Medscape UK

• UK Guidelines Quiz – Recognising Suspected Neurological Conditions Guidelines on recognising suspected neurological have been updated by NICE. Test your knowledge.
  Medscape UK, July 2019
• When Do Obesity Public Health Messages Become Fat Shaming? Can you get key messages across about obesity risks without stigmatising overweight people?
  Medscape UK, July 2019
• Should Diabetes Be Treated More Seriously Than Cancer?   Incoming President of the International Diabetes Federation Prof Andrew Boulton sets out his priorities.
  Medscape UK, July 2019
• A&E Perspective: Decision Fatigue and Avoiding Burnout Have you been experiencing decision fatigue? Dr Dan O'Carroll explores this symptom of the year-round pressure in our emergency departments.
  Medscape UK, July 2019
• What Can Cardiologists Do to Avoid Burnout?   Prof Mamas Mamas and expert guests discuss physician burnout - and how to help avoid it.
  Medscape UK, July 2019
• Travel health: Keeping Up to Date With The Risks of Insect-Borne Disease With insect-borne disease such as Zika and West Nile Virus gaining in profile, what travel health precautions should GPs be advising?
  Medscape UK, June 2019
• ADA 2019The Latest on Hypoglycaemia Risks From ADA   Prof Simon Heller highlights the latest research on hypoglycaemia from ADA 2019.
  Medscape UK, June 2019
• ADA 2019Caution Urged on Use of Opioids for Diabetic Neuropathy   Are opioids suitable drugs for diabetic neuropathy pain? Prof Andrew Boulton says the evidence is weak.
  Medscape UK, June 2019
• UK Doctors’ Salary and Satisfaction Report 2019 Are doctors in the UK taking home more money? Is the gender pay gap narrowing? Are doctors happy in their work? We attempt to answer these questions and more in our second UK-specific Medscape income survey.
  Medscape UK, June 2019
• Cancer Screening: A Political Minefield   Prof Karol Sikora finds a new report on improving NHS cancer screening programmes comes up short.
  Medscape UK, June 2019
• EuroPCR 2019EuroPCR 2019 Practice-Changing Highlights - Part 2   Prof Mamas offers his pick of research presented at EuroPCR that could change UK cardiology practice.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• EuroPCR 2019EuroPCR 2019 Practice-Changing Highlights - Part 1   Prof Mamas offers his pick of research presented at EuroPCR that could change UK cardiology practice.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• A&E Perspective: Calling Time on Alcohol-Related Harms Dr Dan O'Carroll counts the cost of alcohol-related visits to emergency departments.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• Sir Robert Francis: What Will the NHS Look Like at 100? The judge behind high profile investigations into NHS failings has been telling delegates at the Royal College of Physicians conference in Manchester about his vision for the organisation when it reaches 100 years old.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• "Doctor, I'm Going Vegan…" Is going vegan good for your health? Are there any risks? As a doctor would you recommend it to your patients?
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• The Genomic Revolution: An Exciting Opportunity? Genetics expert Prof Robert Plomin explores the issues around NHS plans to sell genetic tests to healthy people.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• The New Professional Physician: What Does It take? What does it take to be the new professional physician? That was a question posed at the recent Royal College of Physicians conference in Manchester by Dr Judith Tweedie.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• UK Guidelines Quiz – Hypertension Diagnosis and Management Guidelines on hypertension have been updated by NICE. Test your knowledge.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• Pro-Brexit Doctor Aims for Euro Election Success Dr David Bull tells Medscape UK why Brexit could benefit the NHS and healthcare in the UK.
  Medscape UK, May 2019
• ECO 2019Obesity as a Disease, More Patient Involvement: ECO 2019   Prof Jason Halford highlights key themes at this year's European Association for the Study of Obesity congress in Glasgow.
  Medscape UK, May 2019