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Why You Might Be Slowly Dying—And Your Doctor Is Letting You
The Silent Epidemic of Pernicious Anemia and the Medical Blind Spot That’s Costing Lives
I spent decades losing my health one misdiagnosis at a time.
Unraveling Family History: A Journey Through Genealogy and Pernicious Anemia
This month’s blog post is from Wendy Aris host of the Dis a fi mi History Podcast which covers Caribbean History and researching family history. Wendy previously...
Taking Control of Your Health: Accessing and Understanding Your Medical Records
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…
The NHS Delivery Plan for Access to Primary Care
In the UK, one of the most common complaints we see from our members is about access to doctors and nurses in primary care. Not just for diagnosis but for their ongoing...
The NICE B12 guideline – has anything changed?
In March 2025 it will be a year since the Nice Guideline on B12 Deficiency in over 16s was published. It seems timely to think again about why this was needed, what it says and when and how it applies.
Health Inequality in Long-term Conditions
There is another area of inequality in healthcare is for those with long-term and chronic conditions, where there is a lack of awareness, education and research available to the health care profession.