When a Disability Is Disclosed but Nothing Changes
Disclosure should be the beginning of workplace support, not simply another note placed on an employee’s personnel file.
How Your Doctor Keeps Track of Your Health
Wondering how your doctor remembers all of your medical needs? Here’s what they’re up to behind the scenes.
Stem Cell Breakthrough: Could An Engineered Spinal Cord Help Paralysed People Walk Again?
Professor Tal Dvir and Tel Aviv University are developing personalised stem-cell spinal cord implants that restored walking in paralysed animals, with the first potential human treatment being prepared for 2027.
How to Keep Your Dentures Fresh with Liquid Denture Cleaner
Keeping dentures clean is essential for maintaining oral health, preventing unpleasant odours, and ensuring long-lasting comfort. Dentures are exposed to food particles, plaque, and bacteria every day, making regular cleaning a key part of proper care. While brushing helps remove surface debris, using a specialised cleaner can provide a deeper level of cleanliness.
Patient Deaths, Delayed Cancer Diagnoses and NHS Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers at Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust have raised serious allegations of patient deaths, A&E corridor care, delayed cancer diagnoses, staffing pressures and concerns over incident reporting. We examine NHS accountability, patient safety, whistleblower protections, the Duty of Candour and why repeated warnings must never be ignored.
Ozempic Under Scrutiny: Weight Loss, Side Effects and the Growing GLP-1 Lawsuits
Ozempic has become famous for weight loss, but semaglutide was primarily developed to treat type 2 diabetes. We examine how Ozempic and other GLP-1 medicines work, their common and serious side effects, gastroparesis and gastrointestinal concerns, the growing US Ozempic lawsuits, emerging NAION vision-loss litigation, and what the FDA and European Medicines Agency say about using GLP-1 drugs safely for weight management.
How a Rare Specialty Pharmacy Enhances Patient Care
Patients living with complex or uncommon medical conditions often face challenges that go beyond simply obtaining medication. They may need specialized treatments, ongoing monitoring, insurance support, and access to healthcare professionals who understand their unique circumstances. Managing these needs through traditional healthcare channels can sometimes be difficult and time-consuming.
Right to Try 2026: What the UK’s New Clinical Trial Rules Mean for Access to Experimental Treatments
UK clinical trial reforms took effect in April 2026. Learn what they mean for experimental treatments, EAMS, patient safety and disabled people.
The Connection Between Stress and Memory Loss, Can Chronic Stress Become Dangerous?
Explore how chronic stress, anxiety, grief, trauma and stonewalling can affect memory, physical health, relapses and potential legal accountability.
Veterans Exposed to Asbestos During Military Service
Veterans in the UK and USA may have been exposed to asbestos during military service and diagnosed with mesothelioma decades later. Learn about symptoms, risks, compensation routes, free resources and support for veterans and families.