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It Starts with me Spring campaign briefing: I won't pass on HIV

Remove: Terrence Higgins Trust source - 12 March 2018 - Publisher: HIV Prevention England;Terrence Higgins Trust

The spring phase of the It Starts With Me campaign will start on Monday 16 April 2018. The focus of this phase will be on promoting the impact of HIV medication on prevention. This...

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Alcohol and sex: a cocktail for poor sexual health. A report of the Alcohol and Sexual Health Working Party [PDF]

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 01 December 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

The impact of rising alcohol consumption on population health has become increasingly evident in recent years, with steep increases in mortality and hospital admissions arising from chronic...

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It Starts with Me: Focus on Prevention [PDF]

Remove: Terrence Higgins Trust source - 18 March 2017 - Publisher: HIV Prevention England;Terrence Higgins Trust

This briefing introduces the next phase of the national HIV prevention campaign, It Starts With Me. This phase will bring into focus the new realities of HIV prevention from the use of Treatment as...

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Briefing on the recent sexually transmitted infection and blood-borne virus outbreaks: focus on hepatitis A, drug-resistant gonorrhoea and syphilis [PDF]

Remove: Terrence Higgins Trust source - 01 March 2017 - Publisher: HIV Prevention England;Terrence Higgins Trust

A briefing paper focusing on recent STI and BBV outbreaks which have been the focus of Public Health England’s 2016/2017 investigations. The paper discusses infectious syphilis, drug-resistant...

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MARSIPAN: management of really sick patients with anorexia nervosa (2nd edition) [PDF]

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - Source: Royal College of Psychiatrists - RCPsych - Source: Royal College of Pathologists - RCPATH - 01 October 2014 - Publisher: Royal College of Psychiatrists;Royal College of Physicians (RCP);Royal College of Pathologists

The Management of Really Sick Patients with Anorexia Nervosa (MARSIPAN) working group arose out of concerns that a number of patients with severe anorexia nervosa were being admitted to general...

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Supporting junior doctors in safe prescribing

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 06 September 2017 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

The aim of this guidance is to give postgraduate medical education leads and those responsible for quality and safety within trusts a framework to address these issues. The RCP believes that the...

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Preparing for winter

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 03 November 2017 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

This practical guidance on how best to prepare for winter is intended for clinical and system managers. As well as referring to good practice the guidance responds to what RCP members have said...

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Recommendations on cannabis-based products for medicinal use

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - Source: Royal College of Radiologists - RCR - 31 October 2018 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP);Royal College of Radiologists

The RCP has jointly produced recommendations on cannabis-based products for medicinal use (CBPM) with the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) and in liaison with the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the...

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Health and social care in England: a quick guide

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 02 May 2018 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP)

This guide gives an overview of the decision-making structures that operate in health policy and in the NHS. These affect how health and social care works at every level, from decisions in local...

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Exercise for life: physical activity in health and disease. [PDF]

Remove: Royal College of Physicians of London - RCP source - 31 May 2012 - Publisher: Royal College of Physicians (RCP);Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine (FSEM)

There is evidence for the benefit of exercise in many forms of disease. It is effective, inexpensive, with a low side-effect profile, and can have a positive environmental impact. Despite this, ...

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It Starts with me Spring campaign briefing: I won't pass on HIV

Alcohol and sex: a cocktail for poor sexual health. A report of the Alcohol and Sexual Health Working Party [PDF]

It Starts with Me: Focus on Prevention [PDF]

Briefing on the recent sexually transmitted infection and blood-borne virus outbreaks: focus on hepatitis A, drug-resistant gonorrhoea and syphilis [PDF]

MARSIPAN: management of really sick patients with anorexia nervosa (2nd edition) [PDF]

Supporting junior doctors in safe prescribing

Preparing for winter

Recommendations on cannabis-based products for medicinal use

Health and social care in England: a quick guide

Exercise for life: physical activity in health and disease. [PDF]