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  1. Simple home test prevents thousands of unnecessary bowel cancer referrals

    A simple home test is sparing thousands of people from unnecessary hospital investigations for bowel cancer, while helping them get faster answers about whether they have the disease – with new data showing the impact of NICE's recommendation to use the test.

  2. Reviewing 2025: Producing faster rigorous guidance to make an impact on patients' lives

    medicines evaluation Helen Knight, the deputy director of the centre for guidelines Eric Power, and Anastasia Chalkidou, the programme...

  3. Hidden spine fractures could be spotted earlier after NICE recommendation

    NICE is recommending that quick spine checks are added to routine bone scans to help spot hidden fractures earlier and prevent serious complications.

  4. New sepsis guideline targets faster, tailored treatments to benefit patients

    Patients aged 16 or over with suspected sepsis will receive more tailored treatment under updated NICE guidance published today.

  5. New age-based blood test thresholds recommended by NICE will help GPs catch ovarian cancer earlier

    More women with ovarian cancer could be diagnosed earlier under proposed new NICE guidance that replaces a one-size-fits-all blood test threshold with personalised, age-based criteria.

  6. NICE announces Professor Jonathan Benger as new Chief Executive

    NICE Chairman, Sharmila Nebhrajani, today announced Professor Jonathan Benger CBE as incoming chief executive, with effect from Friday 19 December 2025 taking over from Dr Samantha Roberts.

  7. Chief executive's end of year message

    Dr Sam Roberts, chief executive at NICE, looks back at NICE's achievements over the past year and discusses our priorities for 2023.

  8. Fertility clinics must end unproven treatments that don't help couples have babies

    Fertility clinics should not offer unproven treatments that do not help people have babies, our independent committee has recommended in draft guidance.

  9. Record numbers accessing HIV prevention treatment

    Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) became routinely available through sexual health clinics in 2020, with NICE recommending the tablets for people at high risk of HIV in 2021.

  10. Tackling variation in rehab for people with neurological conditions

    NICE has recommended a standardised approach for rehabilitation, to address the variation of care experienced by millions of people with chronic neurological conditions.

  11. Our first guideline on kidney cancer recommends better use of biopsies to avoid surgery

    New guidance aims to reduce variation in treatment and prevent unnecessary surgery, improving care for patients and supporting healthcare professionals.

  12. First NICE-curated guideline announced ahead of World Duchenne Awareness Day

    In the lead-up to World Duchenne Awareness Day on Sunday 7 September, we’re pleased to announce the completion of our first assessment of an externally developed clinical guideline.

  13. Biggest shake-up in type 2 diabetes care in a decade announced

    Millions of people are set to benefit from earlier access to newer type 2 diabetes treatments – the biggest shake-up in care for a decade – as part of NICE’s commitment to re-evaluate priority clinical pathways described in the 10-Year Health Plan for the NHS.

  14. Women, older people and Black people less likely to receive an SGLT-2 inhibitor prescription for type 2 diabetes

    Recommendations in NICE’s type 2 diabetes guideline update, published today, will enhance the use of SGLT-2 inhibitors in primary care and address these health inequalities.

  15. 'Artificial pancreas' transforming the lives of thousands of children and young people with type 1 diabetes

    The innovative hybrid closed loop (HCL) systems offer improved blood sugar control and can transform daily life for families managing this complex condition.