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Five Facts about NHS and primary care

September 5, 2026 Medical Communications Five Facts, HRT, NHS, primary care

1 Primary care is the front door to the NHS, but it extends well beyond general practice. It includes primary …
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Power of partnership: Turning shared purpose into improved shared decision-making in rare disease

September 5, 2026 Internal Communication Campaigns, Market Access Consultancy, Medical Communications, Medical Communications Training, Patient Advocacy Rare Diseases, ZPB Associates

In February 2026, PMGroup Worldwide Ltd and Visions4Health launched the Excellence in Healthcare Partnerships (EHP) Awards to recognise innovative collaborations …
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Five Facts about cardiovascular disease

August 9, 2026 Medical Communications Five Facts, HRT, cardiovascular disease, cvd

1 Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is an umbrella term for conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels, including coronary heart disease, …
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Bramacare launches new AI platform to improve eating disorder care

March 31, 2026 Market & Product Development AI, Bramacare, eating disorders

Bramacare has launched an AI-enabled platform designed to aid eating disorder and rehabilitation services, the first of its kind in …
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Stage4You encourages stage 4 bowel cancer patients to prioritise mental health ahead of Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

March 26, 2026 Patient Awareness Programmes Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Stage4You, mental health

Stage4You, a campaign funded and developed by Takeda UK and supported by Bowel Cancer UK, is encouraging patients with stage …
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Five Facts about the menopause

March 6, 2026 Medical Communications Five Facts, HRT, menopause, perimenopause

1 Menopause is when periods stop due to decreasing hormone levels. It generally begins between the ages of 45 and …
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Historic UN declaration supporting mental health – treatment to be given similar priority to chronic diseases

January 30, 2026 Medical Communications United Nations, WHO, healthcare access, mental health, noncommunicable diseases, primary care

The 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has adopted the political declaration to combat mental health challenges and noncommunicable diseases …
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Rare diseases – spinal muscular atrophy

January 30, 2026 Medical Communications gene therapy, medical communications, muscle and motor function, muscle weakness, rare diseases, sma

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a rare disease characterised by voluntary muscle weakness that can lead to difficulties in activities …
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Could targeting the molecular causes of infertility finally transform IVF success rates?

January 29, 2026 Medical Communications, Research and Development Biotechnology, IVF, assisted reproductive technology, fertility therapeutics, infertility

By Dr Jordan Abdi Over the past two decades, demand for IVF has risen sharply as parenthood is increasingly delayed …
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Digital mental health technologies – a valuable tool in supporting people with depression and anxiety

January 29, 2026 Medical Communications MHRA, NHS, NICE, Wellcome, digital technologies, medical communications, mental health

The potential benefits of digital mental health technology for managing depression, anxiety and stress, together with other forms of care, …
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Five Facts about spinal muscular atrophy

January 28, 2026 Medical Communications Five Facts, Neurology, early diagnosis, five types, gene therapy, muscle weakness, spinal muscular atrophy

1 Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a genetic disease involving the loss of motor neurons in the spinal cord.1 Its …
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Spike in searches relating to spinal muscular atrophy following Jesy Nelson disclosure

January 19, 2026 Medical Education Neurology, spinal muscular atrophy

New research from the Centre for Surgery has shown a significant rise in Google searches relating to spinal muscular atrophy …
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Safeguarding health and well-being for employees – the value of occupational health services

December 1, 2025 Medical Communications Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Society of Occupational Medicine, employee health and well-being, occupational health, workplace sickness absence levels

With workplace sickness absence levels stuck at record levels, employers need to step-change how they think about and manage employee …
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Men’s health – a new report from the Department of Health and Social Care

November 28, 2025 Medical Communications Men's Health Strategy, Men's mental health, UK Department of Health and Social Care, medical communications, medical education, mental health

The UK Department of Health and Social Care has published a new report entitled Men’s health: a strategic vision for …
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Healing the fracture in the system: the case for universal fraction liaison services access

November 28, 2025 Medical Communications, Research and Development Osteoporosis

By Tina Backhouse In 2024, the UK government committed to achieving 100% coverage of Fracture Liaison Services (FLS)across the NHS …
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