Wednesday, 7 June 2017
Northampton university student to launch support website for people battling Anorexia
Northampton university student to launch support website for people battling Anorexia A Northamptonshire woman who says "beating Anorexia is the hardest thing she has ever done" has teamed up with a former sufferer to create an eating disorder support forum. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
Parts of the NHS considering "savage" cuts - ITV News
Parts of the NHS considering "savage" cuts - ITV News Parts of the NHS in England are considering "savage" cuts in a bid to meet financial targets, a new report suggests.
The Health Service Journal (HSJ) has summarised a series of measures which are being discussed by officials from NHS England and NHS Improvement and health managers in 14 areas of the country with the highest overspends.
Some of the proposals under discussion in a number of the areas include: closing or downgrading wards and services, extending waiting times, restricting NHS funding for some treatments and limiting the number of operations carried out by non-NHS providers, the HSJ reported. ITV News
The Health Service Journal (HSJ) has summarised a series of measures which are being discussed by officials from NHS England and NHS Improvement and health managers in 14 areas of the country with the highest overspends.
Some of the proposals under discussion in a number of the areas include: closing or downgrading wards and services, extending waiting times, restricting NHS funding for some treatments and limiting the number of operations carried out by non-NHS providers, the HSJ reported. ITV News
Call for transformation of children's mental health services - BBC News
Call for transformation of children's mental health services - BBC News Mental health campaigners have called for an urgent review into why so many young people in Scotland are being turned down for specialist treatment. More than 7,000 children and adolescents had their mental health referrals rejected last year. BBC News
Making it happen for mental health - National Health Executive
Making it happen for mental health - National Health Executive Following the launch of the Five Year Forward View (FYFV) for Mental Health, Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind, argues that we need to maintain the current momentum and put mental health firmly at the heart of the next government. National Health Executive
Syphilis cases hit highest level since 1949 amid rise in risky sex
Syphilis cases hit highest level since 1949 amid rise in risky sex S
Syphilis cases have reached the highest level since 1949 following a rise in unsafe sex as fears about HIV have faded, new figures suggest.
The official data shows the number of diagnoses has doubled in five years, with most cases occuring in gay and bisexual men.
It follows warnings from health officials that risky sexual behaviours - including unprotected activity, “chem sex,” the use of “hookup” apps such as Grindr - and “poz” parties where HIV positive men select sexual partners - are fuelling the rise.
The figures from Public Health England show 5,920 syphilis diagnoses in 2016 - a rise of 12 per cent in one year, and a near doubling from 3,001 cases in 2012. The Telegraph
Syphilis cases have reached the highest level since 1949 following a rise in unsafe sex as fears about HIV have faded, new figures suggest.
The official data shows the number of diagnoses has doubled in five years, with most cases occuring in gay and bisexual men.
It follows warnings from health officials that risky sexual behaviours - including unprotected activity, “chem sex,” the use of “hookup” apps such as Grindr - and “poz” parties where HIV positive men select sexual partners - are fuelling the rise.
The figures from Public Health England show 5,920 syphilis diagnoses in 2016 - a rise of 12 per cent in one year, and a near doubling from 3,001 cases in 2012. The Telegraph
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