Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. While it is primarily known for its impact on blood sugar levels, diabetes can also lead to several complications, including serious vision problems. Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable sight loss in the UK.

Encephalitis is a potentially life-threatening condition defined by inflammation of the brain. It may be caused by viral infections, autoimmune disorders, or other infectious agents.

Over the past few years, maternity units across England have been investigated due to concerns over failing care and poor patient safety. This has resulted in Donna Ockenden, a British midwife and community activist, undertaking independent reviews across various Trusts, to provide families with answers and aim for improvement in outcomes for both babies and mothers.   

In support of the Stop The Pressure campaign, we're helping to raise awareness of pressure injuries, in the hope of reducing the number of avoidable pressure wounds. In the UK, over 700,000 people are affected by pressure ulcers each year. Of these, 180,000 are newly acquired, 60% of which occur in people over the age of 70. We shine some light on the issue in our latest insight.

We are proud to support the Erb’s Palsy Group (EPG) in their focused campaign this week to raise awareness about the condition of Erb’s Palsy – also known as brachial plexus palsy.

During Erb's Palsy Awareness Week we take a look at some frequently asked questions regarding Erb's Palsy.

A hard-hitting report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) published on 19 September 2024 has identified serious concerns over the quality and safety of maternity services in England.

September marks Urology Awareness Month. Urological cancers affect the organs in the urinary system

Andrew Cox, Senior Coroner for Cornwall and the Isle of Scilly, has ruled that the death of twin babies at Treliske Hospital could have been avoided after doctors failed to diagnose their mother with a rare condition.

In a recent BBC article, a coroner ruled that the death of Laura-Jane Seaman on 23 December 2022, was “avoidable and contributed to by neglect” from gross failures by healthcare professionals.

The Tozer’s Medical Negligence team act for families affected by stroke and want to raise the importance of the signs and symptoms of strokes across the UK. A stroke happens when the blood supply cannot reach parts of the brain, and rapid medical treatment must be sought, early diagnosis reached, and prompt medical attention is obtained. 

In a recent article from The Guardian, it has been highlighted once again that there is a troubling disparity in maternal healthcare in England, stating that black mothers are twice as likely to have their NHS births investigated compared to their white counterparts.