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Rates of Strep A and scarlet fever remain higher than a typical year

Retail sales declined month-over-month in November 2022. However, it increased on a year-over-year basis. Apparel sales are expected to improve with an expected eventual decline in inflation. In addition, holiday shopping is expected to boost quality apparel stock J. Jill (JILL) this December. While JILL could be worth adding to…

Dr Mike Coates and Dr Kieran Dinwoodie received the highest level of membership from the Royal College of General Practitioners.

The group took part in a 'Cock and Ball story for Movember

The advice general practitioners give to patients with obesity in the UK was found to be “highly varied, superficial and often lacked an apparent evidence base”, according to a new study from the University of Oxford.

A California sex offender who kidnapped, raped and killed four women, some of them while wearing a GPS tracker, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole

Despite high prices, consumer spending is expected to remain robust this holiday season. Moreover, given the solid growth prospects of the fashion industry, quality fashion stock, J. Jill (JILL), could be an ideal buy now. However, the fundamentally weak stock Gap (GPS) might be best avoided. Keep reading….

New rules allowing overseas-trained doctors to now work in some outer suburbs of Melbourne and Sydney, and in major regional cities, mean even fewer GPs are willing to work in the bush.

Perhaps you have been happily attending the same GP for many years. They know your medical history better than anyone. Then all of a sudden they retire, or the practice closes, or it gets taken over by a bigger company and everything at the practice changes. Or maybe you’ve just…

TGA allows pharmacists to provide alternative drugs without doctor approval to help patients through shortage

Dr Constantinos Koshiaris of Oxford University has developed a new tool to help predict who may have a serious fall which could save the NHS up to £2.3billion