The pre-budget report, released on Monday, includes a pledge to spend ‘100m to advance the upgrading of up to 600 GP surgeries to training’.

That works out to nearly 170,000 per practice – enough to fund a substantial extension.

The report adds that the money will be targeted on under-doctored areas.

GPC sources cautiously welcomed the money, but said that the committee had not been consulted on the Read more »

Uniform normally signifies devotion and disciple. So, nursing uniforms helps to create a proper atmosphere in the hospital. If the uniform is not at all comfortable then that could bother the person who is being treated. Thus, the nursing scrubs and nurses uniforms are designed in such way so that it has better impact on the patient.

Nowadays, uniforms are called Scrubs. Medical scrubs are very simple clothing that Read more »

The atkins diet which has been the most infamous form of dieting has returned with some not new improvements! The diet orginally was focused on starving the body from carbohydrates however the 12 week program has now increased the amount of carbs of it’s four stag plan. Womens dietary advice magazine claimed that the infamous diet is still a major health scare for most women out there and advised people to avoid it. For the first two weeks Read more »

by Andrew W John

Perhaps the best way to shape a tummy, when diet and exercise will not work, may be a procedure called Abdominoplasty. Commonly referred to as a tummy tuck, this procedure involves an operation to removed excess skin or fat and possibly even tightens up or brings the abdominal muscles closer. Some tummy tucks are a simple operation that involves reshaping the skin on the stomach. While more invasive surgery may include removal Read more »

Microsoft released a study looking at the patterns of those who perform health-related searches on popular search engines.

To no one’s surprise, “self-diagnosis by search engine frequently leads Web searchers to conclude the worst about what ails them.”

People only looked at the first few results for their keyword symptom searches, which often contained zebras like “ALS” or “brain tumor,” meaning they often Read more »