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  1. Research on the safety and efficacy of superior capsular augmentation for massive rotator cuff tears should address patient selection, type of graft and technique used,long-term outcomes including shoulder function, and patient-reported outcome measures.

    Recommendation ID IPG619/1 Question Research on the safety and efficacy of superior capsular augmentation for massive rotator cuff tears

  2. Factors predicting outcomes for people with high-grade transformation of follicular lymphoma:- In people with high-grade transformation of follicular lymphoma, which biological and clinical factors predict good outcomes with immunochemotherapy alone?

    Recommendation ID NG52/2 Question Factors predicting outcomes for people with high-grade transformation of follicular lymphoma:- In people

  3. Radiotherapy in first-line treatment of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma:- In people presenting with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and sites of bulky disease, are outcomes improved by radiotherapy to those sites following a full course of chemotherapy?

    Recommendation ID NG52/3 Question Radiotherapy in first-line treatment of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma:- In people presenting with diffuse

  4. Our evidence standards framework for digital care technologies

    NICE has been commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England to adapt the evidence standards framework for digital health technologies to support evidence-based decision making for digital care technologies used in adult social care.

  5. New machines that keep donor livers alive outside the body could help hundreds waiting for a life-saving transplant

    A consultation has begun on draft guidance recommending 4 specialist liver preservation machines for routine NHS use, which could help more of the 600 people in England waiting for a life-saving transplant.

  6. NICE enables groups and organisations to work together on their response to our online public consultations

    New functionality for online collaboration on consultations, enables groups or organisations to submit a joined-up response.

  7. Neonatal infection guidance updated to allow home antibiotic treatment for some babies

    We’ve recommended that newborn babies receiving antibiotics in hospital could potentially switch to oral antibiotics and be cared for at home if they are doing well and responding to treatment.

  8. Treating babies at home with oral antibiotics

    Home News Podcasts Treating babies at home with oral antibiotics Podcasts 27 May 2026 Listen About this episode In this episode we discuss

  9. NICE issues new guidance on 'artificial pancreas' technology for pregnant women with type 1 diabetes

    Women with type 1 diabetes who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should be offered a pregnancy-specific 'artificial pancreas' device. That is the recommendation in draft guidance published today by NICE.

  10. Why flexibility is built into everything we do at NICE Advice

    No two products are the same, so no two NICE Advice projects should be either. Andrew Walsh explains how NICE Advice adapts its services to fit your situation.

  11. First new NHS treatment in over 20 years recommended for women with resistant ovarian cancer

    The treatment uses a targeted therapy that seeks out a specific protein found on the surface of cancer cells and delivers a cancer-killing medicine directly to them.

  12. 5 tips to help get your healthtech product to market, fast

    Our associate director of NICE Advice outlines his top tips for healthtech companies, helping them chart a clear path from innovation to NHS adoption.

  13. How the faecal immunochemical test is changing bowel cancer referrals and what it tells us about the power of NICE guidance

    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.