The government has announced the third investment into the NHS last week, pledging to fund £250m into A.I. development.
Two drugs have been shown to be 90% effective at treating the disease if caught early
A newly developed surgical procedure has the potential to delay the menopause by more than 20 years.
In her final annual report, England’s Chief Medical Officer Professor Dame Sally Davies outlines the UK’s leading role in global health and the need to share international knowledge and experience.
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The government has announced the third investment into the NHS last week, pledging to fund £250m into A.I. development.
Two drugs have been shown to be 90% effective at treating the disease if caught early
A newly developed surgical procedure has the potential to delay the menopause by more than 20 years.
In her final annual report, England’s Chief Medical Officer Professor Dame Sally Davies outlines the UK’s leading role in global health and the need to share international knowledge and experience.
A strain of the common cold virus has shown to attack and kill bladder cancer cells in a small-scale British study
Scientists in Australia have developed a new vaccine using A.I, in what is being described as a world first.
As the new initiative to vaccinate boys against HPV begins in September, Professor Chris Nutting speaks about the urgent need to protect ourselves against the HPV virus.
A newly developed, non-invasive and accurate MRI test for prostate cancer could help to revolutionise screening methods for the disease.
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As the new initiative to vaccinate boys against HPV begins in September, Professor Chris Nutting speaks about the urgent need to protect ourselves against the HPV virus.
Christina Lamb OBE, Chief Foreign Correspondent for The Sunday Times, meets the mothers on the frontline of Ebola prevention.
Sub-Saharan Africa might soon be teaching the world about digital health, says Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Health & Data Specialist at the D.I.T.
Turning the ‘Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health’ policy recommendations into practice, by Christie Oliver, Policy Correspondent
Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology
Developing healthcare facilities in Africa is a collaboration between the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Finance and Prime Contractor, says consultant Mike Hobbs
There is a new type of healthcare consumer across Africa and the sector is adapting to them, says Dr Anuschka Coovadia, Head of Healthcare for Africa KPMG
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Sub-Saharan Africa might soon be teaching the world about digital health, says Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Health & Data Specialist at the D.I.T.
Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology
There is a new type of healthcare consumer across Africa and the sector is adapting to them, says Dr Anuschka Coovadia, Head of Healthcare for Africa KPMG
WHJ’s Fabian Sutch-Daggett reports on the Clyde & Co/WHJ debate on the future of digital healthcare
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Sub-Saharan Africa might soon be teaching the world about digital health, says Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Health & Data Specialist at the D.I.T.
Turning the ‘Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health’ policy recommendations into practice, by Christie Oliver, Policy Correspondent
Our Integrated Health Correspondent, Dan Male, investigates a challenge of international proportions.
As crisis looms in the healthcare workforce, with an estimated 18m workers required by 2030, WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner discusses the World Health Organization’s role in ensuring a sustainable health workforce with WHO Director of Workforce, Jim Campbell.
Health Alliances offer an effective approach to coordination and collaboration for increased impact and strengthening health systems, says Thomas Hughes, Chief Policy Officer for Health Education England Global Engagement.
Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology
For Africa’s healthcare to grow, it’s vital to build capacity and reduce the proportion of externally funded healthcare, says Barry Francis Healthcare UK infrastructure specialist.
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