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To support Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, our article explores preventative measures that, if adequately implemented, could significantly reduce the burden of cervical cancer.
How can we extend medical education to all communities to change behaviours and reduce the impact of these to fatal diseases?
We are delighted to congratulate Sarah on her well-deserved promotion.
Since the 1960s – when more than half of all deaths in the UK were attributable to cardiovascular disease (CVD) – tremendous progress has been made in terms of improving treatments and awareness of the impacts of lifestyle among the general public. However, there has been a worrying decline in statistical improvement over the last 10 years, our article looks at why…
We are delighted to congratulate Suzanne on her well-deserved promotion, and welcome her to the Porterhouse Medical Advisory Group.
Last Friday was the Porterhouse Christmas party and as always, much fun was had by all. So, as we approach the end of 2019, Jon and Brian reflect on what an amazing year it’s been.
Congratulations to Izzy on her well-deserved promotion to Editor
After another exciting year, Fabrice Allum, Managing Director at Porterhouse Insights, reflects on the benefits of cross-functional working for our pharmaceutical clients.
Porterhouse Medical Group is proud to announce the promotion of Alice Wright and Rebecca Thomas.
Porterhouse Medical Group is delighted to announce that we have strengthened our scientific expertise and boosted our creative capacity with four new starters.
Non-24-Hour Sleep–Wake Disorder (N24) is a rare, debilitating disorder that affects 55%–70% of the blind population and a small proportion of the sighted population. To help raise awareness for those affected by N24, this article explains the mechanism of the disorder, the extent to which it affects their lives, the difficulties in diagnosis and available treatments.
Today, 18 November, marks the start of World Antibiotic Awareness Week, an annual event that aims to improve awareness of one of the biggest threats to global health today: antibiotic resistance