. et al, 2015) and the associated (generally social care) expenses. Estimating the frequency of a disease is not usually the most interesting of research endeavours, but doing so […]
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Medical Council ‘Not to Recognise’Degrees Granted by NEIGRIHMS The Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided not to acknowledge numerous PG degrees granted by the North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Science (NEIGRIHMS) under the association of North Eastern Hill University. The post-graduate committee of MCI has chosen to put different
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Family of junior medical professional, 25, who drowned after walking into the sea attack the’ massive levels of anxiety’loaded on NHS staff The family of a junior medical professional who drowned after strolling into the sea today attacked the ‘huge levels of stress and anxiety’ heaped on NHS personnel. Rose Polge, 25, struggled with debilitating
Young people’s consuming disorder service to be launched in Halton An area service for children and young people with eating conditions is to be introduced in Halton in February 2017. The 5 Boroughs Collaboration NHS Structure Trust has been granted a contract to run the plan for the next 3 years and will be performing
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North Middlesex hospital crisis over but services still require enhancement, state inspectors Health service inspectors state crisis-hit North Middlesex Hospital has got its act together and sorted its issues out. But services still ’& rsquo; require improvement & rsquo; says the Care Quality Commission (CGQ) whose unannounced visit in April found the Accident and Emergency