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Why do some people infected with COVID-19 lose their smell?

Why do some people infected with COVID-19 lose their smell?

New research suggests there may be a genetic link in people who experience anosmia with COVID infection.


What are the symptoms of Omicron?

What are the symptoms of Omicron?

As the virus has evolved, so too have the symptoms, writes Professor Tim Spector.


Laser therapy ‘insignificant’ for post-menopausal issues

Laser therapy ‘insignificant’ for post-menopausal issues

The efficacy of laser treatment for post-menopausal genitourinary symptoms versus placebo and topical therapies has been revealed.


‘It can be quite insidious’: Identifying lung cancer

‘It can be quite insidious’: Identifying lung cancer

New resources have been designed to help GPs notice the signs of lung cancer, which can be notoriously difficult to diagnose in general practice.


Claims GPs clogging up EDs ‘couldn’t be further from the truth’

Claims GPs clogging up EDs ‘couldn’t be further from the truth’

GPs are calling for clearer guidance and adequate supply of PPE, amid concerns clinics are turning away infants with respiratory symptoms.


Criticism of GPs’ refusal to treat some infant patients in-person a ‘cheap shot’

Criticism of GPs’ refusal to treat some infant patients in-person a ‘cheap shot’

Many GPs who ask that young patients be tested for COVID-19 before treating them in-person believe they are simply following state-issued health advice.


Unusual things we’ve learned about the coronavirus

Unusual things we’ve learned about the coronavirus

Much as come to light since the world became aware of COVID-19.


‘All GPs should be able to manage menopause’ – but can they?

‘All GPs should be able to manage menopause’ – but can they?

Barriers related to time, education, and the risks of some treatments mean GPs need more support, a menopause expert has said.


Significant new findings on blood and breast cancers

Significant new findings on blood and breast cancers

Emerging news could have important implications for GPs and their patients.


Medically unexplained symptoms and the ‘swamp’ of general practice

Medically unexplained symptoms and the ‘swamp’ of general practice

Associate Professor Louise Stone examines an especially uncertain aspect of healthcare.


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