by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | General interest, News archive
A ground-breaking study at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London is trialling the impact that artificial intelligence paired with robot technology can have on patients. Although there is much refinement still to do Dr. Marcela P. Vizcaychipi and Dr...
by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | General interest, Lifestyle and Coping Skills, News archive
In a speech at the Annual Marie Curie Palliative Care Conference 2017 Professor Gunn Grande will talk about better ways that clinicians and healthcare professionals can better care for their patients by engaging with the people who have the most input into the...
by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | General interest, Lifestyle and Coping Skills, News archive
Julia White has published a thought provoking article on her experience of getting her asthma under control with the help of yoga. After several months works she was able to sense an asthma attack coming on and use yoga to relax and calm herself. “I aim to practise...
by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | General interest, News archive
An article in the Hippocratic post that warns that a move to digitising our interactions with clinicians needs to bring patient and doctor closer together, not form a barrier. Quoting: Technology should be used to boost empathy-based medicine, according to a new...
by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | General interest, Lifestyle and Coping Skills, News archive
Originally published in the Hippocratic Post written by Salma Khan, this article suggests several foods that might help with pain suppression. There is some evidence that all of these foods have some inflammation & pain relieving properties but of course just as...
by GAtherton | Feb 15, 2019 | News archive
Article originally written for the Hippocratic Post Dr Adrian Morris is an allergy specialist and he explains why we think adults suddenly become allergic to pollen or foods or mites long after most people become allergic as children and the risk increases with...