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Opinion | 20:04:22

Sepsis – what you need to know and when limb loss occurs

Our team looks at how sepsis can cause amputation, and some signs to look out for to avoid this happening.

Opinion | 14:04:22

“Feet First” – what you need to know about diabetes and amputation

Our team looks at how diabetes can cause amputation, and some signs to look out for to avoid this happening.

Amputated leg being bandaged

Opinion | 12:04:22

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) – what you need to know

Constance Moon explains what you need to know about Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), which can be a cause of limb loss.

Opinion | 07:04:22

Compartment syndrome – what you need to know, and when injury is due to negligence

Constance Moon explains what you need to know about compartment syndrome, a condition that can lead to amputation.

Opinion | 05:04:22

April 2024: Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month

April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. Here, Ali Cloak, explains the purpose of the campaign and how you can get involved.

Opinion | 21:03:22

How to best prepare for Mother’s Day if you’re grieving

Ali Cloak gives some tips to prepare for Mother's Day following a bereavement.

Opinion | 15:03:22

Find out more about Brain Tumour Awareness Month

Lucy Norton explains what you need to know about Brain Tumour Awareness Month.

Opinion | 07:03:22

How to bring a cerebral palsy claim – what you need to know

If you or your child has suffered a brain injury causing cerebral palsy, the process of making a claim might seem daunting. With this in mind, our specialist cerebral palsy solicitors have broken down what you need to know about claiming for compensation and more.

Opinion | 02:03:22

Is healthcare inequality reflected in the prevalence of cerebral palsy?

A recent review designed to tackle ethnic health inequality in the NHS has revealed stark disparities in care within maternal and neonatal health. So for cerebral palsy awareness month, Abigail Ringer digs deeper into whether this inequity in healthcare is reflected in the prevalence of cerebral palsy in our communities.

Opinion | 18:02:22

NHS launches lifesaving campaign to tackle any myths relating to heart attacks

The aim of the campaign is to encourage people to dial 999 should they experience any early signs of a heart attack. The campaign, which is specific to heart attacks, known as ‘Help Us...

Opinion | 02:02:22

Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) maternity investigations will now be conducted by a new Special Health Authority (SHA) – what does this mean for patient safety?

Kerstin Scheel explains the latest change in maternity healthcare, with The HSIB's maternity investigations being conducted by a new Special Health Authority (SHA), and what it means for patient safety.

Opinion | 12:01:22

A welcome change: more families now entitled to public funding for representation in Article 2 inquests

From today, the 12 January 2022, it will be easier for families to secure public funding for legal representation in relation to the inquests into the death of a loved one in many cases.

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