News Dispensing data exposes health inequalities in England A study linking dispensing data to patient characteristics in England has exposed differences in medicine use across ethnic and socioeconomic groups.
News Pushy NHS chatbots 'can put patients off screening' Amid the push to digitise the UK health service, a study has sounded a note of caution about entrusting important patient appointments to chatbots.
News Europe is facing a surge in STIs, says ECDC Cases of sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) – particularly gonorrhoea and syphilis – are at record levels across 29 European countries.
News J&J seeks to rewrite the script on depression treatment A survey has found that most patients with depression have little hope of being free of their symptoms, and Johnson & Johnson aims to change that.
News AI-powered study finds multiple Parkinson’s types Researchers have used a machine learning algorithm to try to work out why Parkinson's disease patients can respond so differently to treatment.
News NICE backs UCB drug as first uncontrolled gMG therapy UCB's Rystiggo can be used by the NHS as a backup treatment for people with the rare autoimmune and neuromuscular disease gMG, says NICE.
News CHMP backs Novo's haemophilia A drug Frehemgo Novo has moved a step closer to EU approval of its long-acting haemophilia A therapy, Frehemgo, which could be a future blockbuster.
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