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Non-Covid clinical crises: MS relapsePulse’s series on how to manage non-Covid subacute problems when you’re out of your comfort zone and there’s minimal help available
Non-Covid clinical crises: TIAPulse’s series on how to manage non-Covid subacute problems when you’re out of your comfort zone and there’s minimal help available
Non-Covid clinical crises: Cluster headachesPulse’s series on how to manage non-Covid subacute problems when you’re out of your comfort zone and there’s minimal help available
Non-Covid clinical crises: Potential brain tumourPulse’s series on how to manage non-Covid subacute problems when you’re out of your comfort zone and there’s minimal help available
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GP dementia screening aids ‘often misclassify’ patients, finds studyBrief cognitive assessment methods used by GPs often give false-positive or false-negative results, researchers have warned.
How to spot zebras – recognising narcolepsyWhat is it?
Neurology hotline for GPs ‘saves more than £100,000 a year’A telephone ‘hotline’ for GPs get fast advice from neurology consultants has saved the NHS £100,000 a year, NHS England has claimed.
How to spot zebras – acoustic neuromaAn acoustic neuroma
Cannabis debate leaves GPs facing a prescribing conundrumDr Ellie Cannon
NICE: GPs should avoid anticholinergic drugs which raise dementia riskNICE has urged GPs to avoid some classes of anticholinergic medicines because they increase patients' risk of developing dementia.
How to spot zebras – Huntington’s disease‘When you hear
