‘Why hot weather matters for our mental health’
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Ashton Ntuli, who is a mental health nurse by background, explores the link between heat and mental health, why hot weather can be particularly challenging for some people, and the importance of seeking support early. ‘Why hot weather matters for our mental health’ appeared first on Nursing Times.
TauRx Welcomes Summit With UK’s Top Patient Advocacy Groups
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Leading Scottish life sciences firm TauRx Therapeutics Management Ltd. today hailed the influence of patient advocacy groups on the Alzheimer’s disease community... TauRx Welcomes Summit With UK’s Top Patient Advocacy Groups appeared first on The Carer.
Veteran Radio and TV broadcaster Paul Gambaccini Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease
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BBC Radio 2 and Greatest Hits Radio presenter Paul Gambaccini, 77, has today issued the following statement confirming his diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Veteran Radio and TV broadcaster Paul Gambaccini Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease appeared first on The Carer.
New CVD framework launched to cut early deaths from heart disease
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The government this week launched a new framework for cardiovascular disease to tackle premature deaths from heart disease and stroke in England. New CVD framework launched to cut early deaths from heart disease appeared first on Nursing Times.
Nursing Times Awards 2025: Continence Promotion and Care winner and shortlist
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Find out more about the winner and shortlisted entries in the Children’s Services category at the 2025 Nursing Times Awards. Nursing Times Awards 2025: Continence Promotion and Care winner and shortlist appeared first on Nursing Times.
Blog: The experiences students have in practice today will influence the care they provide tomorrow
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Blog by Asha Soni, MSci Nursing with Leadership (Dual Field – Mental Health and Children’s Nursing) at the University of Leicester
Student blog: practice learning today shapes care tomorrow
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Blog by Asha Soni, MSci Nursing with Leadership (Dual Field – Mental Health and Children’s Nursing) at the University of Leicester
Stillbirth risk being missed due to inaccurate foetal growth assessment
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Charts used in the NHS for assessing the weight of unborn babies are failing to identify those at risk of being stillborn because of their small size, according to a new study by UK researchers. Stillbirth risk being missed due to inaccurate foetal growth assessment appeared first on Nursing Times.
New health secretary gives update on future of NHS workforce plan
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The new health and social care secretary James Murray has provided an update on when the government’s delayed 10-year NHS workforce plan will be unveiled. New health secretary gives update on future of NHS workforce plan appeared first on Nursing Times.
Weight loss drugs effective but confer ‘no benefit’ to quality of life
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The increasingly popular GLP-1 inhibitors are effective at producing substantial weight loss in people with obesity, but do not meaningfully improve quality of life, according to Chinese researchers. Weight loss drugs effective but confer ‘no benefit’ to quality of life appeared first on Nursing Times.
Care Homes Amongst Largest Groups Making Up UK’s Mission Led Businesses
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Care home operators are the second largest sector after the creative industries with the largest proportion of ‘mission-led’ organisations across the UK, according to new analysis of Companies House data. Care Homes Amongst Largest Groups Making Up UK’s Mission Led Businesses appeared first on The Carer.
Salvation Army Exits Residential Care With Sale Care Home Portfolio
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The Salvation Army has completed the exit of its 11 residential care homes to other owners and operators. Salvation Army Exits Residential Care With Sale Care Home Portfolio appeared first on The Carer.