Thursday 17 May 2012
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Allergy online resource launched to plug "serious" training gap

A free online tool has been launched to combat a “serious lack of knowledge of allergy in the primary care sector”.

Allergy online resource launched to plug "serious" training gap

A free online tool has been launched to combat a “serious lack of knowledge of allergy in the primary care sector”.

Brits underestimate sugar content of 'healthy' drinks

Brits “significantly misjudge” the sugar and calorie content of ‘healthy’ drinks, research suggests

IBS hospital admissions down 2% year-on-year

More than 5,000 patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) were admitted to hospital in England during 2011, official statistics show

Diabetic care: advising patients at their annual review

Margaret Stubbs
Keep patients motivated to resist chocolate temptation.

Self-care of irritable bowel syndrome in the community: the way forward

Nick Read MA MD FRCP
Management of irritable bowel syndrome can be successfully achieved by patients themselves, provided they are sufficiently informed about potential triggers and empowered to take control of their condition
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