DfE ‘does not fully understand’ children’s social care demand and costs
The National Audit Office says the Department for Education does not fully understand what is driving demand for children’s social care. It’s latest report also says the DfE is unclear as to why there is such wide variation between local authorities in their children’s social care activity and costs, as it has not yet done […]
Heartburn pills could lead to asthma
A study has suggested a potential link between mothers taking heartburn pills during pregnancy and children developing asthma. Hormonal changes such as pressure on the stomach often cause increased heartburn or acid reflux during the pregnancy period, so scientists are stressing that the links remain inconclusive. “It is important to stress that this association does […]
Industry Spotlight: How palliative care should prevent living and dying in pain…
A recent study has proved that people who receive palliative care can live for longer. The study, which based its findings on patients with lung cancer, highlighted the optimal position of those diagnosed as terminally ill who were receiving the extra support of palliative care. This advocacy and wider awareness of palliative care – despite […]
