The UK faces health crisis as long-term conditions keep millions out of work

Vaccines have long been our greatest defence in public health. As we confront new global challenges, the latest vaccine technology is central to a preventative approach to healthcare. Over the past five decades, vaccines have saved at least 154 million lives, according to the World Health Organization. Diseases like smallpox have been eradicated, and polio … Continued

The promise of a reformed NHS has been front and centre of the new Labour Government’s priorities. The shift from sickness to prevention, hospital to community, and analogue to digital has underpinned all new policies and guidance. However, the push to use technology and innovation in improving the delivery of healthcare services has been ongoing … Continued

A child may not be displaying symptoms of myopia (shortsightedness) — but it’s still important to get their eyes tested regularly in case any optical interventions are necessary. Parents and carers aren’t always aware of the importance of getting children’s eyes tested regularly. That should change, insists Charlotte Timbury, Director of Medical and Professional Affairs … Continued