Monthly Archives: June 2010
18 Jun
Exercise Might Aid Asthma Control
Adults whose asthma is not fully controlled by medication might gain some benefits from adding an exercise routine to their lives, a small study suggests. Exercise can trigger asthma symptoms in some people, but there is also evidence that physically …
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17 Jun
Airlines in America are Considering Banning Peanuts on Board Flights
Federal regulators are considering a snack attack on America’s airlines that would restrict or even completely ban serving peanuts on commercial flights.Advocates say the move would ease fears and potential harm to an estimated 1.8 million Americans who suffer from …
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17 Jun
Poll Suggests Surgery Targets Endanger Patient Safety
According to a survey carried out by Bournemouth University, pressures over hospital budgets and targets may be damaging safety in operating theatres.Around one in five of almost 600 surgeons questioned reported being involved in incidents, during a two-week period, where patients …
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17 Jun
Health eRecords Struggling to Fulfil Potential
According to a recent study undertaken at University College London, and reported via the BBC Health news channel today, electronic patient care records will require an “enormous effort” and a “high cost” to fulfil their potential. The basic patient record …
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