Launched in 1950, World Health Day was created to mark the founding of the World Health Organisation (WHO). Held on the 7th April each year, this day recognises global health, which is vitally important now more than ever. 

The NHS employs over 1.4 million people in the UK and the Social Care Sector hires a further 1.6 million people. An additional 65,000 retired doctors and nurses have been contacted by the Government, urging them to return to work. These are frontline, key staff that are working day and night to support and take care of our loved ones during this unprecedented time. 
 

The UK events industry has been hit with an unprecedented year following the COVID-19 pandemic. The good news is that the UK’s event industry is gearing up to help kickstart the economy and the European Neuro Convention is proud to be a part of this.

The organiser of Europe’s leading event dedicated to brain and spine experts, the European Neuro Convention (17th-18th March 2020, NEC Birmingham), has been closely monitoring updates on the spread of the COVID-19 Coronavirus.

Results released today, from 580 services who took part in the biannual UK Parkinson’s Audit, show positive trends in some practice areas but challenges still to be tackled across many topics and all professions.

Greater Manchester will be seeing a new, revolutionary mental health service aiming to help university students ease their mental health problems

A dad was able to achieve his dream of walking his daughter down the aisle at her wedding thanks to ground-breaking research at East Kent Hospitals Trust.

A Dumfries couple are fundraising to pay for trips to the other end of the UK for a clinical trial they hope will mean they can enjoy their first dance together at their wedding.