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New non-invasive treatment for incontinence ‘offering hope’

A new treatment is offering hope to millions of people suffering with bladder issues, in time for World Continence Week (16–22 June). The UK-first electromagnetic chairuses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles. In just one 28-minute session, it delivers the equivalent of 11,000 Kegel exercises, …

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Four things people want from the 10-Year NHS Plan

Based on recent trends in public feedback, our submission to the 10-Year Health Plan set out four priorities for patients, their families, and their carers.   1. Putting patients first  The Government has set out three shifts to help reform the NHS over the next decade. These are:  Moving more …

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AI could lead to patient harm, researchers suggest – The Irish News

Artificial intelligence (AI) could lead to patient harm if the development of models is focused more on accurately predicting outcomes than treatment, researchers have suggested. Experts warned the technology could create “self-fulfilling prophecies” when trained on historic data that does not account for demographics or the under-treatment of certain medical …

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