A procedure that keeps donor livers supplied with oxygen inside the body before removal has been recommended for NHS use and could help more people on the transplant waiting list.
Two new non-invasive diagnostic technologies can be used in the NHS while further evidence is generated to speed up the diagnosis of endometriosis in primary care.
People with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) should have their condition diagnosed sooner and be offered an annual review to monitor symptoms, treatment and long-term health risks, according to our draft guideline published for public consultation today.
A new treatment option is now available on the NHS for cervical cancer that has come back or spread to other parts of the body, following our final draft guidance published today.
A groundbreaking approach to monitoring heart failure patients remotely has reduced unnecessary hospital admissions by 58%, improving patient experience and saving the NHS £4,158 per patient.
To mark Alcohol Awareness Week, NICE is sharing the story of James Halls, a lay committee member on NICE's alcohol-use disorders quality standard. James' lived experience of alcohol dependence has helpedshape national guidance and improve care for thousands of people across the country.
Learn how our evidence-based guidance helped a London NHS trust standardise procurement and generate operational efficiencies.
Learn how NICE's healthtech guidance is accelerating NHS adoption of a simple bowel cancer test, preventing 140,000 unnecessary urgent referrals a year while keeping cancer detection rates stable.
