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Flu vaccine has shown to be less effective this season

February 19, 2018 Consumer and Society 0

This year’s flu crisis has been the worst we’ve seen for some years, and the official advice remains that vaccination is the best way to […]

Growing number of children buying prescription drugs on social media

February 15, 2018 Howard Crimsen 1

The drug Xanax is available over the counter in the US, and is commonly used to treat anxiety. However, in the UK it’s only available […]

New report highlights the need for reforms in the marketing and sale of opioids

February 14, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

As part of the ongoing investigations into the marketing and sales practices of opioid manufacturers, a new report has shown an alarming trend of companies […]

NHS computer systems could be responsible for hundreds of deaths each year

February 12, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

The NHS uses computers across its network for various reasons, including storing patient records, making appointments and for running medical equipment like dialysis machines and […]

Lactalis Infant Milk Powder Could Have Been Contaminated For Over a Decade

February 5, 2018 Consumer and Society 0

Following their global recall last year, the dairy giant Lactalis has issued further warnings to consumers over the safety of its baby milk products. Lactalis […]

Amazon to enter healthcare sector in a collaboration with US firms

January 31, 2018 Howard Crimsen 0

Amazon is now firmly planning to join forces with US firms and enter the healthcare sector. Three of the biggest private employers in the United […]

Could Second Hand Toys Be A Health Risk To Children?

January 30, 2018 Liz Daunton 0

Second hand toys are a popular choice among parents. However, a new study has shown that they could pose a health risk to children. Scientists […]

Sugar Tax Could Lead To An Increase In Alcohol Consumption

January 26, 2018 Consumer and Society 0

The new tax on sugary soft drinks is due to be introduced in the UK in the coming months. Since the tax was announced by […]

Are Electronic Cigarettes Leading Teens Directly to Bad Smoking Habits?

January 25, 2018 Consumer and Society 1

According to the latest research in the area, e-cigs are actually acting as a prerequisite to teen smoking habits. It’s no doubt that vaping is […]

Protecting Children From The Opioid Crisis

January 24, 2018 Howard Crimsen 0

The FDA has issued new warnings that children are not being adequately protected from the potentially fatal effects of the opioid crisis. Statistics show that […]

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