Liverpool-based Merseycare and Stanford University have been in talks on how the technology could work. The aim is to have the prototype ready by June with the first patients being monitored in January. There were 6,122 suicides in the UK in 2014 – a 2{cabf78295431282ca1bec49ffbe2c87b89a1285ae102b2d0687184fc21af24ba} decrease on the year before…read

  Dr. Sonata Varvuolyte – Observer

The National Health Service United Kingdom The National Health Service has been described as the pride of the UK and akin to a religion in being a standard that all the population believe in and take comfort from. It, and the concept of a Welfare State, a safety net of benefits for children, the disabled […]

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The refugee crisis in Europe is a matter of concern to the National Medical Associations delegations at the UEMO meeting in Malta Download pdf

We  recognise  the  significant  economic  benefits  that  the  TTIP  could  provide  and,  given  the  strong correlation   between   increased   prosperity   and   improved   health   outcomes,   welcome   the   positive   impact  that  such  developments  may  have  upon  the  health  of  the EU’s population. We do, however, have concerns about […]

Dear colleagues and friends, a widely known saying states that “if you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you have always gotten”. I feel that we all would like to get better results from our activity in UEMO, better than what we have already achieved, and I have been receiving many emails in […]