A Guide to Pancreatic Health Pancreatic cancer is the tenth most prevalent form of cancer in Britain. In 2011 alone, around 8,800 new cases were reported, which represented 2.7% of newly reported cancer cases in the UK. There is a genetic predisposition to account for a small percentage of pancreatic cancer however, it is known … Read more
Becoming a qualified nurse is a long and difficult process, requiring hours spent in the library poring over text books and challenging work placements. If you are about to graduate or are on the hunt for your first professional position, it can be hard to find that first stepping stone. Here are some key things … Read more
Western medicine has made some miraculous achievements over the last hundred and fifty years. In the early 1900’s, diseases like Smallpox, Diptheria, and Measles were responsible for thousands of deaths each year. Due to the development of effective vaccination,Smallpox has now been eradicated, and Diptheria has become very rare, furthermore effective antibiotic treatments mean that … Read more
