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Invasive Mosquito Found Breeding in UK for First Time (opens the original)
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An invasive mosquito species known to transmit diseases such as dengue and Zika virus has been found to be breeding in the UK for the first time. Health officials said the risk to the public remains low and despite recent heatwaves, the overall UK climate is too cold for Aedes aegypti mosquitoes to survive long-term. UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has stepped up surveillance and trapping after the insects and larvae were found at residential properties in east London. It is the fourth time th
Nurses Report Corridor Care for Dying Patients: Poll (opens the original)
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More than half of nurses have treated patients receiving end-of-life care in corridors or other makeshift spaces, a survey has found. Time pressures and issues with staffing levels were also cited as a barrier to providing care to terminal patients. Nurses also spoke of widespread problems in care planning, leading to uncertainty and, in some cases, CPR being performed on patients against their wishes. The joint Marie Curie and Nursing Standard poll of 1153 nurses and healthcare professionals ac
Flu Vaccine Rollout Begins for Children, Pregnant Women (opens the original)
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Millions of children and pregnant women across England can get their flu vaccine from today to ensure they are protected ahead of winter. Jabs will be given in a range of locations, including pharmacies and mobile vans, to make it easier for patients to get vaccinated, NHS England said. Thousands of children each winter end up in hospital with flu, while pregnant women also face a higher risk of becoming seriously ill. It is given to youngsters in September as the virus can spread quicker in thi
Quarter of Over-40s Unaware of Dementia Risk Factors (opens the original)
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Around one in four people in the UK over the age of 40 are unable to name one habit or health condition that can increase the risk of developing dementia, according to a survey. The lack of awareness is depriving millions of people of the chance to take simple steps to protect their brain health, the Alzheimer’s Society warned. It is estimated that there are around 982,000 people with dementia in the UK, although a third do not have a formal diagnosis. The figure is expected to rise to 1.4 milli
GP Advice Service Linked to âIncidents of Patient Harmâ (opens the original)
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Evidence suggests a system designed for GPs to seek advice from specialists before or instead of referring patients to hospital has contributed to harm, missed diagnoses and delays in cancer care, according to an investigation. The Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) identified patient risks linked to how advice and guidance (A&G) services have been implemented across England. A&G was brought in to slash unnecessary hospital visits and reduce waiting times, allowing family doctors
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