Endometriosis now has its own fertility pathway in NICE guidance
The updated fertility guideline includes a brand-new section specifically for those with endometriosis who are struggling to conceive.
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Endometriosis fertility care and gynaecological cancer guidance
In this episode of NICE Talks, we're covering some of the most significant guidance updates of the year so far for women's health and cancer care.
NICE appoints Dr Adrian Hayter as its new chief medical officer
Dr Adrian Hayter joins NICE from the Royal College of General Practitioners bringing more than three decades of frontline clinical and national leadership experience to the role.
My treatment has completely transformed my life
In Dudley, an asthma clinic is catching people before they reach crisis point, diagnosing faster and making sure patients have the right treatment from the start - referral times have fallen from over a year to under 6 weeks.
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