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New ADHD drug is safe for children as 'it's not addictive' - Vimarsana News

New ADHD drug is safe for children as 'it's not addictive'

Experts say it could be a better option for children than other medicines for them that contain stimulants, which increase heart rate and can be addictive.

I'm a GP - and these are the reasons why I sign a hundred people off work a month without even speaking to most of them - Vimarsana News

I'm a GP - and these are the reasons why I sign a hundred people off work a month without even speaking to most of them

The truth is, in my own experience and from speaking to colleagues, waving through requests for 'fit notes' - or sick notes - for patients we have not seen has been routine practice for years.

Battery-powered zapper first used by vets to treat injured racehorses can help ease long Covid symptoms - Vimarsana News

Battery-powered zapper first used by vets to treat injured racehorses can help ease long Covid symptoms

The Arc4Health armband is the size and shape of a TV remote and sits in a velcro cuff - similar to a blood pressure monitor - that is then strapped around a leg or arm.

Tesco claims new DIY health checks can diagnose everything. We ask experts their verdict - Vimarsana News

Tesco claims new DIY health checks can diagnose everything. We ask experts their verdict

Supermarket titan Tesco launched a range of at-home health tests in March - meaning customers can now pick up self-diagnostic kits made to spot signs of serious conditions.

Are people suffering from Covid-19 vaccine fatigue? - Vimarsana News

Are people suffering from Covid-19 vaccine fatigue?

Professor Paul Hunter of the University of East Anglia said: 'Vaccine fatigue happens in every jab campaign, but this time around it looks more pronounced.'