Understanding your medical history is a powerful tool for taking control of your health. Having access to your complete medical records allows you to make informed decisions about your care and ensure your treatment…
In restless legs syndrome, (sometimes written as RLS), people get a feeling like their legs are crawling with ants, tingling, burning, itching or cramping. These feelings get worse when the legs have been motionless for a while, especially at night and improve on movement.
In conjunction with the Pernicious Anaemia Society, The James Lind Alliance conducted a priority setting process for research into the autoimmune condition called Pernicious Anaemia (PA).
My personal experiences of seeking a diagnosis, feeling dismissed and unseen despite being an experienced healthcare professional have informed the way I teach students to interact with their patients.
This month’s blog post is written by Dr Heidi Seage. Principal Lecturer in Health Psychology and Programme director MSc in Health Psychology at Cardiff School of Sport and Health Sciences, Heidi has been a long-time supporter and valuable contributor to research which...
This month’s blog post is about the Schilling Test. The Pernicious Anaemia Society frequently gets questions about this from our members and many hark back to 'the good old days of the Schilling test' in terms of their diagnosis. Ebba Nexø is an esteemed expert in the...