BMJ journal deems opioid dependency implant more favourable than tablets
While the opioid epidemic in the USA is well documented, Europe also has an estimated 1.3 million high-risk opioid users.
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UK prescribed ‘unnecessarily long courses’ of antibiotics
NICE reviewed a BMJ study and determined that the findings suggest that guidance on antibiotic use is not being implemented as well as it could be in all areas which may lead to antibiotic overuse.
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BMJ data suggests link between sugary drinks and cancer
100 ml increase in sugary drinks each day was associated with an 18% increased risk of overall cancer and a 22% increased risk of breast cancer.
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BMJ study shows correlation between processed foods and CV disease
Cardiovascular disease is the main cause of death worldwide, representing one third of all deaths globally.
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NICE issues guidance revision for depression
The governing body has been urged to undergo a “full and proper revision” of its 2009 guideline on adult depression.
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BMJ publishes subclinical hypothyroidism guideline
The guideline states that thyroid hormones should not be routinely offered to adults with subclinical hypothyroidism.
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HPV vaccine to thank for 89% decline in cervical cancer
The authors of the study also highlighted a “herd immunity” benefit, as a drop in disease among unvaccinated women was observed.
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Researchers call for investigation into rising mortality rates
Researchers are calling for a government investigation into the “substantial increase” in mortality seen in early 2018 in England and Wales.
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CCGs failing to disclose private/charity payments, finds BMJ
Clinical Commissioning Groups in England are declaring just two-thirds of payments they have received from private companies and charities, an investigation led by the British Medical Journal has revealed.
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GP leaders voice concern over new health tourism rules
GP leaders have again voiced concerns over new rules introduced this week for charging for non-EU patients for non-emergency NHS treatment.
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BMJ stands with the EU remain campaign
With just days to go until the UK’s landmark vote on whether or not to stay in the European Union, the British Medical Journal has taken the rather unusual step of taking sides in the debate, voicing strong support for the Remain campaign.
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