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Missed Scaphoid Fractures
The scaphoid bone spans across the two rows of bones that make up your wrist. If broken, it rarely swells and if it does, […]
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Potters Syndrome
Potters Syndrome or Potters Sequence is a group of features that can be the result of too little amniotic fluid surrounding the baby while […]
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Employers Liability at Work Social Events
There have been many questions raised over who is responsible for staff behaviour and welfare during work social events and it often comes […]
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What is Periodontal Disease (Gum Disease)
What Is Periodontal Disease? Periodontal disease is more commonly referred to as “gum disease”. It is a bacterial infection that destroys the gums and […]
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Finding a Reputable Cosmetic Surgeon
Over the past decade, the number of people electing to have cosmetic surgery has seen a significant boom. In the UK alone, the industry […]
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What to do if you’ve been in a Cycling Accident
We previously identified that cycling isn’t as unsafe as you might think when we considered whether you should wear a cycling helmet, or not, […]
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What is Erb’s Palsy?
Erb’s Palsy ‘Palsy’ means weakness, and Erb’s palsy is a paralysis of the arm caused by nerve damage during delivery. This rare form of […]
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To Wear a Bike Helmet, or not?
For all the benefits of cycling, as with most things, there is another side – there are risks. However, it might surprise you to […]
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The 7 Key Steps to take if you have Suffered an Injury from a Defective Product
Injury from a defective product is rare but it can have significant, life changing consequences. From exploding mobile phone batteries to dangerous breast implants, […]
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The NHS Resolution Early Notification Scheme
Early Notification scheme Since 2017 NHS Resolution has been trialling a new approach to investigate and respond to allegations of negligence in birth injury […]
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What is Listeriosis?
What is listeriosis? Listeriosis is a rare, with an average of only 166 annual cases in England and Wales (based on numbers from 2008 […]
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Why Cycling is Good for You
It’s no secret that cycling is good for you – in fact, you’ve probably been trying to actively avert your eyes and ears if […]
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